This has, since I first heard it in the late '50s, always been one of the greatest sounds ever. I must have heard it a 1000 times and never get tired of it.
I just listened to Say Man,, and comparing the hits I'd have to say I like this number better, but not enough to want to hear it again. Bo Diddley reminds me of the Inkspots, in that I don't get off on alot of rythmn and blues anymore than I get off on jazz. Bo wasn't played much or at all for the most part and what did land on the charts bombed out at the bottom of the top 40 charts back in the Doowop era. ROCKABILLY wasn't played here in Vancouver Cda either & I really like it! THX
Awesome. Paul McCartney and the Stones did great versions too...
GipsyKing666 1 month ago
This has, since I first heard it in the late '50s, always been one of the greatest sounds ever. I must have heard it a 1000 times and never get tired of it.
melbourne1945 1 month ago
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmaravilha
1Sfeldman 4 months ago
im Bo-oggying
susanaialmeida 4 months ago
cant believe someone would dislike this, so peaceful
14wafflesandpancakes 4 months ago
First heard this song when it came out 50 years ago and I never get tired of listening to it. His best hit.
melbourne1945 5 months ago
Yea Jim Morrison was a fan of Bo Diddly, I'm of both :)
syntaxius 6 months ago
un amoooooor violento nos deslumbroooooooo(8)
Gonzoppo 7 months ago 3
Papa Bo you´ll always be a legend along with Little Richard, Chuck Berry and Dale Hawkins.....
willpn100 7 months ago
Hey i am a white boy and even i know Rock n Roll came to be through our black brothers superior music, Peace to all mankind and God bless us all.
shrillcarder 8 months ago
One Person Must Be Crackin Up With A Thumbs Down.
chess1458 1 year ago 9
I just listened to Say Man,, and comparing the hits I'd have to say I like this number better, but not enough to want to hear it again. Bo Diddley reminds me of the Inkspots, in that I don't get off on alot of rythmn and blues anymore than I get off on jazz. Bo wasn't played much or at all for the most part and what did land on the charts bombed out at the bottom of the top 40 charts back in the Doowop era. ROCKABILLY wasn't played here in Vancouver Cda either & I really like it! THX
Ezdduf4kuZ 1 year ago
craaaaacking up abagaheu abagaheu!!!!!! %-)
SirFrancisBurton 1 year ago
Sounds like Bo doing Buddy doing Bo ...
AllBobsAllTheTime 1 year ago 4
For a long time, when I was a kid,I thought he said "You back it up". It hinted at accusations, and gave the song a slightly different slant for me.
Can someone provide me with the lyrics to this song? Please.
naganokumas 1 year ago
hmm. Black Rock and Roll?
jahsonsalim 1 year ago
@jahsonsalim the roots of rock and roll stem from the black musicians. all inspiration came from the black musicians...
MEKlett 1 year ago
He is surely suggesting here that whereas teaching Buddy Holly all he knew,
Bo could do it better
learnerer 1 year ago
*****
sirronald69 1 year ago
interesting fact in the description. love both jim morrison and bo
GiveMeThaGreenLight 1 year ago
Bo Diddley....The King of the Beat.
Nucc3 1 year ago
This is great!!!
paulo57620 1 year ago 3