About Mr. Bo
Lived 1932 – 1995 (aged 63). Mr. Bo was a musician, guitarist, songwriter and singer.
Discography Singles Year Title (A-side / B-side) Record label Credited to 1960 "I'm Leaving This Town" / "Times Hard" Northern Records Mr. Bo 1962 "Heartache and Troubles" / "Calipso Blues" Reel Records Mr. Bo 1966 "I Ain't Gonna Suffer" / "If Trouble Was Money" Big D Records Mr. Bo & His Blues Boys 1966 "Santa's on His Way" / "Let's Go to the Party" Big D Records Mr. Bo & His Blues Boys 1967 "Lost Love Affair (Pt. 1)" / "Lost Love Affair (Pt. 2)" Big D Records Mr. Bo & His Blues Boys 1968 "Baby Your Hair Looks Bad" / "Night Walkers" Diamond Jim Records Mr. Bo & His Blues Boys 1968 "Early in the Morning" / "Never Love Again" Diamond Jim Records Mr. Bo 1972 "Plenty Fire Below (Part 1)" / "Plenty Fire Below (Part 2)" Gold Top Records Mr. Bo
Albums Year Title Record label 1996 If Trouble Was Money Blue Suit Records
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Mr. Bo?
musical artist
When was Mr. Bo born?
Mr. Bo was born on 7 April 1932 in Indianola, Mississippi.
When did Mr. Bo die?
Mr. Bo died on 19 September 1995 in Detroit, Michigan.
What was Mr. Bo's occupation?
Mr. Bo was a musician, guitarist, songwriter and singer.
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