| Doing The Crawdaddy (In Heaven) | 2 |
Bo Diddley passed today – leaving behind one of the best and most consistent bodies of work this side of Sam Cooke. My favorite song by him is this one – which I think captures the best aspects of his work – the great Diddley backbeat – and that wonderful voice which I think is severely underrated among post-war blues greats, and rock music in general.
Bo Diddley – Ride On Josephine (1960)
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thanks for the song.
i love coming and checking on honey where you been so long? i love the songs you put up here lilli knox i’m troubled is my favorite blues song now so loving your taste it was great to hear you like the black lips. i was wondering if you heard they christmas single? Christmas in Baghdad
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