Behold the forlorn downtrodden fragile white American male in all his victimhood See you in church.
Another permutation of:
WATCH: Iranian pilgrims taunt coronavirus with ‘communal licking’ of religious shrines despite outbreak
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Trump Declares Himself “King of Israel,” the “Second Coming of God”
He is risen. He is risen indeed.
Bo, the mentally challenged one, feels it is his duty to mock or put down ANYTHING I post. I've handed his ass to him MANY times on these threads, and it's HIS way of getting back at me. He really IS clueless when it comes to ANYTHING political. Poor little DUMB fella......
Behold the forlorn downtrodden fragile white American male in all his victimhood See you in church.
Another permutation of:
WATCH: Iranian pilgrims taunt coronavirus with ‘communal licking’ of religious shrines despite outbreak
Besides:
Trump Declares Himself “King of Israel,” the “Second Coming of God”
He is risen. He is risen indeed.
Dude, WTF is wrong with you? You are aware Bo Diddly was black, right? I liked Bo Diddly.
He invented the "Bo Diddly" just like Chuck Berry invented the "Chuck Berry". Bo Diddly's stuff is less known/influencing on others music, but it is something.
Bo, the mentally challenged one, feels it is his duty to mock or put down ANYTHING I post. I've handed his ass to him MANY times on these threads, and it's HIS way of getting back at me. He really IS clueless when it comes to ANYTHING political. Poor little DUMB fella......
Behold the forlorn downtrodden fragile white American male in all his victimhood See you in church.
Another permutation of:
WATCH: Iranian pilgrims taunt coronavirus with ‘communal licking’ of religious shrines despite outbreak
Besides:
Trump Declares Himself “King of Israel,” the “Second Coming of God”
He is risen. He is risen indeed.
Dude, WTF is wrong with you? You are aware Bo Diddly was black, right? I liked Bo Diddly.
He invented the "Bo Diddly" just like Chuck Berry invented the "Chuck Berry". Bo Diddly's stuff is less known/influencing on others music, but it is something.
Bo, the mentally challenged one, feels it is his duty to mock or put down ANYTHING I post. I've handed his ass to him MANY times on these threads, and it's HIS way of getting back at me. He really IS clueless when it comes to ANYTHING political. Poor little DUMB fella......
Behold the forlorn downtrodden fragile white American male in all his victimhood See you in church.
Another permutation of:
WATCH: Iranian pilgrims taunt coronavirus with ‘communal licking’ of religious shrines despite outbreak
Besides:
Trump Declares Himself “King of Israel,” the “Second Coming of God”
He is risen. He is risen indeed.
Dude, WTF is wrong with you? You are aware Bo Diddly was black, right? I liked Bo Diddly.
He invented the "Bo Diddly" just like Chuck Berry invented the "Chuck Berry". Bo Diddly's stuff is less known/influencing on others music, but it is something.
Bo Diddley was great, and he was a big influence on The Rolling Stones, among others. On Quicksilver Messenger Service's second record Happy Trails the entire first side was a jam on Bo's song "Who Do You Love" and there was a six-minute version of Bo's song "Mona" on the second side.
Behold the forlorn downtrodden fragile white American male in all his victimhood See you in church.
Another permutation of:
WATCH: Iranian pilgrims taunt coronavirus with ‘communal licking’ of religious shrines despite outbreak
Besides:
Trump Declares Himself “King of Israel,” the “Second Coming of God”
He is risen. He is risen indeed.
Dude, WTF is wrong with you? You are aware Bo Diddly was black, right? I liked Bo Diddly.
He invented the "Bo Diddly" just like Chuck Berry invented the "Chuck Berry". Bo Diddly's stuff is less known/influencing on others music, but it is something.
Bo WAS great. He was a bigger influence on later artists than what he's usually given credit for. The Stones did a wonderful cover of his "Mona", which I've always liked. George Thorogood is a HUGE fan of Bo, he did the best cover of a Bo song I've heard, "Who Do You Love". Which I like even better than the original. George also covered "Ride On Josephine", which I really like. George was SUCH a fan of Bo Diddley, he featured Bo in the video to his song, "Bad To The Bone". It's a fun video where George and Bo shoot a game of pool. Thanks very much for your post.Bo Diddley was great, and he was a big influence on The Rolling Stones, among others. On Quicksilver Messenger Service's second record Happy Trails the entire first side was a jam on Bo's song "Who Do You Love" and there was a six-minute version of Bo's song "Mona" on the second side.
Behold the forlorn downtrodden fragile white American male in all his victimhood See you in church.
Another permutation of:
WATCH: Iranian pilgrims taunt coronavirus with ‘communal licking’ of religious shrines despite outbreak
Besides:
Trump Declares Himself “King of Israel,” the “Second Coming of God”
He is risen. He is risen indeed.
Dude, WTF is wrong with you? You are aware Bo Diddly was black, right? I liked Bo Diddly.
He invented the "Bo Diddly" just like Chuck Berry invented the "Chuck Berry". Bo Diddly's stuff is less known/influencing on others music, but it is something.
I'll look for that George Thorogood stuff. I haven't really heard that much of his music. Thanks! And yeah, the Stones did a really good version of "Mona." Another one you might not have heard: the Stones also did a version of Bo's "Cops and Robbers" on BBC Radio in about 1964, which has been bootlegged. You can hear it here:Bo WAS great. He was a bigger influence on later artists than what he's usually given credit for. The Stones did a wonderful cover of his "Mona", which I've always liked. George Thorogood is a HUGE fan of Bo, he did the best cover of a Bo song I've heard, "Who Do You Love". Which I like even better than the original. George also covered "Ride On Josephine", which I really like. George was SUCH a fan of Bo Diddley, he featured Bo in the video to his song, "Bad To The Bone". It's a fun video where George and Bo shoot a game of pool. Thanks very much for your post.Bo Diddley was great, and he was a big influence on The Rolling Stones, among others. On Quicksilver Messenger Service's second record Happy Trails the entire first side was a jam on Bo's song "Who Do You Love" and there was a six-minute version of Bo's song "Mona" on the second side.
Behold the forlorn downtrodden fragile white American male in all his victimhood See you in church.
Another permutation of:
WATCH: Iranian pilgrims taunt coronavirus with ‘communal licking’ of religious shrines despite outbreak
Besides:
Trump Declares Himself “King of Israel,” the “Second Coming of God”
He is risen. He is risen indeed.
Dude, WTF is wrong with you? You are aware Bo Diddly was black, right? I liked Bo Diddly.
He invented the "Bo Diddly" just like Chuck Berry invented the "Chuck Berry". Bo Diddly's stuff is less known/influencing on others music, but it is something.
Bo WAS great. He was a bigger influence on later artists than what he's usually given credit for. The Stones did a wonderful cover of his "Mona", which I've always liked. George Thorogood is a HUGE fan of Bo, he did the best cover of a Bo song I've heard, "Who Do You Love". Which I like even better than the original. George also covered "Ride On Josephine", which I really like. George was SUCH a fan of Bo Diddley, he featured Bo in the video to his song, "Bad To The Bone". It's a fun video where George and Bo shoot a game of pool. Thanks very much for your post.Bo Diddley was great, and he was a big influence on The Rolling Stones, among others. On Quicksilver Messenger Service's second record Happy Trails the entire first side was a jam on Bo's song "Who Do You Love" and there was a six-minute version of Bo's song "Mona" on the second side.
Behold the forlorn downtrodden fragile white American male in all his victimhood See you in church.
Another permutation of:
WATCH: Iranian pilgrims taunt coronavirus with ‘communal licking’ of religious shrines despite outbreak
Besides:
Trump Declares Himself “King of Israel,” the “Second Coming of God”
He is risen. He is risen indeed.
Dude, WTF is wrong with you? You are aware Bo Diddly was black, right? I liked Bo Diddly.
He invented the "Bo Diddly" just like Chuck Berry invented the "Chuck Berry". Bo Diddly's stuff is less known/influencing on others music, but it is something.
Bo, I knew you had it in you to make a nice post. Thanks.Bo WAS great. He was a bigger influence on later artists than what he's usually given credit for. The Stones did a wonderful cover of his "Mona", which I've always liked. George Thorogood is a HUGE fan of Bo, he did the best cover of a Bo song I've heard, "Who Do You Love". Which I like even better than the original. George also covered "Ride On Josephine", which I really like. George was SUCH a fan of Bo Diddley, he featured Bo in the video to his song, "Bad To The Bone". It's a fun video where George and Bo shoot a game of pool. Thanks very much for your post.Bo Diddley was great, and he was a big influence on The Rolling Stones, among others. On Quicksilver Messenger Service's second record Happy Trails the entire first side was a jam on Bo's song "Who Do You Love" and there was a six-minute version of Bo's song "Mona" on the second side.
Behold the forlorn downtrodden fragile white American male in all his victimhood See you in church.
Another permutation of:
WATCH: Iranian pilgrims taunt coronavirus with ‘communal licking’ of religious shrines despite outbreak
Besides:
Trump Declares Himself “King of Israel,” the “Second Coming of God”
He is risen. He is risen indeed.
Dude, WTF is wrong with you? You are aware Bo Diddly was black, right? I liked Bo Diddly.
He invented the "Bo Diddly" just like Chuck Berry invented the "Chuck Berry". Bo Diddly's stuff is less known/influencing on others music, but it is something.
And like hey, Bob Seger's "Hey Bo Didley", am I right?!?!? Oh man, and then when The Stones showed up at Muddy's gig on the southside, … and when Chuck Berry swung on Keith. Or like when Cropper helped Otis finish "Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay". Cropper of course being guitarist of the famed Booker T and The MG's Stax Records house band in Mempis. Or like when The Stones insisted Howlin' Wolf tag along on an Ed Sullivan Show appearance.
You're welcome bluesboi
Actually, the Stones got Howlin' Wolf onto Shindig, not The Ed Sullivan Show. But yeah, he was great!Bo WAS great. He was a bigger influence on later artists than what he's usually given credit for. The Stones did a wonderful cover of his "Mona", which I've always liked. George Thorogood is a HUGE fan of Bo, he did the best cover of a Bo song I've heard, "Who Do You Love". Which I like even better than the original. George also covered "Ride On Josephine", which I really like. George was SUCH a fan of Bo Diddley, he featured Bo in the video to his song, "Bad To The Bone". It's a fun video where George and Bo shoot a game of pool. Thanks very much for your post.Bo Diddley was great, and he was a big influence on The Rolling Stones, among others. On Quicksilver Messenger Service's second record Happy Trails the entire first side was a jam on Bo's song "Who Do You Love" and there was a six-minute version of Bo's song "Mona" on the second side.
Behold the forlorn downtrodden fragile white American male in all his victimhood See you in church.
Another permutation of:
WATCH: Iranian pilgrims taunt coronavirus with ‘communal licking’ of religious shrines despite outbreak
Besides:
Trump Declares Himself “King of Israel,” the “Second Coming of God”
He is risen. He is risen indeed.
Dude, WTF is wrong with you? You are aware Bo Diddly was black, right? I liked Bo Diddly.
He invented the "Bo Diddly" just like Chuck Berry invented the "Chuck Berry". Bo Diddly's stuff is less known/influencing on others music, but it is something.
And like hey, Bob Seger's "Hey Bo Didley", am I right?!?!? Oh man, and then when The Stones showed up at Muddy's gig on the southside, … and when Chuck Berry swung on Keith. Or like when Cropper helped Otis finish "Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay". Cropper of course being guitarist of the famed Booker T and The MG's Stax Records house band in Mempis. Or like when The Stones insisted Howlin' Wolf tag along on an Ed Sullivan Show appearance.
You're welcome bluesboi
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Actually, the Stones got Howlin' Wolf onto Shindig, not The Ed Sullivan Show. But yeah, he was great!Bo WAS great. He was a bigger influence on later artists than what he's usually given credit for. The Stones did a wonderful cover of his "Mona", which I've always liked. George Thorogood is a HUGE fan of Bo, he did the best cover of a Bo song I've heard, "Who Do You Love". Which I like even better than the original. George also covered "Ride On Josephine", which I really like. George was SUCH a fan of Bo Diddley, he featured Bo in the video to his song, "Bad To The Bone". It's a fun video where George and Bo shoot a game of pool. Thanks very much for your post.Bo Diddley was great, and he was a big influence on The Rolling Stones, among others. On Quicksilver Messenger Service's second record Happy Trails the entire first side was a jam on Bo's song "Who Do You Love" and there was a six-minute version of Bo's song "Mona" on the second side.
Behold the forlorn downtrodden fragile white American male in all his victimhood See you in church.
Another permutation of:
WATCH: Iranian pilgrims taunt coronavirus with ‘communal licking’ of religious shrines despite outbreak
Besides:
Trump Declares Himself “King of Israel,” the “Second Coming of God”
He is risen. He is risen indeed.
Dude, WTF is wrong with you? You are aware Bo Diddly was black, right? I liked Bo Diddly.
He invented the "Bo Diddly" just like Chuck Berry invented the "Chuck Berry". Bo Diddly's stuff is less known/influencing on others music, but it is something.
And like hey, Bob Seger's "Hey Bo Didley", am I right?!?!? Oh man, and then when The Stones showed up at Muddy's gig on the southside, … and when Chuck Berry swung on Keith. Or like when Cropper helped Otis finish "Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay". Cropper of course being guitarist of the famed Booker T and The MG's Stax Records house band in Mempis. Or like when The Stones insisted Howlin' Wolf tag along on an Ed Sullivan Show appearance.
You're welcome bluesboi
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