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rest in peace Bo Diddley
How can he rest in peace when some bugger above him’s playing “Bomp Da-Bomp Bomp, Bomp Bomp on a Tibetan ukelele and a bent trombone?
As a spirit medium, let me reassure you that Mr. Diddley has no problems with the homosexual trombone, but can you go easy on the nose flute, as snot’s a bugger to get out of a shroud.
LOL ! – oh I don’t think Bo would mind too much, even if it was a large gay trumpet, as long as he got his royalties.
actually I was thinking of the guitar signature from “Not Fade Away” by Buddy Holly. But as you’re most likely in touch with the man from Lubbock as well then you already know who Buddy would attribute it to.
Sad day for Diddleys everywhere :(
(chuckles )….Proper BO!
Never even knew he died till now, RIP music man
my thoughts are with his son……….Bo Selecta
i’m gonna tell ya how its goona beeee…….
BOMP DA-BOMP BOMP, BOMP BOMP
you’re gonna give some lovin to meeee……
BOMP DA-BOMP BOMP, BOMP BOMPIn 1964, when those nice middle-class white boys the Rolling Stones made their first visit to the States, they visited the Chess recording studios. There was a guy there dressed in overalls painting the walls. And that’s how they met their hero Muddy Waters.
No wonder these black musicians had to keep touring into well into old age.
and yes, so do the Stones, but you know what I mean
@toybulldog wrote:
In 1964, when those nice middle-class white boys the Rolling Stones made their first visit to the States, they visited the Chess recording studios. There was a guy there dressed in overalls painting the walls. And that’s how they met their hero Muddy Waters.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAe6w_r0Vaw
:)
Sorry to hijack the diddley thread.no worries at all, and with respect, check this lot ready to conquer the world.
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