Go Bo Diddley

The second studio album by American rock & roll pioneer Bo Diddley, originally released in July 1959 on Checker Records. It was his first proper LP for the label, featuring a dozen tracks that showcase his signature rhythmic guitar style, driving beats, and charismatic vocals. The record mixes fiery dance numbers, blues‑infused rockers, and storytelling songs, with highlights like “Crackin’ Up,” “Say Man,” and “The Clock Strikes Twelve.” Widely regarded as a classic of early rock & roll, the album helped solidify Bo Diddley’s influence on the development of rock music.