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Bo Diddley: Is a Lover - VINYL LPTitle: Is a Lover Artist: Bo Diddley Label: Sundazed Music Inc. Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 090771548610 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2015 02 24 Number of Discs: 1 Vinyl LP repressing. Delivering a devastating punch to rock's early '60s doldrums, Bo Diddley Is a Lover bursts at the seasm with Bo's uncompromising, rockin' beat. Yep. Industry and the government may have cleaned up fellow '50s rockers like Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Elvis and Gene
Title: Is a LoverArtist: Bo Diddley
Label: Sundazed Music Inc.
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 090771548610
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2015-02-24
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP repressing. Delivering a devastating punch to rock's early '60s doldrums, Bo Diddley Is a Lover bursts at the seasm with Bo's uncompromising, rockin' beat. Yep. Industry and the government may have cleaned up fellow '50s rockers like Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Elvis and Gene Vincent, but they didn't get to Bo - a defiant rocker to the core. By the time of the 1961 sessions for this album, Bo had reloicated from Chicago to DC, to record at his own home studio. He used his artistic freedom to his complete advantage, churning out a series of killer records unfettered by bureaucratic interference. Considered the pinnacle of his collaboration with Lady Bo (aka, Peggy Jones), Is a Lover is also one of Bo's most diverse. Along with rockers like "Hong Kong, Mississippi" and "Bo Diddley Is Loose", the LP also features fantastic instrumentals such as "Congo", straight blues ("Bo's Blues", that is), and a call-and-answer with old sparring partner Jerome Green ("Bo's Vacation") and the fabulous ballad, "Love Is a Secret," with backing vocals from a young DC girl group, the Impalas (who would hit the charts three years later as the Jewels). on this album, they're also in fine form on the rocking "Not Guilty" and the title track. And they're not the only gals contributing, as Lady Bo shines on the axe throughout - particularly on the exotic instro, "Aztec." Not to be outdone, Bo closes the album with the badass instro, "Quick Draw" - with strings pulled and twisted to their limit.
Tracks:
1.1 Not Guilty Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 2:08
1.2 Hong Kong, Mississippi Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 2:55
1.3 You're Looking Good Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 2:18
1.4 Bo's Vacation Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 2:45
1.5 Congo Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 2:30
1.6 Bo's Blues Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 2:32
1.7 Moon Baby
2.1 Bo Diddley Is a Lover Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 2:29
2.2 Aztec Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 2:22
2.3 Back Home Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 2:25
2.4 Bo Diddley Is Loose Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 2:57
2.5 Love Is a Secret Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 3:00
2.6 Quick Draw Composed By - Ellas McDaniel 1:50
2.7 Sick and Tired
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