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The greatest DJ ever! From WSID radio in Baltimore in the early 60's the Fat Daddy would wail and play the latest tunes. He was amazing... Please if anyone has more of the Fat Daddy, please post it.

A lot of people thought that Bo could only make songs like this in the studio with editing, but here he proves that he can do it in person. Note the close of shot of him playing chords below the bridge of the guitar. Also, note the groove that he gets going before the bands starts playing.

I'm sorry that this interview is not complete, but it's all that I have and I hope that Bo's fans will find it interesting.

Leslie West playing in a Wash. DC nightclub. He arrived at the club with no guitar. It was stolen at the airport. Fortunately, my brother had his guitar in our car, so Leslie used it. You can see where he earned the name "Mountain" in this video.

Real poor quality video of Bo in 1978 in Wash DC. Hard core Bo fans might find it interesting, but casual fans will probably not enjoy it because of the low quality. I posted it because it is the only copy of this concert and better than nothing.

The final song of this show starts off with Bo missing all the strings on a strum! He plays the guitar, sings, plays the drums and dances.

Bo kind of made this tune out of nothing. He was in a playful mood and just started playing this and the longer it goes on the better it gets. Unedited

I shot this footage of Bo doing Diddley Daddy in a small club. This is a different version that you've ever heard before. It is live, raw and unedited. Check out the guitar playing about 3:20 in. Bo was in a good mood and just playing around.

A little of Bo's humor between tunes.

She is over the guys right shoulder in the scene showing him talking to everyone and then in a closeup on the right.

Bo had a way of turning a simple nursery rhyme into a rockin' song. I think his guitar work on this song is amazing. This was recorded about 1956.

This is for all the people who think that all Bo Diddley songs sound the same. I think it shows his versatility as a guitar player. Bo was a close friend and gave me permission to post this and other songs long ago.

Bo starts off this classic tune kind of normal as as the song progresses, Bo adds more and more of his unique guitar style to it.

A 60's Bo Diddley tune set to some of my photos from the 70's.

Bo Diddley "Mumblin' Guitar"

Bo Diddley backstage & onstage! Bodiddleyitis!