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TOPIC: Bo Diddley RIP
#31065
Bo Diddley RIP 17 Years ago  
from the post on the Your Views board...

his rhythm ideas took over the entire industry (those powerful toms)... without Diddley, no Buddy Holly, no Chuck Berry?

Even no Rolling Stones?
 
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#31081
Re:Bo Diddley RIP 17 Years ago  
Difficult to know what to say really, what a legend that guy was.

But I would add to that short list of yours, T Rex (from 1970),Sigue Sigue Sputnik, "Hand Jive" from Grease, and the Smith`s "How Soon Is Now".
He had such a natural and human beat within him and how the heck he played that strangly shaped guitar with comfort baffles me.
 
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#31082
Big End

Re:Bo Diddley RIP 17 Years ago  
what a tremendous loss and RIP. Check out "Not Fade Away" by the Stones. The man's influence and style was profound.
 
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#31085
Re:Bo Diddley RIP 17 Years ago  
Thinking about it further.
There are not many people that can have lived their life and had a beat named after them are there?

RIP Bo.
 
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Dominic Dee

Re:Bo Diddley RIP 17 Years ago  
A great influence. RIP Bo.

I recall Craig McLachlan also doing a Bo Diddley inspired number - "Hey Mona". Bo will certainly never be forgotten.
 
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#31095
SW

Re:Bo Diddley RIP 17 Years ago  
Let's not forget some of the weird amplified violin tracks he did too.
 
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