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This may be the best Burton Cummings song you’ve never heard. “A Fool, A Fool, I Met a Fool” was written as the title song for a film that was to have featured Burton in his acting debut back in 1974. Unfortunately, the project never came to be, but at least the music is forever. This demo version of the song, which features Garry Peterson on drums and Bill Wallace on bass, was only ever releas...

“Lost Love,” recorded by Winnipeg band The Deverons in 1965. The Deverons featured a young Burton Cummings on keyboard, saxophone and lead vocals. Cummings left the group and joined The Guess Who shortly after this song was recorded.

“Mile A Second,” from Burton Cummings’ fourth studio album, “Woman Love” (1980).

Burton Cummings performs “Break It To Them Gently” on Dick Clark’s “American Bandstand” in 1978

The Guess Who perform their hit “No Time” on the ABC-TV show “In Concert” in 1973.

Snippet of a radio interview from 1977

“Heavenly Blue” from Burton Cummings’ 1980 album “Woman Love.” Images courtesy videvo.net

Longtime Toronto radio jocks Jesse Dylan and Gene Valaitis go on a desperate telephone search for Sherman Oaks resident Burton Cummings in the wake of the Northridge earthquake in January, 1994.

Burton Cummings, lead singer and keyboardist of The Guess Who, is interviewed by Danny Finkleman of CBC Radio in 1972. Danny Finkleman became well-known a little more than 10 years later for his own show called “Finkleman’s 45s,” which aired on CBC radio for twenty years.

Burton Cummings is interviewed in August of 1977 by pioneering FM deejay Alison Steele, whose was known to fans of her late-night show on WNEW in New York City as "The Nightbird."

Burton’s appearance on the Don Harron Show from the fall of 1983. Burton performs “I Will Play a Rhapsody” in addition to his novelty version of “Gordon Lightfoot Sings Maggie May.”

The Guess Who perform “Hang on to Your Life” on the music show “Upbeat” out of Cleveland, Ohio in 1970. Band personnel: Burton Cummings - vocals Kurt Winter - lead guitar Greg Leskiw - rhythm guitar Jim Kale - bass Garry Peterson - drums

Burton Cummings and John Candy meet up backstage at the 1991 Grey Cup in 1991

The Guess Who interview on “The Scene” (1974)

Burton Cummings on The Hour With George Stroumboulopoulos (2008)

Burton Cummings on Dinah! (1977) - IMPROVED QUALITY

Burton Cummings - “I Will Always Wait for You”

Burton Cummings: A Thank You From The Fans

Bachman Cummings “Yeh, Yeh”

Burton Cummings “Winnipeg Today” interview 1987

The Guess Who “Two Wheel Freedom”

The Guess Who - Crescentwood CC (May 20, 2000)