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This amazing concert brings together some of the true pioneers of rock 'n' roll music including Bo Diddley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard, James Brown, Fats Domino and BBKing. Recorded in Italy in 1989 it features these legendary artists in performance of their best loved tracks such as Papa's Got A Brand New Bag, Bo Diddley, Great Balls Of Fire, Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On and Blueberry Hill. At the end of the concert all the performers come together for all-star jam that leaves the audience hollering for more. It's a rare event indeed that brings so many great live performers together on one bill and this DVD captures the real excitement of the evening. To order this DVD from Amazon if you are in the UK, please click here: www.amazon.co.uk To order this DVD from amazon if you are in the US, please click here: www.amazon.com

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Bo Diddley

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He only had a few hits in the 1950s and early '60s, but as Bo Diddley sang, "You Can't Judge a Book by Its Cover." You can't judge an artist by his chart success, either, and Diddley produced greater and more influential music than all but a handful of the best early rockers. The Bo Diddley beat -- bomp, ba-bomp-bomp, bomp-bomp -- is one of rock & roll's bedrock rhythms, showing up in the work of Buddy Holly, the Rolling Stones, and even pop-garage knock-offs like the Strangeloves' 1965 hit "I Want Candy." Diddley's hypnotic rhythmic attack and declamatory, boasting vocals stretched back as far as Africa for their roots, and looked as far into the future as rap. His trademark otherworldly vibrating, fuzzy guitar style did much to expand the instrument's power and range. But even more important, Bo's bounce was fun and irresistibly rocking, with a wisecracking, jiving tone that epitomized rock & roll at its most humorously outlandish and freewheeling. Before taking up blues and R&B, Diddley had actually studied classical violin, but shifted gears after hearing John Lee Hooker. In the early '50s, he began playing with his longtime partner, maraca player Jerome Green, to get what Bo's called "that freight train sound." Billy Boy Arnold, a fine blues harmonica player and singer in his own right, was also playing with Diddley when the guitarist got a deal with Chess in the mid-'50s (after being turned down by rival Chicago label Vee-Jay). His very first single, "Bo Diddley"/"I <b>...</b>

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From the album '20th Anniversary Of Rock n Roll' 1976 Personnel Bo Diddley : Guitar, Vocals, Carmine Appice : Drums, Tim Bogert : Bass, Billy Joel Keyboards, Albert Lee : Guitar, Alvin Lee : Guitar, Keith Moon : Drums, Percussion, Ted Neeley : Vocals, Leslie West : Guitar :

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freeguitarmentor.com The Unmistakeable rhythms of Bo Diddley

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Live at the Opera House. Kennedy Center, Washington DC October 10th,1997.

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Gainesville, Florida began its occupation Wednesday. At midnight Thursday police arrived and attempted to evict the 70 people who remained for the night. 30 people who were willing to face arrests began to be arrested including Bo Diddley's oldest son - ironically for occupying the Bo Diddley downtown Plaza named in honor of his father and with a stone with the Bill of Rights recognizing the area as a speaker's corner.

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From the album Bo Diddley Is A Gun Slinger 1960

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Bo Diddley You Can't Judge Book By The Cover 60's R&B Classic Oldies

Yeah, I have a few 45's as well. ;) And this one's indeed an original checker top label pressing. What else can I say abut this one - it's the classic that got Bo rollin'. :) RIP, Bo. Dig.....

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Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley (Hollywood A Go-Go, 1965)

Bo Diddley 1965

This clip shows the crowd really going for it with the dancing, grooming and general behaviour being totally over the top! This man truly knows how to get the 50's throwback crowd going.

Road Runner Bo Diddley

Bomp bomp-a bomp, a bomp-bomp. Nothing fancy.

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He only had a few hits in the 1950s and early '60s, but as Bo Diddley sang, "You Can't Judge a Book by Its Cover." You can't judge an artist by his chart success, either, and Diddley produced greater and more influential music than all but a handful of the best early rockers. The Bo Diddley beat -- bomp, ba-bomp-bomp, bomp-bomp -- is one of rock & roll's bedrock rhythms, showing up in the work of Buddy Holly, the Rolling Stones, and even pop-garage knock-offs like the Strangeloves' 1965 hit "I Want Candy." Diddley's hypnotic rhythmic attack and declamatory, boasting vocals stretched back as far as Africa for their roots, and looked as far into the future as rap. His trademark otherworldly vibrating, fuzzy guitar style did much to expand the instrument's power and range. But even more important, Bo's bounce was fun and irresistibly rocking, with a wisecracking, jiving tone that epitomized rock & roll at its most humorously outlandish and freewheeling. Before taking up blues and R&B, Diddley had actually studied classical violin, but shifted gears after hearing John Lee Hooker. In the early '50s, he began playing with his longtime partner, maraca player Jerome Green, to get what Bo's called "that freight train sound." Billy Boy Arnold, a fine blues harmonica player and singer in his own right, was also playing with Diddley when the guitarist got a deal with Chess in the mid-'50s (after being turned down by rival Chicago label Vee-Jay). His very first single, "Bo Diddley"/"I <b>...</b>

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This clip shows him to be a true performer, getting the crowd going and doing some fancy footwork to his upbeat catchy tunes. His square guitar during this performance also needs to be noted!

Mona Bo Diddley

From the film "It might get loud", Jack makes a diddley bow (one string guitar) from a piece of wood, 3 nails, a coke bottle, a guitar string and a pickup!

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Bo Diddley - Who Do You Love 1956

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Seasick Steve - Diddley Bo Live on Later with Jools Holland

Seasick Steve Diddley Bo Live Jools Holland

Nasty nasty funk from the great Bo Diddley, as for the video is made of scenes from the movie "Duck You Sucker" aka "A Fist full Of Dynamite" by Sergio Leone.

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Bo Diddley - Hey Bo Diddley (Shindig!, August 18, 1965)

Bo Diddley Shindig 1965

Bo knows.

Bo Diddley Who Do You Love

Rock´n Roll history lesson: A virtual concert....some vid material I cut together over the audio, to visualize this great song, rather than just posting some still pics... Now listen here to the story of Bo Diddley And the Rock n Roll scene in general Bo Diddley was born Ellas McDaniel In a place called McComb, Missississipi about 1926 He moved to Chicago about 1938 Where his name was eventually changed to Bo Diddley He practiced the guitar everyday and sometimes into the night Till his papa's hair began to turn white His Pa said "Son, listen hear, I know You can stay, but ..ah...that guitar has just got to go" So he pulled his hat down over his eyes Headed on out for them Western Skies I think Bob Dylan said that He hit New York City He began to play at the Apollo in Harlem Good scene there everybody raving One day, one night, came a Cadillac, four head lights Came a man with a big, long, fat cigar said, "C'mere son, I'm gonna make you a star" Bo Diddley said, "Uh..whats in it for me?" Man said, "Shut your mouth son, play your guitar and you just wait and see" Well, that boy made it, he made it real big And so did the rest of the rock n roll scene along with him And a white guy named Johnny Otis took Bo Diddleys rhythm He changed it into hand-jive and it went like this In a little old country town one day A little old country band began to play Had two guitars and a beat up saxophone When the drummer said, boy, those cats begin to roam Oh baby oh we oh oh Ooh la la that <b>...</b>

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Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley ～ I'm a Man

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Bo Diddley - Road Runner (Shindig!, August 18, 1965)

Bo Diddley Shindig 1965

Musicians Institute and Guitar World bring you a series of guitar lessons with some of the top guitar instructors around. In this video, blues master Keith Wyatt gives a lesson on Bo Diddley.

Guitar World Lesson Musicians Institute Keith Wyatt Bo Diddley

Gritty, mean tone through and through. Here are the lyrics that some of you requested: I'm a sidewinder baby lookin' for a meal I'm a sidewinder baby lookin' for a meal If you cross my path girl, got no time to make a deal I'm a hitchhiker baby, lookin for a ride I'm a hitchhiker baby, lookin for a ride If you stop for me baby... got no place to hide I'm evil baby, lookin' for you you know I'm evil baby you know I'm lookin for you If you let me in your front door be knockin' on your back door too. woo!

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Perfect placement of this song. Couldn't sound anymore right being in this movie

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Record released on August 18, 1962.

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Sharing the stage, 1973

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Ronnie Hawkins & The Hawks Bo Diddley

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Tom Petty and Bo Diddley Live at Filmore performing Mona

Tom Petty Bo Diddley Live Mona Filmore

Charted Mar. 1960

Oldies R&B Rock Pop Diddley Road Runner

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Since this has only one string, you can call it a Diddley-Bow, a truly ancient instrument of African origin, widespread and well-used in the southern United States a long, long time ago. Simple as they get, yet very expressive! "...The grandfather of all blues guitars!..." A buddy of mine assembled this CBG and sent it to me to arrange the final result to my own taste. Good cooperation, I think .. I'm calling it: The Kicking Mule Special..

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A simple one string "diddley bo" lap slide guitar made from an old piece of wood a couple of nails, a Piezo Transducer 273-073 from Radio Shack, a 1/4 mono input plug, a piece of wood for the bridge, a rubber band, a small tin can, a roll of tape and one old guitar string. The Piezo Transducer 273-073 cost about $2 at Radio Shack, I also got the 1/4 mono input plug and extra wire at Radio Shack. . . everything else I found around the house. The tin can originally housed cough drops, but you can use a tuna can or snuff can or any number similar of items. I removed the Piezo Transducer from it's plastic shell and tape it into the tin can. I place the guitar bridge (small piece of wood) on top of this. You can tune the thing by moving the bridge up and down the neck of the guitar Nothing about this is original, it's just my version of a basic Diddley Bo

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Ahh.. in 1990 Bo Jackson was da man..

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I shot this footage of Bo doing Diddley Daddy in a small club. This is a different version that you've ever heard before. It is live, raw and unedited. Check out the guitar playing about 3:20 in. Bo was in a good mood and just playing around.

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Wrong picture. I goofed... sorry.... forgive me..... I will try and fix it.... RIP Mr. Otis..... thank you for the memories

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Bo Diddley - "Give Me A Break" and "You Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover" (Shindig!, August 18, 1965)

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Live at Cornell University. Bo really embraces the "mayygn" pronunciation here and stops singing after two verses, filling the rest of the performance with atonal slides and "mumbles" in addition to standard blues licks.

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Here's another long lost appearance of the great James Booker from Berlin Jazztage 1976. There's one solo Booker track, a definitve version of Classified and then he accompanies Mighty Flea Connors, Billy Boy Arnold, Margie Evans, Johnny Guitar Watson and Bo Diddley in this 28 minute broadcast from German TV.

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Recorded on a crappy little 4mp stills camera so .. well.. there you go

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"Who Do You Love?" ~ Bo Diddley ft Los Lobos written and recorded in 1956 by Bo Diddley re-released in 1987 on Warner Bros. Records soundtrack to the film 'La Bamba' [Columbia Pictures]

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