Edit for headphones, to try & get the old Decca full frequency range recording sound (FFRR). This is a song from 1960, a #20 Billboard R&B Singles hit, from Bo's album: "Bo Diddley in the Spotlight". The Rolling Stones covered it too.* (Source file is from the album "Bo Diddley His Best" (1955-66)[1997 Chess 32-bit remaster].
Bo Diddley: vocals, guitar
Jerome Green: maracas, backing vocals
Clifton James: drums
Otis Spann: piano
Peggy Jones: guitar, backing vocals
Bobby Baskerville: backing vocals
ROAD RUNNER
(Bo Diddley aka Ellas McDaniel, born Otha Ellas Bates)
I'm a road runner, honey
I'm a road runner honey and you can't keep up with me
I'm a road runner honey and you can't keep up with me
come on, let's race baby baby, you will see
here I come
move over, honey, let me by
move over, baby, let this man by
I'm going to show you, baby, look out your head
going to put some dirt in your eye
here I go
oh, yeah, how am I doing?
take my hand, baby, I'm going to prove to you that I'm a
road running man
I want to show you something, that I'm the fastest in the land
now, let me by
oh, yeah, you said you're fast
but it don't look like you going to last
goodbye, I've got to put you down
I'll see you some day, baby, somewhere hanging around
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