| Show '44Q0oi4ig041Ut'40'4' 4W40:4o'tAw2e4-- ge 1 Friday June The Salt Lake Tribune M5 1990 1 — Living legend or not guitarist Bo DidcIley still has to pay his way By Jim Abbott But while Berry's songs were car- ried along by his clever lyrics about school days and automobiles Diddley's strongest asset was the dark urgent sound coming from his custom-mad- e square guitar And although Diddley's songs never enjoyed the broad commercial success that Berry's did their significance to the next generation of musicians was enormous In a recent issue of Rolling Stone John Fogerty cited the album "Bo Diddley" as one of the inspirations for his own rootsy brand of rock: "If there's any one place that comes from it's that Bo Diddley record" Fogerty said "Bo Diddley was just the master of that primitive thing He appealed to things that I would say sexual except I were was too young at the time to know Orlando Sentinel Writer If imitation is really the sincerest form of flattery then Bo Diddley certainly has lots of admirers His signature guitar riff — the familiar "chunk chunk chunk" of "Who Do You Love" and "Bo Diddley" — has been plunked by almost every musician who has strapped on a guitar Recently his popularity has been boosted by appearances with that other Bo (Jackson) in a series of TV commercials Diddley is one of those rare entertainers whose name has become almost synonymous with his art The emergence of Diddley and Chuck s defined the Berry in the electric guitar as the foundation of rock 'n' roll mid-1950- throughout his lung career He points out that being a living legend won't pay the bills "It was very respectable of the music industry (to elect him to the Hall of Fame)" Diddley said by phone from a New Orleans tour stop "Because after all I was there in the beginning — me and Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley "But a lot of us were ripped off and it seems to me that the United States government couldn't care less you know These people who ripped us off they ripped off a lot of tax money too you know "I just think that everybody's talking about brotherly love but so far I ain't seen no brotherly love Nobody has come forward to say 'Hey man I'll go to bat and drag these cats into court for you' And that's the only It opened the door to that primitive thing I went into that what that was room through Bo Diddley's door" Fogerty is just one of many performers who have walked through Diddley's musical door The Rolling Stones covered his "Mona" on their first album and the Yardbirds had a hit with "I'm a Man" Buddy Holly a Diddley riff for his classic lifted -Not Fade Away" and Johnny Otis had his biggest-sellinsingle with "Willie and the the Diddley-esqu- e Hand Jive" For his contributions Diddley was elected to the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame in 1987 But induction into a hall that has yet to be built hasn't eased Diddley's bitterness over the money he feels was stolen from him by promoters and record executives g White recalls day he hit a new low Bany By Gary Graff Knight-Ridde- r Newspapers That's no earthquake in your ear It's just Barry White The R&B crooner's voice rumbles across the telephone line from New York a tone low and resonant capable of rattling the Richter scale As a singer that basso profundo is his calling card He uses it as a smooth seductive device purring to a lover on a slow song or whispering in the 't ear of a partner on dance tracks Get Enough of You" and "You're the First the Last My Evlike-"Can- erything" Eddie Murphy does a killer imitation of it but White is quick to point out that there's only one genuine article "Who's going to take over Barry White's spot?" he says (he usually refers to himself in the third person) "There ain't but one voice in the world like his — not Luther not Freddie (Jackson) nobody Until another low voice comes along and does what I do on record Barry White's voice is it" His territory defended the 47- year-olsinger chuckles as he remembers when his voice changed "I was 14" he says"Every morning I'd say good morning to my mother and this one day I woke up and said 'Mornin' mama' and I jumped because it came out so low my chest vibrated We just stood there and looked at each other like 'what was that?!' 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morning 11111111111111111111111W BEST ROOM VALUE IN DOWNTOWN LAS VEGAS telethons to speak against drugs gangs and crime and in favor of family and education In the world according to Barry White — the former gang member whose own brother was killed in the streets — money and materialism are the demons blurring values he feels are necessary for survival "I know it's easy for me to say these things being a successful musician and all" he says "But happiness is finding something you love and doing it I'd do this for free I really would If you told me tomorrow that there was no more industry or selling involved I couldn't give a You'd come to my house to hear me sing" That isn't likely to happen in the near future As the title of his new album says White is back to making music after a respite during the midg come'80s It's been a back — none of the singles from "The Man Is Back" have cracked the Top 20 on Billboard's Black charts — but White is anything but discouraged "I'm back in active duty yes sir:" more than 100 million records during the disco heyday of 1973-7- 8 bursting onto the R&B and pop charts with songs like "I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More Baby" "Can't Get Enough of Your Love Babe" and "It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next to Me" Besides his own music he produced dance-floo- r hits for the female vocal trio Love Unlimited and for Love Unlimited the Orchestra By his own account White has received more than 170 gold and platinum recording awards from around the world The net result was that for most of the '70s White wore the crown as pop music's love leader "When you hear him sing it's pure romance" say3 producer Quincy Jones who used White as one of the singers on his recent hit "The Secret Garden" which is a song about seduction "You can't get much better than Barry for a song like that" White however has found that his "lurve man" reputation — as he pronounces it has its pros and pitfalls On the' plus side he's had lots of encounters with couples like the one he met at a recent party in New York "They came up to me with a picture of a son named Barry that they made while listening to my music" he says "That's very very flattering" On the other hand White is often asked if he has reservations about writing sex songs in these days of AIDS and sexual conservatism "Not at all" he says"In my songs I never said the word 'responsible' until now but I used other ways of saying it I never asked people to I never told guys to have orgies go out and bang up the world I always said love should be one on one and always told gentlemen to go and communicate with their ladies — to care more express more show some 72-acr- Hawthorne Fla 4 to feed his family I have to get up every morning and push that time clock you know" While Diddley may be working out of necessity these days that's hardly the motivation for members of the group Nightshift who will be playing behind him during his Central Florida shows The band has worked with such acts as Gary US Bonds and the Crystals But the group's leader Johnnie Cable said that he jumped at the chance to play with Diddley "When I found out about the gi& I was pretty excited" Cable said "I ve done a lot of "Ungs like this before — backing up other oldies rock 'n' roll acts But he kind of opened the door to rock 'n' roll and everybody else ran in I really enjoy his music too He sings good plays good and has a really good groove way you're going to get them into court you know" As for his many imitators Diddley is unimpressed: "They hit at the lick but its not said "But it's working for right" he 'em so I leave it alone" At 61 Diddley still must maintain a steady touring schedule to support his family and pay the bills at his modest home on a e spread in AT 1:40 540 7:40 9 40 NO COUPON DAILY 130 it2 4424 Onf E IN DOLBY STEREO Al 1:45 DAILY ON MIUM)O-CINT- Eoot 4800 South 11015 272740 20 cm r Pt 3J1 of& EX OfON 4 NORM Wood Cross Exii l IS in Bountiful 2124411 AT 5:30 730 930 C1NFPt MO 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