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   Bartleby says Bo is the man indeed. I would like to thank Quentin Tarantino for re-introducing him to younger generations. No good deed should be overlooked. :p

   Permalink posted 08/28/2007
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   dermahrk says Fabulous track! Although I own a bit of Bo, I've never heard this one.

   Permalink posted 08/29/2007
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   PopeyePete says Bart: QT reintroduced him? Thats funny cuz none of his films have Bo Diddley music in them.

   Permalink posted 08/29/2007
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   PopeyePete says Bart, maybe you meant Chuck Berry, there was a song by him in Pulp Fiction. QT hasnt used any Bo in his films...yet.

   Permalink posted 08/29/2007
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   Bartleby says Not sure, Pete. I thought some Bo D on "Grindhouse." I might be wrong.

   Permalink posted 08/29/2007
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   Girlcrawl says Magnificent track - love it!

   Permalink posted 08/29/2007
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   deadmandeadman says Bo walks with the swagger of a survivor. Larger than life and full of piss n vinegar, Bo is arguably closer to his African roots than any of the first wave of rockers. To see him live, losing himself in the wild syncopated rhythms he and his band would weave, was to be transported in time to a timeless place of voodoo mysteries of bones and dust. Because to Bo, rhythm is king. Here he 'throws down' with Ronnie Wood (who needs no introduction). ~xtjB1NCuaMQ.mp3~

   Permalink posted 08/29/2007

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