
1
I Can Tell
2
Mr. Krushchev
3
Diddling
4
Give Me A Break
5
Who May Your Lover Be
6
Bo's Bounce
7
You Can't Judge A Book By Looking At The Cover
8
Babes In The Woods
9
Sad Sack
10
Mama Don't Allow No Twistin'
11
You All Green
12
Bo's Twist
13
Bo Diddley Is An Outlaw (Bonus Track)
14
Aloha (Bonus Track)
15
Funny Talk (Bonus Track)
16
Let Me Pass (Live) [Bonus Track]
17
Back Home (Bonus Track)
18
Road Runner (Live) [Bonus Track]
19
Give Me A Break / You Can't Judge A Book By Looking At The Cover (Live) [Bonus Track]
20
Bucket (Bonus Track)
21
Hey! Bo Diddley (Live) [Bonus Track]
22
I'm Bad (Bonus Track)
23
Googlia Moo (Bonus Track)
24
My Story (Bonus Track)
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1962 album from the Rock/Rhythm & Blues/Blues guitarist. Legendary guitarist, gifted songwriter, master of rhythm, and snappy dresser - Bo Diddley was all of these things and more. His first albums are among the greatest in the history of Rock 'n' Roll. This quintessential release includes his long unavailable second eponymous album, Bo Diddley, originally released by Checker Records. It is probably Diddley's most obscure LP, but also one of his finest. This underrated treasure was recorded in Chicago during his most inspired period. This remastered collector's edition also contains 12 bonus tracks, most of them consisting of hard-to-find numbers, B-sides and live cuts from the same period. Between hypnotic and rhythmic guitar lines and swaggering vocals, all these songs serve up a young Bo Diddley at his raw and primal best. Hoo Doo.
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