Tuesday, September 25, 2007
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2 comments:
Enjoyed the video Erik. I saw Bo Diddly in a small pub in Montreal
1974. He played the ever famous song, "Hand Jive." Reminds me of what the Michigan legislature has been doing for the last 7 months.
Thanks for sharing. MW
Thanks, MW! Yeah, seems all too true re: Lansing.
I got to see Bo Diddley in Chapel Hill in the 80s. Amazingly (last I checked), he's still alive.
One of his guitars flashed neon and he even did a reggae number. Surreal but cool.
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