I had the honor of meeting Randy, and he is one of the nicest, down to earth people I've ever met. Incredible musician as well, and living Canadian legend
Just saw Randy Bachman in concert on August 6, 2023. He's 79 years old and he spent close to two hours on stage telling stories and playing many BTO hits, Guess Who hits, and a bunch of other songs that he just "had fun playing". Randy Bachman has still got it. His son Tal was in his band as well. That was a pretty cool 90s flashback... and, yes, they also played "She's So High" lol Randy Bachman's music has been with me my whole life, and it was an absolute pleasure and a privilege to see him perform live in 2023 Legend
@ Thank you for posting your story. I can't seem to find it on your youtube profile. Could you please link it somehow or point me in the right direction? I am interested in hearing/reading your experience. Cheers
That song reminds me of 7th grade, Levi's big bell pants, earth shoes and a BTO t-shirt. That was the uniform of, (what we thought) were the cool kids. Good song!!
I'll never forget when I first heard this song, I was just entering my junior year in high school. People should understand how unique this song was at the time, a groundbreaking sound to say the least, and the stuttering was the bomb. I was a Guess Who fan before but when BTO started pumping out the tunes I became a life-long Randy Bachman fan.
@@jessewoo3838 I thought Roll On Down the Highway was a better song and a better follow up to TCoB and Let It Ride. To me, even though it's a catchy tune, it was more of a novelty song. But even then I still think that BTO was their best album.
I vaguely knew this story about the stuttering thing, but hearing it told by Bachman is priceless. Amazing that the head of the label rallied for this song because it was so 'different'. That certainly has not happened in the last 20+ years, and hence the mind-numbing, chronically imitative product that we have now.
Awesome. I met Randy just after 4 wheel drive came out in Naramata BC. Neer Penticton. Spent hours with him at a youth conference. Great guy. Saw BTO a few months later. And a few more times over the years. Also the Guess Who. Last time in Toronto at the big Stones thing in 2003. Lmao from the side of the stage. But never had the chance to thank him for his friendship to a shy young boy when I met him.
Randy, brother I grew up with you and your brother on my turntable. I'm a disabled musician, where is because of men like you pedal to the metal inspired me to play guitar for myself and become a good one too. I know it's a musician team musician that it's the love of the music and then get the shirt with the world. I used to think about Fame, but I have small taste play in the clubs in southern Indiana. Some nights we made good money other nights we play for free. Sometimes we would just have parties to have a reason to play. I think back when I was in 10th grade at Woodward high School in Cincinnati Ohio we had a music class that specialized in and playing instruments. Everybody wants to play guitar in the 1970s, I didn't get my chance until I was 16. I was told by the music teacher that I could sit in the corner and play with the nylon string guitar, then he took the rest of the class change the other part of the room gave the students individual instruction. He didn't think I could, but to this day I know better. Also had a little led Zeppelin to sweet in the pot. Take care of Buddy.
The plethora of musical gifts Mr, Bachman has given the world we can never say enough thanks for. I'm proud to be from the same country and the fact he continues to call Canada home is special to me.
I can listen to Randy Bachman tell rock stories forever. He's truly a rock icon and wonderful man. Thanks for sharing the story of "You Ain't Seen Noting Yet", Randy
This is the beauty of You-Tube era video/audio to all. An important musical artist unafraid to share insider information and insights on the songs that shaped or at least influenced some of our earlier lives back when. For we guitar junkies, this stuff/content is nirvana. Not the band from Seattle BTW.....just a superlative to express our jubilation for the willingness of nice people like Mr. Bachman to share his intellectual property (how to correctly play his songs) at this stage of his life and to let us all in on the historical, behind-the-scenes perspective of the recording process. Magical stuff. Love to hear his reflections on Running Back to Saskatoon…..great piece of live rock and roll music.
I'll never forget when I first heard this song, I was just entering my junior year in high school. People should understand how unique this song was at the time, a groundbreaking sound to say the least, and the stuttering was the bomb. I was a Guess Who fan before but when BTO started pumping out the tunes I became a life-long Randy Bachman fan.
I absolutely love this man. Talent and guitar abilities beyond belief. Eloquent speaker. Gentle, self depreciating heart and soul. A memory like am elephant. I'd listen to him talk all day and night if i could.
As a kid, I remember our neighbor working in his garage with the radio on and shouting " buh buh buh baby buh buh buh baby..." Randy's Vynil Tap podcasts are simply the best historical reviews of rock music filled with countless precious anecdotes.
It says something about the character of this man, his stream of consciousness, that when he's not even trying, as he said just sketching it in, and it becomes an inspiration and favorite of millions of people the world over.
The story I heard was they were jamming waiting for Burton to get on stage. Randy came up with the riff and Burton spontaneously came up with the first bit of lyrics. They spotted a kid with a cassette recorder taping the thing. They managed to get a copy from him since it wasn't written and the rest is history, or that's the story I read.
@@timhoovermusicman Just watched it. Never heard him tell the story before so I'll have to go with him being the source. Sometimes the best things happen purely by accident. Serendipity if you will. Thanks for helping set the olde guy straight. Cheers.
@@brentscott5359 reading the comments on the video their are a couple that refer to a third story similar to the one you mentioned also,I guess we may never know for sure😎
In 1975 for my second grade show and tell, I brought my BTO album and played this song for the class! True story lol :) and I still listen to BTO at age 51.
I remember Saturday Morning public skating at Harmon Park Arena with this tune and TCOB by BTO blaring through the speakers and flying around the rink without a care in the whole world......Ahhh the 70s were wonderful carefree times !!
That's because they're not "American".We, as Canadians, have contributed so much to the music industry,but get less respect,in most parts,than we deserve.
Randy made the statement at one of his concerts about a year ago, that he feels there is someone on the board at the RRHOF that has some personal grievance against him. That is why he feels neither the guess who, BTO, or Randy as a solo artist, has ever been selected. He's probably correct. I, myself have often questioned why so MANY great artists that have certainly influenced rock and roll, have not been selected. Or have taken a very, very long time to be recognized. Yet there have been other acts, in my humble opinion, that I have to wonder not only how they were selected before truly great artist? But in some cases, why are some of them even in there at all?
It's nothing more than a marketing sham anyway. People who have nothing to do with Rock and Roll are in it, and many of the greats, like The Guess Who, Grand Funk, Doobie Brothers, Bad Company, Three Dog Night, Jethro Tull, etc, are not.
My first concert EVER was BTO at the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver 1975! Triple bill. They headlined with Trooper and a local one hit wonder called CB Victoria who had a song "Come And See My Man" Still have the pics from my Kodak Instamatic Flip Flash camera. Like yesterday.
Thank you for posting this. BTO was part of my 8th and 9th grade years. When I hear theses songs I’m 14 all over again! My best friends and I are at school dances. Thank you Randy Bachman!
1:01 Randy confirms he’s not American. 15 years old when this album released...can still remember the first time I heard Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet. Completely blown away by the guitars. The song also goosed my efforts to travel and have experiences. Can’t believe it was almost lost to history.
I like these videos. These Canadian men all seem so honest when talking about their music. So many great songs from very few bands. Canada had some talented musicians.
I am astounded that Randy thought nothing of this song. My Brother had this album on cassette tape in 74. I used to steal it from him and listen to it all the time. I was just a kid. The very first time I heard You ain't seen nothing yet I LOVED IT. I played it all the time. It is such a classic satisfying riff. You can feel the hair on your neck go up when it starts. And the lead solos are so big and classic.
My older brother had this 8 track tape when it first came out. I played it so much and when the son Sha Nah Nah Nah! Came around on the tracks, the generation on the tape was so cloudy that my brother got pissed off. I said well stop leaving your porno and 8 tracks around for your younger brother to find! He said you say that again I’ll be takin care o business on your head! True story. BTO 8 Track kid
this is a great illustration of how the imperfections make a song come alive......if you have perfect technique you sound like everyone else with perfect technique...its the little mistakes that individualize the style and the feel of the songs...
Mr. Bachman's Guitar Chops put him up there in the Top 10 with Beck, Page, Gilmour, Buckingham, Townshend and Clapton. Not only that , but his songs are anthems! And, if that isn't enough, there is his Producing Work with other bands. The Man has an ear for melody. And he's Canadian! G-D Bless!
David Rollo aahhhhhh no. Respect his songwriting and guitar playing but to put him up in the Top 10? No. You have your own opinion which is cool but he's not in the same company with those you've written
It's cool that you put Buckingham in the Top 10. He's actually my favorite guitarist, but in RS's Top 100 guitarists of all time, he placed exactly at number 100! Just made it. As for Randy, his adaptation of the Tom Johnston shuffle style (or the "chunka chunka" rhythm guitar sound) Tom invented and was first heard on "Listen to the Music" has taken it to new levels of audio beauty, ringing out first on "Let It Ride" and really shimmering all over this song. Further heard in magnificence on "Hey You". So as great as Randy's leads are, it's his rhythm guitar that's been a highlight of my life's musical soundtrack.
I remember this song playing on the radio all day for some reason on a road trip to Daytona Beach spring break in my buddies 74 Buick Apollo....best days of my life.
I absolutely love what BTO contributed to our world. They can never understand how their work moved the world, but that’s part of the beauty of it. Humility is beautiful. Thanks Randy- yo7 and ‘the boys’ made a lot of great work, and there are many, many humans that you were able to move by simply sharing your art. Thank you Randy, thank you!
Love hearing the processes of how these are made. It IS a great song. We've certainly all stuttered, it kind of captures more than the artist originally intended, but came out good.
Great interp Randy! We all stutter a little bit after hearing this song for the 1st time.....oh way back in 8th grade for me. A true rock classique! And you were right, we ain't seen nothing yet! Thanks!
One of the most genuinely inspiring breakdowns of the story behind the vinyl. BTO is one of my top bands to listen to on long road trips. Amazing material. Try listening to underrated Wild Spirit at 100 or higher.
I remember listening to an interview Randy did on the 'Wayne Dionne Show' way back in 1974. He said that someday he'd like to be known as the grandfather of Canadian Rock & Roll. Mission Accomplished 👍👍
Randy also wrote a favorite of mine with The Guess Who called 'Undun'. You can even hear a likeness in B.T.O.'s 'Looking Out For Number 1'. Two great tunes that got little radio play.
This is my favorite BTO song. I love it. In addition, the guitars are absolutely IN tune & they sound great. The vocal is unique & the beat sounds like a locomotive train going down the track. The record executive was 100% spot on. lol
I seen em in must of been 82 ish.. thorogood was playing at near by college we had to decide witch show to hit that night...a hand full of us picked bto as the better option and 40 yrs later I remember it being a killer show w these huge dudes just blowing us away
This dude is one of the musical architects of the 70's Sick Respect to this legend...
I had the honor of meeting Randy, and he is one of the nicest, down to earth people I've ever met. Incredible musician as well, and living Canadian legend
Congrats Greg
Just saw Randy Bachman in concert on August 6, 2023. He's 79 years old and he spent close to two hours on stage telling stories and playing many BTO hits, Guess Who hits, and a bunch of other songs that he just "had fun playing". Randy Bachman has still got it.
His son Tal was in his band as well. That was a pretty cool 90s flashback... and, yes, they also played "She's So High" lol
Randy Bachman's music has been with me my whole life, and it was an absolute pleasure and a privilege to see him perform live in 2023
Legend
I saw his show in Calgary the following October. I came away with the same awesome feeling.
Saw a similar show 2017 or so in Niagara Falls. Love the man. Posted on this about my story. If you like check it
@ Thank you for posting your story. I can't seem to find it on your youtube profile. Could you please link it somehow or point me in the right direction? I am interested in hearing/reading your experience. Cheers
That song reminds me of 7th grade, Levi's big bell pants, earth shoes and a BTO t-shirt. That was the uniform of, (what we thought) were the cool kids. Good song!!
This song and “Taking care of Business” we’re both featured in our yearbook my senior year in high school. The year was 1975. BTO forever!!!!
Silver Fox damn your getting old! 😂
BTO works as backdrop to any setting... casual, formal, ..other ! been to all here with BTO...
Here's to seniors of "75"!
Randy is so gentle and informative he is also wanting to let people know how to do it right
RB is a grateful and humble man.
He's from Winnipeg... we're all like that.
He is indeed
I'll never forget when I first heard this song, I was just entering my junior year in high school. People should understand how unique this song was at the time, a groundbreaking sound to say the least, and the stuttering was the bomb. I was a Guess Who fan before but when BTO started pumping out the tunes I became a life-long Randy Bachman fan.
@@jessewoo3838 I thought Roll On Down the Highway was a better song and a better follow up to TCoB and Let It Ride. To me, even though it's a catchy tune, it was more of a novelty song. But even then I still think that BTO was their best album.
Boy when I hear this song it takes me right back to high school. I can even feel the cold weather and football practice.
Hey Al Bundy!.
@@ericortega1745 - I know right? I forgot about this post.🤔
This is the song that hooked me on BTO and rock in the late fall of 1974. I was 12 years old.
I was 14 ..
You're the same age as me,took me another year!
I vaguely knew this story about the stuttering thing, but hearing it told by Bachman is priceless. Amazing that the head of the label rallied for this song because it was so 'different'. That certainly has not happened in the last 20+ years, and hence the mind-numbing, chronically imitative product that we have now.
Listening to BTOs Greatest Hits now Sunday 2nd July 2023. Magic!!
Awesome. I met Randy just after 4 wheel drive came out in Naramata BC. Neer Penticton. Spent hours with him at a youth conference. Great guy. Saw BTO a few months later. And a few more times over the years. Also the Guess Who. Last time in Toronto at the big Stones thing in 2003. Lmao from the side of the stage. But never had the chance to thank him for his friendship to a shy young boy when I met him.
I have listened to this song way over a thousand times, such a part of my life❤🇨🇦
Randy, brother I grew up with you and your brother on my turntable. I'm a disabled musician, where is because of men like you pedal to the metal inspired me to play guitar for myself and become a good one too. I know it's a musician team musician that it's the love of the music and then get the shirt with the world. I used to think about Fame, but I have small taste play in the clubs in southern Indiana. Some nights we made good money other nights we play for free. Sometimes we would just have parties to have a reason to play. I think back when I was in 10th grade at Woodward high School in Cincinnati Ohio we had a music class that specialized in and playing instruments. Everybody wants to play guitar in the 1970s, I didn't get my chance until I was 16. I was told by the music teacher that I could sit in the corner and play with the nylon string guitar, then he took the rest of the class change the other part of the room gave the students individual instruction. He didn't think I could, but to this day I know better. Also had a little led Zeppelin to sweet in the pot. Take care of Buddy.
I sold so many of this song and albums when I managed a record store, back in the 70's so proud to have.... my favorites......
Thanks Randy for the story and the song.
He is one of the best story tellers around ! thanks!
"You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" is one of my faves by BTO. Thanks Boom for another Behind the Vinyl episode with Randy Bachman.
For me, the best song of BTO!
Randy, you are simply a genius.
A living legend Long may you run RB Thanks for this
The song gives my mind memories of days gone by,such fun,such happiness,and with that BTO made it all the more better.
This man and the rest of B.T.O should be in the ROCK and ROLL HALL of FAME!!!
Yeah, what a joke that has become.
What a humble guy
BTO was implanted in the background of my life! Such a great tune, a hook of all hooks in this song!
The plethora of musical gifts Mr, Bachman has given the world we can never say enough thanks for. I'm proud to be from the same country and the fact he continues to call Canada home is special to me.
I can listen to Randy Bachman tell rock stories forever. He's truly a rock icon and wonderful man. Thanks for sharing the story of "You Ain't Seen Noting Yet", Randy
Proud to say I'm from the same city as Randy. I was born just after their peak as a band, but still love the music. He seems so humble!
Nice to hear about one of the "suits" in the music biz actually was welcomed to make suggestions and thank God he did!
This is the beauty of You-Tube era video/audio to all. An important musical artist unafraid to share insider information and insights on the songs that shaped or at least influenced some of our earlier lives back when. For we guitar junkies, this stuff/content is nirvana. Not the band from Seattle BTW.....just a superlative to express our jubilation for the willingness of nice people like Mr. Bachman to share his intellectual property (how to correctly play his songs) at this stage of his life and to let us all in on the historical, behind-the-scenes perspective of the recording process. Magical stuff. Love to hear his reflections on Running Back to Saskatoon…..great piece of live rock and roll music.
I'll never forget when I first heard this song, I was just entering my junior year in high school. People should understand how unique this song was at the time, a groundbreaking sound to say the least, and the stuttering was the bomb. I was a Guess Who fan before but when BTO started pumping out the tunes I became a life-long Randy Bachman fan.
I absolutely love this man. Talent and guitar abilities beyond belief. Eloquent speaker. Gentle, self depreciating heart and soul. A memory like am elephant. I'd listen to him talk all day and night if i could.
Great song, great radio hit, great single.
So Cool.
I was eight years old when this was in the charts and I loved it so much. Used to sing it at the top of my lungs to the annoyance of family members.
Mistakes are what make hits !😎👍🏻👍🏻
What a great story... Thx Randy ✌
Agree
I was a huge fan of BTO. Their songs are like great memories to me.
As a kid, I remember our neighbor working in his garage with the radio on and shouting " buh buh buh baby buh buh buh baby..."
Randy's Vynil Tap podcasts are simply the best historical reviews of rock music filled with countless precious anecdotes.
Love BTO 💚
You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet was my favorite song from the 70s!!
It says something about the character of this man, his stream of consciousness, that when he's not even trying, as he said just sketching it in, and it becomes an inspiration and favorite of millions of people the world over.
Another fascinating story, keep em coming Boom 97.3.
Being a kid in the 70's, I was blown away by BTO, and will always have memories of places and people
One of my favorite BTO songs! 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The song is way out I've given my granddaughter to make a dance routine for your great song thank you for it
LOVE! More Randy Bachman!
I can't believe I didn't know he wrote American Woman!
The story I heard was they were jamming waiting for Burton to get on stage. Randy came up with the riff and Burton spontaneously came up with the first bit of lyrics. They spotted a kid with a cassette recorder taping the thing. They managed to get a copy from him since it wasn't written and the rest is history, or that's the story I read.
@@brentscott5359 there's another story by Randy from this same show,watched it last night
@@timhoovermusicman Just watched it. Never heard him tell the story before so I'll have to go with him being the source. Sometimes the best things happen purely by accident. Serendipity if you will. Thanks for helping set the olde guy straight. Cheers.
@@brentscott5359 reading the comments on the video their are a couple that refer to a third story similar to the one you mentioned also,I guess we may never know for sure😎
In 1975 for my second grade show and tell, I brought my BTO album and played this song for the class! True story lol :) and I still listen to BTO at age 51.
I used to wear this record out in the 70s when I was a kid.
What good memories this song brings.
I remember Saturday Morning public skating at Harmon Park Arena with this tune and TCOB by BTO blaring through the speakers and flying around the rink without a care in the whole world......Ahhh the 70s were wonderful carefree times !!
It is a crying shame that BTO is still not, in the Rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame
That's because they're not "American".We, as Canadians, have contributed so much to the music industry,but get less respect,in most parts,than we deserve.
The Hall of Shame it should be called, so biased.
Randy made the statement at one of his concerts about a year ago, that he feels there is someone on the board at the RRHOF that has some personal grievance against him. That is why he feels neither the guess who, BTO, or Randy as a solo artist, has ever been selected. He's probably correct. I, myself have often questioned why so MANY great artists that have certainly influenced rock and roll, have not been selected. Or have taken a very, very long time to be recognized. Yet there have been other acts, in my humble opinion, that I have to wonder not only how they were selected before truly great artist? But in some cases, why are some of them even in there at all?
Plus.....the artist have to "pay to play" to get in. It's a Big Political BS Money Grab for the HOF & l think RS Magazine....
It's nothing more than a marketing sham anyway. People who have nothing to do with Rock and Roll are in it, and many of the greats, like The Guess Who, Grand Funk, Doobie Brothers, Bad Company, Three Dog Night, Jethro Tull, etc, are not.
This is great!
My first concert EVER was BTO at the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver 1975! Triple bill. They headlined with Trooper and a local one hit wonder called CB Victoria who had a song "Come And See My Man" Still have the pics from my Kodak Instamatic Flip Flash camera. Like yesterday.
Randy, got that album (and a few more!) You're a rock hero, dude! Love your stuff!
Amazing story. It shows you can achieve anythjng even if your making mistakes! Many blessings to you all !
Fantastic interview!
BTO saved the Days!
Great band, former Guess Who member .. Another awesome Canadian group.
Thank you for posting this. BTO was part of my 8th and 9th grade years. When I hear theses songs I’m 14 all over again! My best friends and I are at school dances. Thank you Randy Bachman!
BTO the soundtrack to every highschool gear head in the 70s. Sigh.. I miss good music .
Wow!! That story is so cool!! Thanks for the story Randy!
1:01 Randy confirms he’s not American. 15 years old when this album released...can still remember the first time I heard Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet. Completely blown away by the guitars.
The song also goosed my efforts to travel and have experiences. Can’t believe it was almost lost to history.
Cool dude right there. Great story!
I like these videos. These Canadian men all seem so honest when talking about their music. So many great songs from very few bands. Canada had some talented musicians.
No rock like Northern Rock! 🇨🇦 The list would fill this page... 🍁
I am astounded that Randy thought nothing of this song. My Brother had this album on cassette tape in 74. I used to steal it from him and listen to it all the time. I was just a kid. The very first time I heard You ain't seen nothing yet I LOVED IT. I played it all the time. It is such a classic satisfying riff. You can feel the hair on your neck go up when it starts. And the lead solos are so big and classic.
Great song! Great album!! 🎸 🎸🎸
Awesome man and epic song and album, Not Fragile...one of a kind!
Great story Randy...love it!!! (-:
Your the show Randy!! Good Stuff
This is definitely my favorite BTO song. Knowing it was just a scratch track made as a joke/jab at his brother makes it so much more incredible
My older brother had this 8 track tape when it first came out. I played it so much and when the son Sha Nah Nah Nah! Came around on the tracks, the generation on the tape was so cloudy that my brother got pissed off. I said well stop leaving your porno and 8 tracks around for your younger brother to find! He said you say that again I’ll be takin care o business on your head! True story. BTO 8 Track kid
Great tune.
An enormously underrated guitar genius.
this is a great illustration of how the imperfections make a song come alive......if you have perfect technique you sound like everyone else with perfect technique...its the little mistakes that individualize the style and the feel of the songs...
Mr. Bachman's Guitar Chops put him up there in the Top 10 with Beck, Page, Gilmour, Buckingham, Townshend and Clapton. Not only that , but his songs are anthems! And, if that isn't enough, there is his Producing Work with other bands. The Man has an ear for melody. And he's Canadian! G-D Bless!
I love Randy but to put him in the top ten of all time is just ludicrous dude. Come on.
David Rollo ....no
David Rollo aahhhhhh no. Respect his songwriting and guitar playing but to put him up in the Top 10? No. You have your own opinion which is cool but he's not in the same company with those you've written
Some of your Top 10 aren’t in the Top 10....lol
It's cool that you put Buckingham in the Top 10. He's actually my favorite guitarist, but in RS's Top 100 guitarists of all time, he placed exactly at number 100! Just made it. As for Randy, his adaptation of the Tom Johnston shuffle style (or the "chunka chunka" rhythm guitar sound) Tom invented and was first heard on "Listen to the Music" has taken it to new levels of audio beauty, ringing out first on "Let It Ride" and really shimmering all over this song. Further heard in magnificence on "Hey You". So as great as Randy's leads are, it's his rhythm guitar that's been a highlight of my life's musical soundtrack.
I remember this song playing on the radio all day for some reason on a road trip to Daytona Beach spring break in my buddies 74 Buick Apollo....best days of my life.
Great band. God I loved growing up in the 70's.
What a nice man. Grew up listening to BTO in the 70s and and 80s as a Canadian kid. Great story :)
My Dad sang this to me once. I will never forget that memory!
Amazing man , amazing album and a stupendous song!!!!!
Great story and so true! Thanks for the advice Randy!
I absolutely love what BTO contributed to our world. They can never understand how their work moved the world, but that’s part of the beauty of it. Humility is beautiful. Thanks Randy- yo7 and ‘the boys’ made a lot of great work, and there are many, many humans that you were able to move by simply sharing your art. Thank you Randy, thank you!
Thank you so much for the music. And thank you so much for the stories behind the music.
What a great interview absolutely love this song! Thank you.
So cool to hear how amazed he is that this song happened, and how grateful he is - even 45 years later. Randy's not jaded, but a class act.
Grew up on BTO. Randy is great guitar player and song writer.
This song and freeways are the best ever BTO songs, keep on trucking Randy
Good vibe.
Love hearing the processes of how these are made. It IS a great song. We've certainly all stuttered, it kind of captures more than the artist originally intended, but came out good.
Great interp Randy! We all stutter a little bit after hearing this song for the 1st time.....oh way back in 8th grade for me. A true rock classique! And you were right, we ain't seen nothing yet! Thanks!
One of the most genuinely inspiring breakdowns of the story behind the vinyl. BTO is one of my top bands to listen to on long road trips. Amazing material. Try listening to underrated Wild Spirit at 100 or higher.
Beautiful accident love this song
Thank you Randy Bachman for your memorable music.
great guitar tune.
Absolutely Awesome Randy my Best Song that I sing
I remember listening to an interview Randy did on the 'Wayne Dionne Show' way back in 1974. He said that someday he'd like to be known as the grandfather of Canadian Rock & Roll. Mission Accomplished 👍👍
Randy also wrote a favorite of mine with The Guess Who called 'Undun'. You can even hear a likeness in B.T.O.'s 'Looking Out For Number 1'. Two great tunes that got little radio play.
I bought the Not Fragile album. I was 13 and used my paper route money, lol, I wore it out. \m/ Yeah!
The Guess Who, Brave Belt and BTO. A perfect trilogy of Classic Canadian Rock.
TO ALL OF THE PEOPLE WHO GAVE A THUMBS DOWN,😖 YOU GOTTA GO TO SCHOOL!!!!!YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET!!!!!!!🎸🎤🎶💞😊
This is my favorite BTO song. I love it. In addition, the guitars are absolutely IN tune & they sound great. The vocal is unique & the beat sounds like a locomotive train going down the track. The record executive was 100% spot on. lol
I seen em in must of been 82 ish.. thorogood was playing at near by college we had to decide witch show to hit that night...a hand full of us picked bto as the better option and 40 yrs later I remember it being a killer show w these huge dudes just blowing us away
Let it Ride, Aint Seen Nothing, Blue Collar, 4 wheel drive...my fav BTO jams.
Hated when Guess Who broke up...soon got over it with such gold tunes.