The woman playing rhythm guitar and the guy playing bass are my late grandfather’s dear friends, Wally Malone & wife Peggy Malone originally Peggy Jones, Known as Lady Bo, Bo Diddley’s first rhythm guitarist.
I just “discovered” this live video. It is pure genius! Bo loved to travel into new and undiscovered sounds and variations, but he never fell into the ridiculous or obnoxious. Only a great master with extraordinary control can pull something like that. What amazes me the most is that he never compromised his art in order to be more commercially viable. Bo just wanted to play his music and rejoiced when the audience loved it. A true artistic genius in my book. Rest in peace Bo! Thank you for everything.
i will forget what stalin did to my country? there are more important things, including the 200 or so musicians who, according to u tube comments, are/were the greatest
I totally agree with you when he was younger everybody loved him. He was more famous than the Beatles and there's footage of that to prove it. But as he aged so many people forgot about him. That's sad. Believe me he will never be forgotten by the people who really and truly love the blues and by some of the greatest guitar players there are. Then one of the current guitars that plays a cigar box guitar
Mr. Dudley was one of the most awesome people you could ever meet funny full of life of great guy I toured with him in the summer of 1971 he was asked to join Creedence Clearwater in Tower Of Power I was his drummer I’ll never forget him God bless you bo...
God Bless and keep Peggy Malone, *LADY BO*, my friend and former boss, a talented, sweet and masterful profressional, as she passed on Sept. 16, 2015, in the arms of her wonderfulhusband, Wally Malone. R.I.P. Peggy and Bo. I am heartbroken.
I grew up in the 60's when we had the best music all the time. We were all at Heaven's door and knew it. Today I love to listen to Billy Strings, Jakob Dylan, Pokey LaFarge and Chloe Fiorano and so many other creative artists popping up. Look around!
During the Winter of 1990/91, I saw Bo performing in a very small venue in a bar across the street from the main entrance to Ohio State University. Since the bar was rather small, it was reserved for the small number of patrons that could attend. Well, I heard about this performance way ahead of when it was scheduled so I snatched up two tickets and got there very early. I was going through a very difficult divorce (what divorce isn't?) and my (young, 27-year-old) date, and I stood by the bar, which was about 20 feet from the stage where Bo would be standing during the entire performance. My friend, being rather young, wasn't real familiar with Bo Diddley's music and I was hoping all along that she would enjoy the show. Well, it turned out that (that) wasn't a problem,, especially since he began the first set with "Bo Diddley"! While we waited for Bo to appear, we proceeded to consume approximately six bottles of Bud Lite (each). Let me tell you this, when he walked in it was like lightning just struck. The air was electrified and so was each of the attendees! Bo played that night for over two hours using accompanied by (only) two very good local stand-ins playing Bass and Rhythm Guitars. You wouldn't have ever known that they didn't tour with him; they never missed a beat! During the show, we had probably six more of the Bud Lites (longnecks - from the bottle of course) and it was a night to remember. Upon leaving that bar, both of us still stoked from the beer and the pulsating beat of the music, we went quietly to my home in Dublin, Ohio, which was only four or five miles from the bar, turned on my $15,000 Macintosh stereo with JBL Studio Monitors and proceeded to play my three CD Set of Bo Diddley's Anthology! Even though I lived in a single-family home in prestigious Muirfield Village, we cranked up that stereo to just below the limit that those speakers would deliver without cracking the windows. All in all, it was a Rockin' night. By the way, at the time I was 47 years old (born in '42 and still 12 years old the year "Bo Diddley" was released)! Of course, it was a music world 'game-changer' and all parents hated the change! Although that was over 30 years ago, I will never forget that cold winter night at the bar; and of course the remainder of the night at my home Thanks for reading my very memorable story!
Bo was so underrated and underappreciated as compared to Chuck Berry and Little Richard. Bo's influence was tremendous, yet he is not given his full due as one of the true King's of R & R. And Lady Bo was so far below the radar as a splendid female guitarist she was pretty much unknown. What a waste--if she we 25 today doing what she did back then she'd be world famous! RIP BO and LADY BO, two world class talents.
@Fuzzy Butkus Everybody respected Bo because not only was he a legend in rock but he a down to earth guy who lived a normal life off stage. He loved to fish, tinker with stuff, watch western shows and movies and was a great family man and loved his fans.
Underrated ? "He influenced many artists, including Buddy Holly,[1] Elvis Presley,[2] the Beatles, the Rolling Stones,[3] the Animals, and the Clash.[4] " "His use of African rhythms and a signature beat, a simple five-accent hambone rhythm, is a cornerstone of hip hop, rock, and pop music.[3][5][6] In recognition of his achievements, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987, the Blues Hall of Fame in 2003, and the Rhythm and Blues Music Hall of Fame in 2017.[7][5][8] He received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Rhythm and Blues Foundation and the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.[9] Diddley is also recognized for his technical innovations, including his distinctive rectangular guitar, with its unique booming, resonant, shimmering tones."
IF YOU KNOW OLD SKOOL MUSIC LIKE ME,YOU KNOW THAT BO DIDDLEY WAS A PART OF THE 4 KINGS OF THE BEGINNINGS OF ROCK AND ROLL,ALONG WITH CHUCK BERRY,FATS DOMINO AND LITTLE RICHARD.AND PEGGY JONES,AKA LADY BO,WAS WAY AHEAD THE TIMES BACK IN THE LATE 1950'S AND EARLY 1960'S.R.I.P. TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THEM.
Love it...Bo Diddley was one of the first artist I listened to when I was growing up...in the 70's. My aunt gave me a collection of her old 45's and there were two of Bo's records I found.
As i listen to this i realize BO was a proto DUBBER-sonic genius with soul and, tho misogynist lyrics were still standard in his hey (man) day, at least he featured the lovely female guitarists before anyone else! BO LIVES!
misogynist lyrics? you've lost me there, sounds like the sort of discussion or argument that goes on in some relationship, but when he sings "he used to do your cooking and your her laundry too" it sounds like quite a modern relationship :)
when I was a littler bitty boy my grandparents would take me uptown shopping I would hear Bo on the radio and start dancing , every one was entertained
Big Diddley fan here. He's my fave of the early 50s rockers. I only knew this song from the Stones version so it's great to hear it from the guy who wrote it. I wonder when this performance was. It sure sounds reggae influenced.
Bo and Lady Bo--the whole outfit. It Doesn't get any better than this! The first time I heard this song, many years ago, was still decades after I listened to all Bo's 1950's rockers. I just never knew he could play these soulful and lyrical leads...
You guys all know, don't you,that this song is on one of Bo's very first LPs, I have a seventies reissue of it upstairs ( in the house I no longer live in). One of my favourite Bo tracks.
So sorry Bo didn’t get all accords he deserved and needed. I hope he is looking down and see how many play his records, disc, tapes, tubes, etc, and smile because he is being played over and over again.
I play this clip at least once a week, or whenever i'm feeling like a mood boost, whichever comes first. The same 3 chord progression for 10 minutes, love it!
It's a shame that Bo Diddly was never given the accolades that he should have been given. I saw this man in a park with about 200 people where I was right up at the front stage and teaching two little girls out of dance it was like a private concert. That was in 2005 and the mayor of Poughkeepsie NY invited them to play at the waterfront Park. He changed one of his songs to reflect the fact that gas was almost $4 a gallon again. Brilliant guitarist and so underrated.
Bo at his best ,,,,kickin back and relaxed,,,playing what he really wants play,,,I saw it,,,I loved it,,,miss ya Bo,,,this is the real Bo Diddley ,with family and friends,,,,,DD
This was Mike Nesmith's description of seeing Bo & Peggy & Jerome at a club in Dallas called LouAnn's in the late 50s: "When the acts that appealed to me came through Louann’s, I would go if I could. One night I went to see Bo Diddley. I wanted to watch him and Peggy and Jerome doing live what I had only heard them doing on record-to see if it was real. When they took the stage I could see that this was a band of the strangest and highest order. Bo created an astounding presence, with his low-slung homemade guitar, his white sport coat and bow tie, his band all in red plaid jackets with bow ties-except for Peggy. She was in a skintight one-piece gold lamé suit and stiletto heels. She was attached to a low-slung electric guitar similar to Bo’s. They were playing through Fender Reverb amplifiers. Before they played a note, their presence made the whole room crackle with electricity. When they played, something started up like a powerful engine, different than with any other players I had heard. The cantilever that Bo and Peggy created in their rhythms made space for itself, just like the art of Marcel Duchamp and Richard Hamilton, Hendrix and Lennon. The maracas mixed in the legacy touch of Latin claves and a drop of Southern hambone, so when Peggy and Bo added the thunder from their guitars, the result was a pulse that made everyone move, that made me want to sing, that sat me straight up and held me there. When the thunderclaps started pausing in tight syncopation with the drums, the rhythm roared like a wind-driven rainstorm on water. And when Bo sang “I look like a farmer, but I’m a lover!” I knew exactly what he was singing about, what he was saying. Bo and Peggy and Jerome were the first iteration of the Jimi Hendrix Experience in my life, the first time I kissed the sky. "
Hello Bo Fans i've been listening to this great man and musicians a long time and believe they are one of musics best .relaxing soothing sounds ,makes you tab ur feet and clap your hands.RIP MR. BO N LADY BO
Turbo 5 Speed...Hell ya!..The Bass has got the groove..the rhythm is probably the most striking player ever, the drums are in the pocket..And then there is Bo..Damn.
It was Bo that got me into RnR,aged 12/13 late 70's. I got a cassette (C60) from my sister with a mix of rock/roll,"Roadrunner" was on it, the rest is history!
De muziek componisten en zangers die de grootste invloed hadden op de hedendaagse muziek zijn Bo diddlely , chuck Berry , buddy holley , Ray Charles , Elvis Presley and James Brown.
I met bo early 91 or 2 he bought a new gas stove I was the tech that showed up to install it long time ago trugas north fla Williston or archer don't rember any way a modest doublewide with some big sheds he took me out back went thru some I think was records 78 and said he had stuff thinking about reproducing on internet p\but he played that double neck guitar like no tomorrow great memory I'm 52 still fixin stuff great guy
got to see bo at the basement in Sydney not long before he died, against his doctors he said and then said he couldn't disappoint his fans...so much love for this man
Lady Bo (Peggy Malone), who recorded with Bo between 1957 and 1961, and also re-joined him in 1970, is not The Duchess (Norma-Jean Wofford), who performed with Bo 1962 to 1966. This performance features Lady Bo.
Wow. I’m just mesmerized by how precise and yet fluid they both are. Sounds like heaven to me. I’m so sorry for all the great black musicians screwed over by greedy lawyers.
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Lady Bo was my Aunt Peggy and man, watching this video makes me miss her. ❤
The woman playing rhythm guitar and the guy playing bass are my late grandfather’s dear friends, Wally Malone & wife Peggy Malone originally Peggy Jones, Known as Lady Bo, Bo Diddley’s first rhythm guitarist.
Hey, did you know Ronny and George also? Bo and the gang came to my home and played happy birthday to my daughter in our living room, 52 years ago.
@@rubberdog8763 no, my grandfather and his wife knew Peggy and Wally
I just “discovered” this live video. It is pure genius! Bo loved to travel into new and undiscovered sounds and variations, but he never fell into the ridiculous or obnoxious. Only a great master with extraordinary control can pull something like that. What amazes me the most is that he never compromised his art in order to be more commercially viable. Bo just wanted to play his music and rejoiced when the audience loved it. A true artistic genius in my book. Rest in peace Bo! Thank you for everything.
That was my meditation today. The world is falling into chaos, but with artists like Bo we don't have to be afraid.
He's in the pantheon of Great musikens, amongst the greatest, no one mentioned; no one forgotten❤
Lady Bo's playing some lovely calypso touches on that guitar...
What a pleasant song, hard to believe it’s Bo Diddley. I love all the new sounds especially from Lady Bo’s unique rhythm guitar.
I just came across this and WOW!! Pure genius. Doesn’t even sound like rock n roll, more like Island Music!!
This is really something. Magical and wonderful music by one of the greatest rock artists of all time. Let nobody ever try to forget about Bo Diddley!
i will forget what stalin did to my country? there are more important things, including the 200 or so musicians who, according to u tube comments, are/were the greatest
@@bacfrere
woah
I totally agree with you when he was younger everybody loved him. He was more famous than the Beatles and there's footage of that to prove it. But as he aged so many people forgot about him. That's sad. Believe me he will never be forgotten by the people who really and truly love the blues and by some of the greatest guitar players there are. Then one of the current guitars that plays a cigar box guitar
Don’t forget Lady Bo either.
@@bacfrerewtf are you talking about?
Mr. Dudley was one of the most awesome people you could ever meet funny full of life of great guy I toured with him in the summer of 1971 he was asked to join Creedence Clearwater in Tower Of Power I was his drummer I’ll never forget him God bless you bo...
Ich bin seit Jahrzehnten begeistert von der Gitarristin die ihn jahrelang begleitet hat.
Bo forever an ever!
A Bo Diddley fan since 1965, I’ve never heard this. Thanks for sharing, cool song and performance! Never though a Diddley tune could be so soothing 👍
He is the Best, 1965 memories.
She is a very pretty woman and her playing is so authentic. She isn’t trying to play some contest.
God Bless and keep Peggy Malone, *LADY BO*, my friend and former boss, a talented, sweet and masterful profressional, as she passed on Sept. 16, 2015, in the arms of her wonderfulhusband, Wally Malone. R.I.P. Peggy and Bo. I am heartbroken.
David Arthur West your friend was awesome I'm sorry man
Hey and he is my Grandfather in real life! Kool and sorry for your loss and I am a girl....
When these folks passed, they took their music to Heaven with them. Nothing we have today even comes close. Not by a million miles.
bullshit! get off your zimmer frame and check out some new music. p.s. heaven doesn't exist. i can prove it.
@@bacfrere you suck
@@bacfrere and what instrument do you play,,,,,didnt think so,,,,bo is a legend,,,,you ARE not
@@bacfrere Very interesting, let's hear the proof.
I grew up in the 60's when we had the best music all the time. We were all at Heaven's door and knew it. Today I love to listen to Billy Strings, Jakob Dylan, Pokey LaFarge and Chloe Fiorano and so many other creative artists popping up.
Look around!
OH man thats some good stuff.
During the Winter of 1990/91, I saw Bo performing in a very small venue in a bar across the street from the main entrance to Ohio State University. Since the bar was rather small, it was reserved for the small number of patrons that could attend. Well, I heard about this performance way ahead of when it was scheduled so I snatched up two tickets and got there very early. I was going through a very difficult divorce (what divorce isn't?) and my (young, 27-year-old) date, and I stood by the bar, which was about 20 feet from the stage where Bo would be standing during the entire performance. My friend, being rather young, wasn't real familiar with Bo Diddley's music and I was hoping all along that she would enjoy the show. Well, it turned out that (that) wasn't a problem,, especially since he began the first set with "Bo Diddley"!
While we waited for Bo to appear, we proceeded to consume approximately six bottles of Bud Lite (each). Let me tell you this, when he walked in it was like lightning just struck. The air was electrified and so was each of the attendees! Bo played that night for over two hours using accompanied by (only) two very good local stand-ins playing Bass and Rhythm Guitars. You wouldn't have ever known that they didn't tour with him; they never missed a beat! During the show, we had probably six more of the Bud Lites (longnecks - from the bottle of course) and it was a night to remember. Upon leaving that bar, both of us still stoked from the beer and the pulsating beat of the music, we went quietly to my home in Dublin, Ohio, which was only four or five miles from the bar, turned on my $15,000 Macintosh stereo with JBL Studio Monitors and proceeded to play my three CD Set of Bo Diddley's Anthology! Even though I lived in a single-family home in prestigious Muirfield Village, we cranked up that stereo to just below the limit that those speakers would deliver without cracking the windows. All in all, it was a Rockin' night.
By the way, at the time I was 47 years old (born in '42 and still 12 years old the year "Bo Diddley" was released)! Of course, it was a music world 'game-changer' and all parents hated the change! Although that was over 30 years ago, I will never forget that cold winter night at the bar; and of course the remainder of the night at my home
Thanks for reading my very memorable story!
lol...I think I might have been at the same show. He rocked for sure.
What a great story!
I was waiting for you to say you're young date went home with Bo!
Awesome story and memories ❤❤❤❤❤
Bo is the true King of Rock N Roll!!!!
Sure wish we could find another Bo Diddley and Peggy Malone today. We miss you so much Bo...........
from memory, Peggy's husband (Wally?) was a bass guitarist.
@@allanbriggs807Yep, the one you’ll see in this video.
Pure genius! No one else makes this beautiful liquid sound.
11 minutes of musical heaven... could only be done by BO and Lady BO
RIP Lady Bo.
Beautiful Lady Bo.
Superb performance by all four musicians. This is real feel good music.
Peter Jackson 🤔
Lady Bo on guitar synth! WOW!!! Cool song, Grand Master Bo presiding.
The song is CRACKIN UP, Checker 924 in 1959.
Thanks, wonderful performance by Bo and Lady Bo.
Bo was so underrated and underappreciated as compared to Chuck Berry and Little Richard. Bo's influence was tremendous, yet he is not given his full due as one of the true King's of R & R. And Lady Bo was so far below the radar as a splendid female guitarist she was pretty much unknown. What a waste--if she we 25 today doing what she did back then she'd be world famous! RIP BO and LADY BO, two world class talents.
Thomas, Bo Diddley never got his full due by the general public. But he is acknowledged by giants of rock & roll who have always paid homage to him.
@Fuzzy Butkus Everybody respected Bo because not only was he a legend in rock but he a down to earth guy who lived a normal life off stage. He loved to fish, tinker with stuff, watch western shows and movies and was a great family man and loved his fans.
Bo was the Godfather...
yes he is given his full due. WTF are you talking about . These underrated comments are all so tone deaf and ridiculous.
Underrated ?
"He influenced many artists, including Buddy Holly,[1] Elvis Presley,[2] the Beatles, the Rolling Stones,[3] the Animals, and the Clash.[4] "
"His use of African rhythms and a signature beat, a simple five-accent hambone rhythm, is a cornerstone of hip hop, rock, and pop music.[3][5][6] In recognition of his achievements, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987, the Blues Hall of Fame in 2003, and the Rhythm and Blues Music Hall of Fame in 2017.[7][5][8] He received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Rhythm and Blues Foundation and the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.[9] Diddley is also recognized for his technical innovations, including his distinctive rectangular guitar, with its unique booming, resonant, shimmering tones."
IF YOU KNOW OLD SKOOL MUSIC LIKE ME,YOU KNOW THAT BO DIDDLEY WAS A PART OF THE 4 KINGS OF THE BEGINNINGS OF ROCK AND ROLL,ALONG WITH CHUCK BERRY,FATS DOMINO AND LITTLE RICHARD.AND PEGGY JONES,AKA LADY BO,WAS WAY AHEAD THE TIMES BACK IN THE LATE 1950'S AND EARLY 1960'S.R.I.P. TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THEM.
Lil Richard, Bo-diddley, Fats, Chuck; how about Rosetta Thorpe, Big Mama Thornton Etta James and Wanda Jackson.
Love it...Bo Diddley was one of the first artist I listened to when I was growing up...in the 70's. My aunt gave me a collection of her old 45's and there were two of Bo's records I found.
As i listen to this i realize BO was a proto DUBBER-sonic genius with soul
and, tho misogynist lyrics were still standard in his hey (man) day, at least he featured the lovely female guitarists before anyone else! BO LIVES!
misogynist lyrics? you've lost me there, sounds like the sort of discussion or argument that goes on in some relationship, but when he sings "he used to do your cooking and your her laundry too" it sounds like quite a modern relationship :)
Карибские мотивы не свойственны Бо Дидли, но звучат потрясающе, хочется понежится на горячем песочке пляжа, на тех же Карибских островах!
A great song ! Great to see Peggy Jones with him on stage !
I say: Bo Diddley!
when I was a littler bitty boy my grandparents would take me uptown shopping I would hear Bo on the radio and start dancing , every one was entertained
Lovely rare capture of a great Bo song....everybody here plays well
Bo was a star surfer!!!
Man,, Bo Diddley sure sounded groom. Real, real good.
Big Diddley fan here. He's my fave of the early 50s rockers. I only knew this song from the Stones version so it's great to hear it from the guy who wrote it. I wonder when this performance was. It sure sounds reggae influenced.
Could listen over and over miles and miles,timeless ,awesome,
Bo and Lady Bo--the whole outfit. It Doesn't get any better than this! The first time I heard this song, many years ago, was still decades after I listened to all Bo's 1950's rockers. I just never knew he could play these soulful and lyrical leads...
You guys all know, don't you,that this song is on one of Bo's very first LPs, I have a seventies reissue of it upstairs ( in the house I no longer live in). One of my favourite Bo tracks.
Gorgeous! Some years ago, walking around Berkeley, I saw a patch of wet cement, and the first thing I thought to write in it was: Bo Diddley!
So sorry Bo didn’t get all accords he deserved and needed. I hope he is looking down and see how many play his records, disc, tapes, tubes, etc, and smile because he is being played over and over again.
I play this clip at least once a week, or whenever i'm feeling like a mood boost,
whichever comes first. The same 3 chord progression for 10 minutes, love it!
It does the same for me as well ,but I play it more than once a week!
Great musicians and great entertainers. Total talent.
Sends me to another world !!!
It's a shame that Bo Diddly was never given the accolades that he should have been given. I saw this man in a park with about 200 people where I was right up at the front stage and teaching two little girls out of dance it was like a private concert. That was in 2005 and the mayor of Poughkeepsie NY invited them to play at the waterfront Park. He changed one of his songs to reflect the fact that gas was almost $4 a gallon again. Brilliant guitarist and so underrated.
Bo at his best ,,,,kickin back and relaxed,,,playing what he really wants play,,,I saw it,,,I loved it,,,miss ya Bo,,,this is the real Bo Diddley ,with family and friends,,,,,DD
This was Mike Nesmith's description of seeing Bo & Peggy & Jerome at a club in Dallas called LouAnn's in the late 50s:
"When the acts that appealed to me came through Louann’s, I would go if I could. One night I went to see Bo Diddley. I wanted to watch him and Peggy and Jerome doing live what I had only heard them doing on record-to see if it was real. When they took the stage I could see that this was a band of the strangest and highest order.
Bo created an astounding presence, with his low-slung homemade guitar, his white sport coat and bow tie, his band all in red plaid jackets with bow ties-except for Peggy. She was in a skintight one-piece gold lamé suit and stiletto heels. She was attached to a low-slung electric guitar similar to Bo’s. They were playing through Fender Reverb amplifiers. Before they played a note, their presence made the whole room crackle with electricity. When they played, something started up like a powerful engine, different than with any other players I had heard.
The cantilever that Bo and Peggy created in their rhythms made space for itself, just like the art of Marcel Duchamp and Richard Hamilton, Hendrix and Lennon. The maracas mixed in the legacy touch of Latin claves and a drop of Southern hambone, so when Peggy and Bo added the thunder from their guitars, the result was a pulse that made everyone move, that made me want to sing, that sat me straight up and held me there. When the thunderclaps started pausing in tight syncopation with the drums, the rhythm roared like a wind-driven rainstorm on water.
And when Bo sang “I look like a farmer, but I’m a lover!” I knew exactly what he was singing about, what he was saying. Bo and Peggy and Jerome were the first iteration of the Jimi Hendrix Experience in my life, the first time I kissed the sky. "
How right he was!
I wonder if you're describing The Duchess rather than Lady Bo.
@@quietasitskeptakaquake17 Nesmith is describing an appearance in Dallas in the late 50s so it would have been Peggy Jones aka Lady Bo.
Hello Bo Fans i've been listening to this great man and musicians a long time and believe they are one of musics best .relaxing soothing sounds ,makes you tab ur feet and clap your hands.RIP MR. BO N LADY BO
The master of creating a groove.
Turbo 5 Speed...Hell ya!..The Bass has got the groove..the rhythm is probably the most striking player ever, the drums are in the pocket..And then there is Bo..Damn.
One of my first memories of music, dancing on the coffee table with my mom and dad in 72'.
This is incredible
i just had to shake my head at this. Thanks a lot.
What a marvellous and magical song.
Rest in peace Lady Bo
Saw BO in 1970- when he was done we all had (BODIDDLYITIZE)
This might be the best wake and bake song ever,
This is one of the times in your life when you seen some one and didn’t appreciate who you were seeing
It was Bo that got me into RnR,aged 12/13 late 70's. I got a cassette (C60) from my sister with a mix of rock/roll,"Roadrunner" was on it, the rest is history!
Creo que es la mejor versión de esta canción que he escuchado.... Bo está genial!
Only Bo Didley could play this...brilliant! 🎸
Magic.
De muziek componisten en zangers die de grootste invloed hadden op de hedendaagse muziek zijn Bo diddlely , chuck Berry , buddy holley , Ray Charles , Elvis Presley and James Brown.
A once in a lifetime performance.
This is amazing.
I met bo early 91 or 2 he bought a new gas stove I was the tech that showed up to install it long time ago trugas north fla Williston or archer don't rember any way a modest doublewide with some big sheds he took me out back went thru some I think was records 78 and said he had stuff thinking about reproducing on internet p\but he played that double neck guitar like no tomorrow great memory I'm 52 still fixin stuff great guy
been through Williston...had no idea he used to be there. God's country and God's music
Brilliant.
got to see bo at the basement in Sydney not long before he died, against his doctors he said and then said he couldn't disappoint his fans...so much love for this man
Bo at play...😎👍⚡
Exceptionally good rendition! Hear that glorious Magnatone vibrato!
He's letting his guitar talk, hum and sing.
Bo is top.
People are born great, he was born "KOOL."
she had such a cute hitch to her get-along
We should hear more about Bo Diddley. Dutchess too. Not just because i want to make her breakfast. Her guitar rocks.
Lady Bo (Peggy Malone), who recorded with Bo between 1957 and 1961, and also re-joined him in 1970, is not The Duchess (Norma-Jean Wofford), who performed with Bo 1962 to 1966. This performance features Lady Bo.
This is so hypnotically good, so so good!
I love this
oh WOW... this is masterful !
Hats off to the band for making the Master want to play his best....wonderful.
I was so close to seeing bo at frome somerset then he went and died on .me rip
This is righteous and rare footage. (The song is actually 'You're crackin' up')
Jam hard Bo i love it
The master of rock & roll
Bach,Beethoven,and BO!!!!!!!!!!!
Bo ahead of his time......Prince, who ?
My favourite!
The bass makes it sound so good, be washed out without the beat.
Great video.
Thanks for posting it.
Sounds similar to Graceland album by Paul Simon.
Can hear the sound of Africa coming through
I Love Bo he always had the best band great groove.
Bo is a genius along side with Chuck Berry the two greatest geinuses in rock&roll
Die Brotplatte auf und wie der Bo da zwirbelt und die Blitze am Jacket sind beneidenswert
thanks for posting! Bo will always will be one of my favorites!
Never gets old.
Lady Bo aka Peggy Jones aka Peggy Malone also played guitar with the Bop Chords in '60 on "Baby"
This kinda has the same feel.
Que grande !!! Música muy agradable...Bo es todo un músico de primera!
Wow. I’m just mesmerized by how precise and yet fluid they both are. Sounds like heaven to me. I’m so sorry for all the great black musicians screwed over by greedy lawyers.
What a great song and video. Thank you for sharing this.
Peggy Jones/Malone !! My Goodness-what a fortunate fellow was Wally...