Bo Diddley's His Greatest Sides is a collection of some of the most iconic and influential songs in rock and roll history. The album features Diddley's signature rhythm and blues sound, characterized by his use of the "Bo Diddley beat" - a distinctive rhythm pattern that has since become a staple in rock music.
The album opens with "Bo Diddley," a track that showcases Diddley's raw and energetic guitar playing, as well as his soulful vocals. Other standout tracks include "Road Runner," "Mona," and "Who Do You Love," all of which feature Diddley's unique blend of blues and rock.
The album also includes several instrumental tracks, such as "Aztec" and "Detour," which highlight Diddley's talent as a guitarist and his ability to create catchy, danceable rhythms.