Does anybody know who covers this in the opening of the movie "la bamba"? It's a bit heavier and a lot faster. Really like that version.....not that bo aint the man.
Oh, and nice tribute Brother! I just love the guy & wish he'd have gotten the love & attention Chuck Berry got, he sure deserved it spanning old blues to the first rock to the first driving hard rock. Thanks for taking the time to pay tribute to one of my all time musical heros!
70s rocker but love the founding fathers (Bo, Chuck, Little Richard, Bill Haley). Bo brought the first edgy music with the driving afro/caibean beat & rough lyrics w/a rattlesnake for a neck tie, chimney of human skulls etc.! Saw Chuck (twice) & he was a prick to his backing band both times, self absorbed & never played in key or time. Saw Bo 3 times. ALWAYS fun, backing bands LOVED him, the crowd LOVED him! Gracious, took time to talk w/those of us who waited after the show. God bless you Bo!
yes this is a great song was made in the late 1950'. Bo Diddley first album with his fabulous all ,black dudes,band. Other great songs in the same albums MONA an I m Man. Is worth listening .
Bo's original version 60 some years back was power-rock like this. In fact he was the great grandfather of power rock over lighter rock cranking powerchords & singing bad-ass lyrics! I was lucky enough to meet him. What a gracious, generous soul! Later I was right up front w/a camera. When he was playing he waved to me & came over & gave me some "action shots". He even motioned a couple people out of the way for my shot!
I thought that the original version by Bo Diddley would have had this particular guitar riff until I listened to it. Who else does a version with this kind of guitar riff?
Does anybody know who covers this in the opening of the movie "la bamba"? It's a bit heavier and a lot faster. Really like that version.....not that bo aint the man.
mourningstar11 1 month ago
Oh, and nice tribute Brother! I just love the guy & wish he'd have gotten the love & attention Chuck Berry got, he sure deserved it spanning old blues to the first rock to the first driving hard rock. Thanks for taking the time to pay tribute to one of my all time musical heros!
redfishradical 5 months ago
70s rocker but love the founding fathers (Bo, Chuck, Little Richard, Bill Haley). Bo brought the first edgy music with the driving afro/caibean beat & rough lyrics w/a rattlesnake for a neck tie, chimney of human skulls etc.! Saw Chuck (twice) & he was a prick to his backing band both times, self absorbed & never played in key or time. Saw Bo 3 times. ALWAYS fun, backing bands LOVED him, the crowd LOVED him! Gracious, took time to talk w/those of us who waited after the show. God bless you Bo!
redfishradical 5 months ago
this is one those ass kickers
mannishboy69 10 months ago
only George could do a remake of a Bo song and it does him justice BO is the King and George is the prince
RJF1966 11 months ago
Thumbs up if you think George Thorogood is underated!
TheProlific1980 1 year ago 3
@TheProlific1980 I don't know. He gets a lot of airplay on the Classic Rock Station in my home town, but I'll give you thumbs up anyway.
George Thorogood Kicks Serious Ass!!!
1962drob 8 months ago
Go Bo!!!!!
monkey1941 1 year ago
k im 14 and i cant stand this new shit that people call music. we need good rockers like this all over
ShadowShot96 1 year ago
Long live the King of R&R . R.I.P. And im soo sorry to see 1 thumb down . It must bee from usama biin laden . and his shit brain .
vessjay 1 year ago
Woaw ! Ilove it !
GREAT
Thank you very much for sharing !
SMILE
xanglat 1 year ago
THEN THERE WAS THE DAY I HEARD BO DIDDLEY PLAY
THEMOJOMANsince1959 1 year ago
What ever it was...he had it.
NJburbsSeeker 1 year ago
I love Sherilyn Fenn...
caviper1 1 year ago
Awsome song!!! RIP!!!
Frankovich011 1 year ago
A Classic song,for a Classic Man(-:
deathoncall247 1 year ago
great song
ricoisawsome 1 year ago
Classic!!!
wrightfield 2 years ago
Wow dude! What a fucking awesome take!!!
astrozombierat 2 years ago 2
Love George Thorogood, Love Bo Diddley, great tribute to a rock and roll original
TheChrisOrange 2 years ago 2
simply great.
jhnb12876 2 years ago 2
@jhnb12876 I second that emotion ;-) Excellent!!!
Ghostorchid2 1 year ago
nice dedication vid, cool pics
kawliga55 2 years ago 9
Not sure what you are all talking about. This is George Thorogood's version and not Bo Diddly.
Bo Diddly's style is way different then this song.
Muizelot 2 years ago 2
its a dedication
ricoisawsome 1 year ago
what come first? diddley bo, or bo diddley
vikingbiff 2 years ago
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Your mum came first last night.
yourmotherisdead 2 years ago
the version of this song played at the beginig of the movie la bamba is way better
tan94319 2 years ago 2
hey bo diddley if it werent for old rock'n rollers like him where would music be???
LetArtsLive 2 years ago 7
Im new to his music, do you know when this first came out?
qwerly45 2 years ago
um no i think the 70's mabe you could google it
LetArtsLive 2 years ago
yes this is a great song was made in the late 1950'. Bo Diddley first album with his fabulous all ,black dudes,band. Other great songs in the same albums MONA an I m Man. Is worth listening .
xxxstiletto 2 years ago 3
This was clearly based on the Doors' version; it sounds much closer to that than to Bo Diddley's original.
adriandkg 3 years ago
The Great of the GREAT.
mopsius 3 years ago
Bo's original version 60 some years back was power-rock like this. In fact he was the great grandfather of power rock over lighter rock cranking powerchords & singing bad-ass lyrics! I was lucky enough to meet him. What a gracious, generous soul! Later I was right up front w/a camera. When he was playing he waved to me & came over & gave me some "action shots". He even motioned a couple people out of the way for my shot!
Truly, a profoundly nice man and epic innovator.
redfishradical 3 years ago 2
I thought that the original version by Bo Diddley would have had this particular guitar riff until I listened to it. Who else does a version with this kind of guitar riff?
johnpaul68 3 years ago
the Doors ! :D
TheRealNatNat 3 years ago
He hit 80, despite the square guitar. respect.
2pintsplease 3 years ago