I had such a crush on Burton Cummings. I even had a boyfriend who had the same moustache and hair, and played guitar, piano, and flute. I'm still listening to these gentlemen in 2021. And I'm still friends with the college boyfriend.
@@edmourgagnon1504"you're never too old to rock and roll If you're too young to die." And I'm too young to die - still too much music on TH-cam that I couldn't have been heard back in the day.
Ever since I was a 15 year old kid in 69 I always noticed that the drummer seemed perfect on every song. I have played drums all my life and no matter what I have played I can still say he is the most consistent and professional drummer. He's right on every time. A tremendously underrated band.
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Oh yes, one of my favorite pop drummers. Garry Peterson !!! On the level of someone like Hal Blaine. As you say, just consistent, no nonsense and rock solid but a nice swing in his groove. It's nice to see him live in this video.
@@blakegregory969 Every bit as good as Mick Avory or Charlie Watts - can handle jazz and rock. Beyond belief this band is not in the R&R Hall of Fame ~
Call me contrarian, but he's second in my book to Mick Avory from the Kinks. Mick was a jazz drummer who crossed over into rock, and did many things a straight rock drummer wouldn't do - dropped notes, mid-song tempo changes and more. Charlie Watts from the Stones was the same - and Avory played with the Stones in 1962, before Watts did.
That's exactly what I said to my oldest friend as were walking out of Massey Hall last September. Burton Cummings at Massey Hall as a 60th birthday gift? He said he was feeling just as high as when we saw him way back, but this time without the drugs or sex. HaHa
I've always loved the Guess Who's music, but never saw them in concert, until tonight. I know, this was recorded more than 37 years ago, but it's new for me! I also enjoyed the band member's comments. As I'm laying here, recovering from covid 19, this video was great medicine! Thank you to everyone who made it possible.
I was blessed to be in the right place at the right time to see this tour. I saw them share the stage with Steppenwolf at the Mesa Amphitheatre in Mesa Arizona. One of the best concerts I've ever been to. At the end of the show both bands we're on stage singing No Time. When the dust settled and we had to exit I was pushed up against the front of the stage and we moved along towards the exit. When I got to the left hand side of the stage Burton Cummings was standing right on the other side of the moat watching us leave and nobody even noticed him. I reached out my hand and he graciously shook it as I thanked him for great show. Good Times!
I am amazed that the songs done 10 to 14 years after the studio recordings are SOOO great, 95 to 98% the vocal quality of the original recording, This is a truly great North American rock band. Thank you, Canada.
can hardly wait to see them play together again .. after a pandemic and isolation we all need to break out and celebrate love and music !!! .. keep well and safe everyone 2020 right now is not easy !!!!
I havent heard most of these songs in over 30 years and remember them like I just heard them yesterday! Now that's music that has staying power and is still awesome! Today's music for the most part is forgettable and not anywhere near what we got out of the 60s thru the 80s.
Burton’s vocals soar. He’s a consummate musician. Randy’s catalog of songs is amazing. His guitar playing-vastly underrated. The rhythm section and their background vocals are top shelf. Those Toronto girls look like they have terrific rhythm too!
My favorite group of all time: The Guess Who. From Canada. Not to be confused with The Who, a British band. The Guess Who are one of the most under-appreciated bands of all time. They had 14 Top 40 hits (on Billboard) from 1965 to 1974, beginning with "Shakin' All Over" (when the group was actually Chad Allan & The Expressions). After that song, Burton Cummings joined the band, replacing Chad Allan. In this video: Burton Cummings on lead vocals and keyboards; Randy Bachman on guitar, Garry Peterson on drums; Jim Kale on bass. This is their most famous lineup. Bachman left in 1970 to form BTO, but the Guess Who put out tons of fantastic music even after Bachman's departure. In fact, one of my favorite albums of theirs is "Road Food," from 1974, which includes their huge hit "Clap for the Wolfman." Cummings has one of the best voices ever in rock and roll...
I totally agree that they have been underrated for a long time, I would like to point out that it is well documented that they out sold the Rolling Stones and the Beatles combined globally in 1970.
+Anthony Cassar While I would like to agree with you I need to read your source if it is so well documented. Don't get me wrong bro, I'm most likely the biggest BC fan you will never meet but those numbers just don't sound right to me.
+Rick Shelton The source of this statement includes a number of media outlets including the journalists behind none other than the legendary Q107. I feel compelled to illustrate that I am a hard noised skeptic myself, yet this statement appears to be well documented.
Being 70, I grew up listening and enjoying immensely ALL of the many hit songs by this group and BTO. GW songs were being played 24/7 on AM and the new FM format spreading nationwide. What a great group..Burton has a very distinguished voice and is clearly multi-talented.This reunion Concert is a real treat. Thanks for posting. Dana WN6OHG FCC Am. Extra Class Radio Station
This is Loni on my son's acct. Google the history of The Guess Who! All members from 1965 - present. Exceptional storytelling & musicians! I pray they are recognized in America's ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME. They have been nominated..but not enuf votes. Hopefully by 2025, as they are up for nomination again. Hope & pray they live to be honored. They deserve it!
Bachman is playing a Roland G-505 guitar/synth combo. The guitar is based on Leo Fender's Stratocaster design. Roland designed a special "mini" humbucking pickup - almost invisible mounted next to he bridge - which produced the amount of gain needed to take the tiny microvolt output from the pickups to a 25 volt, peak-to-peak signal used to directly drive the Voltage-Controlled Oscillators in the GR-300 synthesizer. You can hear him utilize the synth on several songs, including the solo of "American Woman."
Saw Burton Cummings and his band perform on Friday night at the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles, a far west suburb of Chicago. He was in a word, Sensational.
This is probably one of the greatest things I've ever stumbled upon...not old enough to have grown up with them, but old enough to have known about them / like their music for a long time. After seeing this though, I have a MUCH higher appreciation for this group. F***ing INCREDIBLE performance.
I'm also 67 and 51 years ago my first concert was the Guess Who at Michigan tech college. I have seen Bachman and Turner twice in Seattle area. and I'm traveling to Laughlin Nevada in January 2025 to see Burton Cummings in his 60th year anniversary concert.
What a great story about friends. These guys are very professional yet they love each other and have fun while being professional. Kudos to this band and their music. Long live The Guess Who!
I have had the great pleasure of working with mostly Burton and occasionally Randy through out my carrier With MCM Promotions out of Vancouver BC and have had nothing but great experiences with them after growing up hearing them on the radio and then working with and for them (and also a Winnipeg boy myself ) will be with me for the rest of our lives.
Shakin All Over......what a great song to start out with!!! EXCELLENT concert and the audience was EATING IT UP!! ;-) Thanks for the great music and memories, Guess Who and BTO!!!
Yes it was! Randy, Burton, Jim & Garry. Actually they played Winnipeg just before Toronto, if I remember correctly. They did Sat & Sun night in Winnipeg (can't remember actual date right off hand, but I went to the Sat night one), and I think the Toronto concert, this one, was the following Tues or Wed. Definitely, for this Detroit area gal just visiting friends in Winnipeg (and an avid Guess Who fan too), seeing them play their hometown was one of the highlights in my life! LOL
Watching this concert tonight reminds me what a fantastic natural male tenor voice Burton Cummings had and what a talented instrumentalist too. The rest of the band were excellent too. Heaps of talent. Great concert. Thanks for posting this. I'm gpoing to come back to this again and again what an inspiration!!!
Formative years were the best in the 60s but at least my grand son is wise to the grooves and wise lyrical oratorical of classic rock never to be quite replicated or imitated.
and i rember being inthe s. calif area that american woman song put the band in dire straits with america ,it was very controversial,well u can see why ,wasnt a positive image of women in america,but like everything ,it faded away ,that controversy, but i remember the talk of the town about the band and that song - fyi
No love for Jim Kale in the comments?? Fabulous bass player!!! Just a groove machine. He and Peterson, both so TIGHT!!! And how would you like standing center stage between those other two guys!
that's one of the best shows I've ever seen. I listened to all those songs in my car and at parties, but I'd forgotten most of them. Great Songs, Great Voice, Great Band.
My god, the chills that went up & down my spine on "She's come undone"! Still one of my all-time favorite bands. And Burton was true to LP pitch , not like all these cats today who record and then tune down for performance. Even in their prime! Kicking it Old School at A Reunion Show? Fan-damn-tabulous!
One of the best concerts I've ever watched on TH-cam! Unsure if I could have appreciated it in 1983 as a high school student but I sure do now in 2021! Seems every song is an outright hit! Incredible musical talent in every band member. Burton Cummings has one of the best voices of all time! ❤
Saw this concert on July 05/'83 at SAIT in Calgary....Taking Care of Business was the encore...at the opening chords, the biggest flag outside of a Husky gas station unfurled behing the band and the CROWD WENT WILD!
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that's cool - I didn't know they went on tour with it
What about the 3-piece band who sounded symphonic many times. That band was a real RUSH!. Plus, an ideologically correct band, who understood the "Genius of Ayn Rand" . Dedication on 2112
@@LudwigSC93 guess who's Burton Cummings has a beautiful tone and he sings with a lot of soulfullness --he is a great singer---- rush --not a great singer---voice of geddy is poor---nasally and grating---- not even close
My favorite band when I was fifteen in 1983. Still one of my faves. Burton/Randy combo rocks as does Winter. They are just so damn good but not everybody knows them for some reason.
I had such a crush on Burton Cummings. I even had a boyfriend who had the same moustache and hair, and played guitar, piano, and flute.
I'm still listening to these gentlemen in 2021. And I'm still friends with the college boyfriend.
Darn....we are getting 'old' ...
@@edmourgagnon1504"you're never too old to rock and roll
If you're too young to die." And I'm too young to die - still too much music on TH-cam that I couldn't have been heard back in the day.
It took Chicago 50 years to get in ... I agree the Guess Who deserve to be in the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame
definately
Rock and Roll hff all of fame is overrated..its more about politics and correctness.
Hell yes, they deserve to be in!!!
They absolutely belong in the HOF, but lately acts are getting in that deserve the Hall of Shame.
@@bikerhighmiler8998 100% true. Unfortunately, it’s kinda bs.
These songs mean more to me now in 2020 than they did in the early 70's, and they meant the world to me then.
i'm 67, from the us, after watching this concert, it struck me how important the quess who, and bachman turner were to me musically. love it
Ever since I was a 15 year old kid in 69 I always noticed that the drummer seemed perfect on every song. I have played drums all my life and no matter what I have played I can still say he is the most consistent and professional drummer. He's right on every time. A tremendously underrated band.
Oh yes, one of my favorite pop drummers. Garry Peterson !!! On the level of someone like Hal Blaine. As you say, just consistent, no nonsense and rock solid but a nice swing in his groove. It's nice to see him live in this video.
I'm a guitarist first, drummer second but you're right.
@@blakegregory969 Every bit as good as Mick Avory or Charlie Watts - can handle jazz and rock. Beyond belief this band is not in the R&R Hall of Fame ~
Call me contrarian, but he's second in my book to Mick Avory from the Kinks. Mick was a jazz drummer who crossed over into rock, and did many things a straight rock drummer wouldn't do - dropped notes, mid-song tempo changes and more. Charlie Watts from the Stones was the same - and Avory played with the Stones in 1962, before Watts did.
No matter who Burton plays with, the songs always sound better when Gary Peterson is playing...Jim Kale for that matter too.....
Usually don't comment, hardly ever twice, but as musicians and composers, together... they're a perfect storm
I'm 68 and this concert definitely brings me back to those days.
Always so blown away what a great singer Burton is I forget how good he is on the piano.
That's exactly what I said to my oldest friend as were walking out of Massey Hall last September. Burton Cummings at Massey Hall as a 60th birthday gift? He said he was feeling just as high as when we saw him way back, but this time without the drugs or sex. HaHa
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There you have it.. No explanation needed! One of the best voices in rock n roll history!
So smooth with great range and inflection..
Makes a person proud to be Canadian! Burt and Randy are the heart and soul of this group...
I am no Canadian and I REALLY agree with you!! Anybody should be proud of them!
I've always loved the Guess Who's music, but never saw them in concert, until tonight. I know, this was recorded more than 37 years ago, but it's new for me! I also enjoyed the band member's comments. As I'm laying here, recovering from covid 19, this video was great medicine! Thank you to everyone who made it possible.
I was blessed to be in the right place at the right time to see this tour. I saw them share the stage with Steppenwolf at the Mesa Amphitheatre in Mesa Arizona. One of the best concerts I've ever been to. At the end of the show both bands we're on stage singing No Time. When the dust settled and we had to exit I was pushed up against the front of the stage and we moved along towards the exit. When I got to the left hand side of the stage Burton Cummings was standing right on the other side of the moat watching us leave and nobody even noticed him. I reached out my hand and he graciously shook it as I thanked him for great show.
Good Times!
awesome, these guys it seemed were always on the radio back in the late 60s. like a soundtrack of my youth. great to see this!
I am amazed that the songs done 10 to 14 years after the studio recordings are SOOO great, 95 to 98% the vocal quality of the original recording, This is a truly great North American rock band. Thank you, Canada.
I love Ice Hockey, your National Anthem, and the best of all, Burton Cummings. Thanks, Canada!
@@lisacrosby9487 it helped that they were successful in the U.S., otherwise who knows how it would have worked out. So thank you!
Greatly improved technology of the 80s probably helped create such a good sound.
This was a really good performance. I can't imagine how anyone would dislike it
Idiots exist bro!
People who are jealous and selfish act like that.
love this band in the 70's and still play their music today in 2024
One of the greats in the history of music!
Vocal harmonies get me good. I grew up with this band.
Out of this world!! Underrated band. Burton Cummings is awesome!
I love Burton's voice. Epic. So fluid. some of the best phrasing ever. Bar none. :)
Erin Taylor Saw him in Boston and he can still bring it - great vocals!
Yea!
Hay un concierto en solitario de Burton , solo con el piano, pero no lo encuentro...tu sabes donde puedo encontrarlo ? Ayudame por favor.
Babyandmewereripeforthepickin' !
can hardly wait to see them play together again .. after a pandemic and isolation we all need to break out and celebrate love and music !!! .. keep well and safe everyone 2020 right now is not easy !!!!
They made some of the most infectious and compelling Pop Rock music of the period!
One of the best under rated bands ever! Outstanding.
Wow. Burton's voice is still as amazing as it was almost 50 years ago,.
That cannot be Burton's real hair;
1983 concert
If it was 50 years ago he wouldn't exist... This is a early 80s concert
Why not?
@@bradpeterson4440 Indeed it is!
One of the best vocalist out there. No fake ass auto tune, just pure talent.
+Luke Lemaster I have to agree bro. This mans voice is almost non human. Even Robert Plant said "Cuimmings Has The Best Voice In Rock n Roll"
Would have been great to be at that show
Absolutely the best ❤
I havent heard most of these songs in over 30 years and remember them like I just heard them yesterday! Now that's music that has staying power and is still awesome! Today's music for the most part is forgettable and not anywhere near what we got out of the 60s thru the 80s.
Burton’s vocals soar. He’s a consummate musician. Randy’s catalog of songs is amazing. His guitar playing-vastly underrated. The rhythm section and their background vocals are top shelf.
Those Toronto girls look like they have terrific rhythm too!
My favorite group of all time: The Guess Who. From Canada. Not to be confused with The Who, a British band. The Guess Who are one of the most under-appreciated bands of all time. They had 14 Top 40 hits (on Billboard) from 1965 to 1974, beginning with "Shakin' All Over" (when the group was actually Chad Allan & The Expressions). After that song, Burton Cummings joined the band, replacing Chad Allan. In this video: Burton Cummings on lead vocals and keyboards; Randy Bachman on guitar, Garry Peterson on drums; Jim Kale on bass. This is their most famous lineup. Bachman left in 1970 to form BTO, but the Guess Who put out tons of fantastic music even after Bachman's departure. In fact, one of my favorite albums of theirs is "Road Food," from 1974, which includes their huge hit "Clap for the Wolfman." Cummings has one of the best voices ever in rock and roll...
+Michael Pocinki u r wright on
+Michael Pocinki my fav. life in the blood stream [not here]
I totally agree that they have been underrated for a long time, I would like to point out that it is well documented that they out sold the Rolling Stones and the Beatles combined globally in 1970.
+Anthony Cassar While I would like to agree with you I need to read your source if it is so well documented. Don't get me wrong bro, I'm most likely the biggest BC fan you will never meet but those numbers just don't sound right to me.
+Rick Shelton
The source of this statement includes a number of media outlets including the journalists behind none other than the legendary Q107. I feel compelled to illustrate that I am a hard noised skeptic myself, yet this statement appears to be well documented.
One of the best concerts on TH-cam. What an outstanding band!
It is very very good I agree with you
U are dead balls on the money...Excellent concert!
Excellent! Guess Who the best band in the world. All the time. Ever.
Being 70, I grew up listening and enjoying immensely ALL of the many hit songs by this group and BTO. GW songs were being played 24/7 on AM and the new FM format spreading nationwide. What a great group..Burton has a very distinguished voice and is clearly multi-talented.This reunion Concert is a real treat. Thanks for posting. Dana WN6OHG FCC Am. Extra Class Radio Station
Burton is so Impressive with all the instruments he can play... I was born in 65 and they was and had already been popular...... They are Timeless ...
Have not watched this one before. Absolutely excellent! Makes me proud to be a Canuck! Thanks
This is Loni on my son's acct. Google the history of The Guess Who!
All members from 1965 - present. Exceptional storytelling & musicians!
I pray they are recognized in America's ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME. They have been nominated..but not enuf votes. Hopefully by 2025, as they are up for nomination again. Hope & pray they live to be honored. They deserve it!
BC is one of the best singers in rock!
I have loved a Burton Cummings since I was 15 years old and I’m listening to it now in 2024. I guess I will till I die. The man is spectacular.
WOW, the memories this band brings me! Great band. Love Burton. Totally killed the vocals!
Burton Cummings has the best voice of his generation and that really says a lot! Love this .video, thanks for posting! I grew up with The Guess Who.
me too! They are all just amazing musicians and Burton has one of the best voices of all time in my book. I love his solo albums.
oops! Am on my son's work computer and it came up with his name. He is far too young to have grown up with the Guess Who!
His voice today is still amazing.
I love all of there songs and yeah burtons voice is perfect when he was singing
Angie Mcgillis he has a great voice. He is still to this day serious about singing at his best. Even at his age now. 👏👍
SUCH GREAT MUSIC! ONE OF THE BEST BANDS OF OUR TIMES!
They have already broken up and their music is no longer important because their music and songs are too old and is not hip hop or Taylor Swift.
How can I be 57 years old and just now discovering The Guess Who?? I remember all the songs just didn't know the band! AWESOME!
;)
Great band, great songs, great performance, and Burton Cummings is as good a rock vocalist as there ever was.
great any kind of vocalist aside of maybe opera but I'm sure he can do it if he wanted to.
Rock and Roll Hall of SHAME... HAHAHHAHA! That is why Alex Liefson gave them the Blah blah blahs!!!! LOL!!!! The fans had to vote Rush IN!!!!!
...and the great Randy Bachman on guitar...
ericynot damn straight
One of my favorite bands. They never had to reinvent themselves, just crazy good from the get-go. Thanks dudes.
Top 5 singers of all time. What an excellent band and singer!
Loved this band when I was in high school!
Great upload, watched every minute. TY!
Burton Cummings voice is excellent and he has all these songs down pat!
The greatest musical put-down of 70's American society! God bless the Guess Who!
Bachman is playing a Roland G-505 guitar/synth combo. The guitar is based on Leo Fender's Stratocaster design. Roland designed a special "mini" humbucking pickup - almost invisible mounted next to he bridge - which produced the amount of gain needed to take the tiny microvolt output from the pickups to a 25 volt, peak-to-peak signal used to directly drive the Voltage-Controlled Oscillators in the GR-300 synthesizer. You can hear him utilize the synth on several songs, including the solo of "American Woman."
I dont know what you just said.. but it sounded awesome!! ROFL!!
One of the best musical groups ever. An awsome performance.
This was my FAVORITE 8 track listening in my sister's/brother-in-law's Gremlin. ROCK N!!!!
I sure love this music. Man, words cannot describe the joy you guys have given me over my (very) long life. Thank you.
Awesome video of an amazing reunion concert. These guys are pretty tight for not having played together for 10 years. Love me some Guess Who!
Wicked
Saw Burton Cummings and his band perform on Friday night at the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles, a far west suburb of Chicago. He was in a word, Sensational.
He's coming back there soon. Just got an email about it this morning.
Saw Burton up in Waukegan, IL last May. Incredible show. What a story teller, too. What a musician on the Keys.
Burton has found his own way to rock n roll and plays the piano like Jerry Lee Lewis.
Pretty nice start to a concert. Awesome song. then followed up by
Running Back to Saskatoon... sing another prairie tune!!!!!
Thanks for posting.
This is probably one of the greatest things I've ever stumbled upon...not old enough to have grown up with them, but old enough to have known about them / like their music for a long time. After seeing this though, I have a MUCH higher appreciation for this group. F***ing INCREDIBLE performance.
Yeah, I like watching that fat ass with the curly hair dance around the stage. He looks like the rock star version of Ron Jeremy!
check out Rush, Triumph, Chilliwack, Pagliaro. April Wine and Lighthouse just to mention a few other great Canadian bands.
I'm also 67 and 51 years ago my first concert was the Guess Who at Michigan tech college. I have seen Bachman and Turner twice in Seattle area. and I'm traveling to Laughlin Nevada in January 2025 to see Burton Cummings in his 60th year anniversary concert.
What a great story about friends. These guys are very professional yet they love each other and have fun while being professional. Kudos to this band and their music. Long live The Guess Who!
don't forget BTO. A FOLLOW UP.
Lots better then rap music of today... this is real music.
Absolutely
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Rap “Music” = Oxymoron
Apples and oranges
I have had the great pleasure of working with mostly Burton and occasionally Randy through out my carrier With MCM Promotions out of Vancouver BC and have had nothing but great experiences with them after growing up hearing them on the radio and then working with and for them (and also a Winnipeg boy myself ) will be with me for the rest of our lives.
word. Peter!
My sister worked for CBS! Had David Bowie step on her foot getting off the plane back in the mid 70's.
this is Loni...Your so lucky!
this is Loni. Amazing Peter!
Wonderful! How amazing that must have been! Great memories for you!
Burton & Randy were geniuses, and still rocking! What an amazing band.🎹🎸🎼🎵🎶🎤
Don't ever forget how important your music is to the world. Yes you will live on in infamy. History in the making. Haha 😅😆 love you guys!🎤🎧🥁🎸🎺🎷🎹🎶🌍😁
Great band! Burton Cummings is fucking amazing!
...i read that he was part Native from Canadá? Not that Is important, just curiosity. He sings wonderful, great band.
These guys had hit after hit .You could buy the album and get your moneys worth on every song.
The Guess Who was one of the very first Rock groups that I started to listen to many years ago.
As an Aussie kid l remember them as one of the first 'noisey bands' [heavy rock], along with Jimmy Hendrix, and then Black Sabbath.
Now that is TALENT on display! If I could only see one more concert in this life it would be this lineup of The Guess Who!!!!!!
I saw Burton Cummings, after he went solo, at The Paramount Northwest in Seattle in 1977. He was great. About half the show was old Guess Who tunes.
Shakin All Over......what a great song to start out with!!! EXCELLENT concert and the audience was EATING IT UP!! ;-)
Thanks for the great music and memories, Guess Who and BTO!!!
Loving that GREAT CANADIAN BAND, and PROUD CANUCK FLAG!!!
I am Still so In love with Burton.
46 people gave thumbs down imagine the world they live in
No shit huh Thank to whoever uploaded this gem The Guess Who one of my all time faves
so true................wb
A Hand Me Down World that's for sure 😂
Probably the best concert I've ever watched on U Tube.
Iff you all r as old and passionate about great old bands as I am, google the Pure McCartney full concert covering the Ram Album. Outstanding
Yes it was! Randy, Burton, Jim & Garry. Actually they played Winnipeg just before Toronto, if I remember correctly. They did Sat & Sun night in Winnipeg (can't remember actual date right off hand, but I went to the Sat night one), and I think the Toronto concert, this one, was the following Tues or Wed. Definitely, for this Detroit area gal just visiting friends in Winnipeg (and an avid Guess Who fan too), seeing them play their hometown was one of the highlights in my life! LOL
Watching this concert tonight reminds me what a fantastic natural male tenor voice Burton Cummings had and what a talented instrumentalist too. The rest of the band were excellent too. Heaps of talent. Great concert. Thanks for posting this. I'm gpoing to come back to this again and again what an inspiration!!!
Great chemistry as well
Best ever on Keys
QUE GRUPO DE LA G PUTA DE MI TIEMPO❤❤
I was 6 in 1969 and my sisters were all older than me but I grew up on this music. The first album I ever bought was BTOII.
What a great swinging rendition of Clap For the Wolfman. Wow!
These guys were always on the stereo at my parties since they were a band and still now.Great band .❤
The Guess Who was the first album I ever bought ever. 1968 American Woman turned me on to Rock n Roll
The Guess Who was before my time, but their music is timeless.
dustyn hammonds.
Formative years were the best in the 60s but at least my grand son is wise to the grooves and wise lyrical oratorical of classic rock never to be quite replicated or imitated.
@dustyn hammonds 1970 album release.
and i rember being inthe s. calif area that american woman song put the band in dire straits with america ,it was very controversial,well u can see why ,wasnt a positive image of women in america,but like everything ,it faded away ,that controversy, but i remember the talk of the town about the band and that song - fyi
Burton Cummings has a beautiful voice.
These guys bring back good memoires
Burton Cummings, no other voice like that. And the whole band sound is simply amazing. MARAVILLOSO The Guess Who.
The masters of repeating verses and getting away with it because their lyrics were so great
Phenomenal performance! I love The Guess Who!
This is so great to see! Voices and harmonizing awesome!
It was a great concert appearance
No love for Jim Kale in the comments?? Fabulous bass player!!! Just a groove machine. He and Peterson, both so TIGHT!!! And how would you like standing center stage between those other two guys!
that's one of the best shows I've ever seen. I listened to all those songs in my car and at parties, but I'd forgotten most of them. Great Songs, Great Voice, Great Band.
My god, the chills that went up & down my spine on "She's come undone"! Still one of my all-time favorite bands. And Burton was true to LP pitch , not like all these cats today who record and then tune down for performance. Even in their prime! Kicking it Old School at A Reunion Show? Fan-damn-tabulous!
you should hear the 1974 Midnight Special live Undun. Very rough, intense and one of my favorite live performances!
incredible group.
What a TIGHT band, great show, thanks for posting!
Love this ... dancing shoes on and rocking to your music !!!!!!!
Amazing group!!!
One of the best concerts I've ever watched on TH-cam! Unsure if I could have appreciated it in 1983 as a high school student but I sure do now in 2021! Seems every song is an outright hit! Incredible musical talent in every band member. Burton Cummings has one of the best voices of all time! ❤
Best canadian group ever!
Rush and Heart fans might have a different opinion.
@@maxvaldez6987 Heart is from Seattle
April Wine...I like to rock
One of the greatest for sure
Rush, Triumph
Saw this concert on July 05/'83 at SAIT in Calgary....Taking Care of Business was the encore...at the opening chords, the biggest flag outside of a Husky gas station unfurled behing the band and the CROWD WENT WILD!
that's cool - I didn't know they went on tour with it
that is one awesome band
Back in the 70's, wore out the tapes of "best of guess who". 3 tapes. Still going!
Canadian talent at its finest, I say.
What about the 3-piece band who sounded symphonic many times. That band was a real RUSH!.
Plus, an ideologically correct band, who understood the "Genius of Ayn Rand" . Dedication on 2112
@@EarthSurferUSA Yes, Rush is the finest Canadian rock band these have some great music as well!
@@LudwigSC93 guess who's Burton Cummings has a beautiful tone and he sings with a lot of soulfullness --he is a great singer----
rush --not a great singer---voice of geddy is poor---nasally and grating---- not even close
@@fuckgooglefuckgoogle6894 Totally agree about Geddy's voice. I could never get into Rush for that reason. Cummings is miles ahead of Geddy vocally.
Thank you for sharing this. I've never been lucky enough to go to say Guess Who concert. This was great. 🙂🖖💕
My favorite band when I was fifteen in 1983. Still one of my faves. Burton/Randy combo rocks as does Winter. They are just so damn good but not everybody knows them for some reason.
That concerts about as good as it gets!!!!! Just fantastic! The memories alone are gold!!!
This version of Undun blows me away every time I hear it....