George Thorogood leaves an indelible mark with his high-energy rendition of “Who Do You Love?”

“Who Do You Love” is a classic rock song originally written and recorded by the American blues artist Bo Diddley in 1956. However, it’s perhaps best known for the electrifying cover version performed by George Thorogood and the Destroyers. The band’s rendition of the song was released on their 1978 self-titled debut album and became one of their most iconic tracks.

George Thorogood’s version of “Who Do You Love” is characterized by its raw, high-energy rock and roll sound. The song features Thorogood’s gritty vocals and blistering guitar work, combined with a driving rhythm section, creating a powerful and infectious rock anthem.

Lyrically, the song revolves around themes of love, desire, and bravado, with Thorogood boasting about his prowess and charisma. The repeated refrain, “Who do you love?” serves as a central hook that adds to the song’s memorable and catchy nature.

“Who Do You Love” quickly became a concert favorite for George Thorogood and the Destroyers and helped establish them as a prominent force in the blues-rock genre. The song’s enduring popularity has made it a classic rock staple, and its influence can be heard in countless rock and blues performances by artists inspired by George Thorogood’s dynamic interpretation of this timeless track.