Renovčević (Blues & Rock)

Here is one of my favourite recording artists from the 50's - Bo Diddley. His influence can be heard on almost all the great hits of the 50's and 60's. This live album is from 1984.

1. Intro / Bo Diddley Vamp 7:28

2. Doctor Jeckyl 5:09

3. Everleen 4:43

4. I Don't Know Where I've Been 2:18

5. You Can't Judge A Book 3:57

6. Roadrunner 3:30

7. I'm A Man 10:59

8. Mona 5.13

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This is an album by Ronnie Wood and Bo Diddley recorded live at the Ritz New York City, 1987. Songs played by the two guitarists include songs by Ron Wood, Bo Diddley, The Faces and the Rolling Stones.

01. Road Runner
02. I'm A Man
03. Crackin' Up
04. Hey Bo Diddley
05. Plynth/Water Down The Drain
06. Ooh La La
07. They Don't Make Outlaws Like They Used To
08. Honky Tonk Women
09. Money To Ronnie
10. Who Do You Love?

01. Bo Diddley Is Crazy
02. Can I Walk You Home
03. Hey Baby
04. I Can’t Stand It
05. He’s Got A Key
06. A Man Amongst Men
07. Coatimundi
08. That Mule
09. Kids Don’t Do It
10. OOPS! Bo Diddley

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Here's a great collection from "The Originator"!

This magnificent 22-track album collects material originally released on Bo Diddley's British EPs.

Apart from functioning handily as a better-than-average greatest-hits collection, this album includes several rarely-heard tracks such as "Bo Meets the Monster," "Rooster Stew," "Bo's a Lumberjack," "Hong Kong, Mississippi," and "Put the Shoes on Willie."

Tracklisting

1. Crackin' Up
2. I'm Sorry
3. Bo's Guitar
4. Willie And Lillie
5. You Don't Love Me
6. Say Man
7. Great Grandfather
8. Oh Yeah
9. Don't Let It Go
10. Little Girl
11. Dearest Darling
12. Clock Stikes Twelve

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