William Arnold, aka Billy Boy Arnold, is a blues singer-songwriter and harmonica
player who learned to play as a child in Chicago and made recordings with
influential R&B artist Bo Diddley in the 1950s. He performed locally and
released an album titled 'More Blues On the South Side' in 1966 but gave up on
music for a period. He re-emerged in 1973 on the album 'Kings of Chicago Blues
Vol. 3' and began performing at blues festivals in America and Europe.
His songs have been covered by artists such as the Yardbirds and David Bowie. He
made an album with Tony McPhee and the Ground...