Bo Diddley - Who Do You Love? (1987)

The Late Show Starring Joan Rivers (1987)

[paulandersen]

Bo was a huge star and influence on rock and roll. If you take him and Chuck Berry and Little Richard out of the equation you have absolutely nothing.

[d.od.]

During the winter of 1989/90, I saw Bo Diddley in a small venue bar in Columbus, Ohio just across the street from the Main Gate of Ohio State University, and since I got there early so as to procure a good position (the bar) from which to view him, I'd downed four or five Budweisers by the time he began to play. I was 47 years old and going through a very difficult divorce (is there any other kind?). I recalled when I was about 13 he was fast becoming one of the original founders of R&R. Well, he didn't let anyone down that night with his two-hours of almost non-stop music. I figure that Bo was about 61 at the time but I gotta tell you that he did not slow down during that time. One tune after another and that place was rockin'! What a show and what a performer! A great memory!

[johnwakefield]

I spent an evening with Bo in Montreal. After he finished his show he went straight to the control booth and had a listen. Consumate professional. Perfect gentleman .. we talked until about four in the morning.

He had a pick-up band from upstate ..

He was living in a trailer somewhere in Florida.

He gave much more than he got .. in this life.

You a good man, Bo ..

[daisywrabbit]

this man is a national treasure
⚡️💙⚡️

[javierguzman]

That is one angry Mutha making great music to make us happy... total badass...

[marlandelaveau]

One of the greatest rock songs ever written... SO badass!

[williamdroom]

Bo, his daughter Tammi, and her band The Offspring used to play at the Hogsbreath Saloon in Gainesville, Florida where I worked shucking oysters in the 80's. They were good friends.

[quacksackerthegreatstarfir]

One of the Founding Father's of Rock

[teamcriptic]

One of the most BAD ASS songs in all of human history! Bo Diddly had to have had crazy high levels of testosterone- the man was a force to be reckoned with.

[lucianrobusto]

I thought I never wanted to hear this song again in my life, but this is a heck of a great version!

[tattyshoesshigure]

Such a great song, Bo in really fine form here! ❤

[mikewallace]

Great Guitarist and Great Song.Bo Dilley was one of the Best!!

[alexfh]

Whoever put that voiceover on at the end obviously wasn't a Bo Diddley fan.

[clareesemoss]

I LOVED BO DIDDLY'S SONG "SAY MAN".  IT WAS VERY POPULAR WHEN I WAS A TEENAGER.

[pglewis]

Three voiceover artists gave a thumbs down for Bo Diddley's guitar getting in the way of their work.

[ALEXCOLEROCKS]

Oh wow! I DIG this version! Love it so much! Groovin’

[gwill]

I can't stop watching this, they was really getting down!! This whole band!! I want them to play at my wedding.

[slowpenguin]

Great version of the song. Too bad it wasn’t recorded without those damn interruptions.

[taco]

My Aunts were in a 60's group called "The Results" and toured with Bo Diddly a little bit in '66 with Dick Clark productions. Said he was super cool. The Byrds were on a few shows as well and they of course said Crosby was a total prick. HaHA!!

[tee-Long]

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