Bachman Turner Overdrive - You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet 1974 (Songs Of The 70s) *DayOne Reacts*
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my god it's great to see a young woman enjoying the music that I was jamming in high school nearly 50 years ago. we had great music
I was in junior high when BTO was popular, but I agree with your comment.
"You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" was written by Randy Bachman. The song was performed as a joke for his brother Gary, who had a stutter, They only intended to record it once with the stutter, and send the only recording of it, to Gary. They tried to redo the song without the stutter. But executive "Charlie Fach" of their record company (Mercury records) said leave it just as it is, with the stutter. Bachman was reluctant because he had sung the song on the first take. It's sharp, it's flat, I'm stuttering it was meant to be a joke. :)~
I had never heard this story before. Those crazy Canadians!
I wonder if there's a story behind the Who "My Generation"? Roger Daltrey sings that one with a stutter.
Yes this was first an instrumental the band used to tune up and sync up with the studio equipment, Bachman added lyrics along the way, taking the stuttering from his brother and the song My Generation which came out about 5 years earlier. They never intended this to be on any album but the producer was in the studio one day and asked what 'the single' for the album would be, the one song they'd release as the single. They didn't know or have one so Bachman said what about this almost off handedly, the producer heard this song and said, "That's it, that is the single, it's upbeat' and it was added to the album with the stuttering.
@@secularZoo Yes there is, I read that Roger was stuttering like the people they knew who used amphetamines/ speed. When really amped up, people will stutter when talking.
Wrong. He had to do something one day and he was late for band practice. He called and told the band to let his brother stand in for him until he got there. His brother had a stutter and this is how he sang it. When Randy got there the band told him they liked it better the way his brother sang it. So they decided to do it that way. I am not sure where you all got the lie that keeps getting passed around, but Randy told what happened himself years ago in an interview. Now the internet has it all mixed up.
@@tammycenter8757 Was in an interview that Randy gave.
Takin Care Of business, Let It ride, roll On down the Highway and Shotgun Rider are also good B.T.O. tunes to check out.
All of em!
And do not forget: * Gimme Your Money Please *
His story about the pizza delivery guy playing the piano part on “Takin’ Care of Business” is one of the funniest rock and roll stories ever!
BTO likes to tell the fake story as a joke. The guy who plays the piano is a real musician who was busy working in the next studio, so he wrote the piano part on a pizza box.
Oahu Hawaii Yes I just read that the other day. How disappointing!
@@chrino21: Lots of urban legends are created this way. And it isn't only done in the music industry.
Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.
There are a lot of incorrect statements made on YOU TUBE.
Was our college go to song at our keg party ! Lol
Nothing like 100 fellow students dancing and singing along in the
Quad !
Thanks for bringing back that memory !
Friday ‘Happy Hour’after a week of College Classes.
I would have loved to be around then . God i hate modern music
Geoffrey you must have gone to Michigan, right? BTO sure was big here.
One of my all time favorites. Love B.T.O.
It was a Good song, but the "Hook" made it a Legend!
The BTO logo with the maple leaf inside the gear, unquestionably one of the great rock icons EVER.
You're reminding me how much fun the 70s were. You start thinking about certain people, certain places, at certain points in time.
so glad that you discovered another great band from Canada.
Randy Bachman was a character. A badass performer.
Randy still is.
Randy Bachman was also in the band The Guess Who before he put together BTO...
BTO!!!! Awesome group!!!! So many memories!!! Thank you. Just an old lady 👵🏻 in Oregon 💚💚💚💚💚💚 so many of these songs people have heard in movies… why?? Because the 70’s had great music and story tellers!!! And awesome playing of their instruments!!!
His name is pronounced [Bok]man, just like Bach the composer is pronounced.
A good one by BTO.Driving my '68 Camaro in '74 with this playing loudly in the eight track player with my buddies passing around a joint,great memories.
Haven’t heard BTO in years!! Great band. Fun music! Thanks Angela!
Love the way you love music from the 70's, am I
Wrong is the 70's your favorite.
I remember when this song was out. I was a 4-5 year-old kid who thought this was one of the coolest songs on the radio.
You were right, it was one of the coolest songs on the radio. I saw BTO in '74 perform this song and many others when I was a teen, living in Chicago, my first concert!
@@ronaldmilner8932 That is cool!
I was a Senior in high school when this came out.
Your response is alike my own as a young adult back then. 60s and 70s simply rule. Keep up the great work! You make this ole man's heart smile.
Lol
Thanks
I remember this from a high school dance where we clunky teens were pretending to dance to what's really not a dance song and trying hopelessly to impress the girls. Great memories great song, thank you! 💯
Definitely a 🌿🌿 air band tune.
This song (and BTO) always take me back to high school, in the best way.
Oh yeah, this is a Classic among classics. I can’t imagine anyone not hearing at least
a piece of it somewhere. My first concert. You’ll probably recognize “Taking Care of Business”
also, my favorite. Fun band.
That was Bachman singing if you want to hear Turner try Roll on down the highway. This might also have been in a commercial at one time.
Great 60's 70's and even some 80's music, never gets old. I was lucky enough to listen and hear some of this great '70s stuff when it first came out. Nothing that's out there today, comes even close to it. Thank you for doing what you're doing. And showing appreciation for so much of the great music many of us grew up with.. Stay safe and be well always !
You're so right. Glad I also grew up in the day. Best music ever. 🎶
GREAT SONG...OF 70S. Sound. Guitar...is out the world...
Angela not sure how you are selecting your song (for songs of the 70s), but Joni Mitchel Big Yellow Taxi from 1970s, would be a good suggestion. Another great Canadian artist.
Bachman was the founding member and also the guess who.
Sanford-Townsend Band "Smoke From A Distant Fire" (1977)
So glad you took my suggestion Angela. This is one of the defining rock songs of the 70's. Hope everyone enjoyed!
The lead singer was fooling around in the studio doing impressions of different people while singing this song and he started doing an impression of a relative who stuttered and the producer heard it and wanted the group to record the song with him singing that way and so they reluctantly did and the song hit number one. That is why he sounds like he is stuttering while he is singing.
The Bachman boys are from my hometown of Winnipeg. There are four brothers, Gary had a bad stutter. Randy wrote the song, which they used as a warm up tune. He teased Gary that they would put it on their next album. T(dir next album was short a song. Their manager suggested they record it without the stutter. They did, but it didn’t sound as good so they put the stutter back in and on it’s release in 1974 it reached #1 in the US on The Billboard Hot 100.
Fun song. I also like your mug!
Let it Ride is an awesome song , great react
For fun now I'd suggest reacting to the son of the guy singing in this one. Tal Bachmann is the son of Randy Bachmann. Tal's biggest success was with his song 'She's So High' released in 1999. It is very worthy of a reaction.
Takin Care of Business is a must as well for BTO
love that you love good music
Randy Backman, singing, later became the writer /guitarist for the Guess Who with Burton Cummings singing.
Your order is mixed up the band began in my home town as Chad Allan and the Reflections, changed to The Guess Who. Randy and Burton both wrote lyrics but Burton Cummings was lead vocalist. Randy left and with Fred Turner formed BTO. Later Burton left The Guess Who for his solo career.
I was in highschool when this album was released and still think it's one of the best albums ever. I had the album and 8 track. Wore em both out 😂
Same here, this and Four Wheel Drive.
Randy Bachman was also with The guess who" who had such hits as these eyes ans American Woman
BTO...damn, another example of GREAT 70s music!!
Yes Please do Takin Care Of business by BTO
Good, considering it was just a joke on Randy's brother, who stutters. It was never meant to be released.
That song will keep the youth in me forever. Thank you BTO
Time for some roses and a box of chocolates as I plead for your ❤ love. The group is Tavares. The song is REMEMBER WHAT I TOLD YOU TO FORGET. The other is HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL. Enjoy !
I like how he's like stuttering in the song, very unique
In all songs the kicking in part is called the Hook :)
The drummer looks like one of the brother’s that played the drums for the band ToTo? Another good song that will make you get up cut the rug is from Lynyrd Skynyrd live album “ One more from the road “ song called T for Texas T for Tennessee damn good guitar riffs from their three guitarist recorded live at the Fox Theater in Atlanta on July 7,8 and 9 they performed three shows to raise money to save the Fox Theater in Atlanta, oh you’re a fine looking woman 👍👍
Where's all the Boston , Kansas , Foreigner , Foghat , Pink Floyd , Grand Funk Railroad , CCR , Tom Petty , Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show , Led Zepplin , ACDC
and ELO
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Keep on truckin gal , love the reactions
R.I.P. Robbie Bachman.
Singer is ex lead guitarist for the Guess Who
Hi, Angela. Thanks for your honest reaction to this song. It was a great song for singing to while downing a few cold ones in the 'before times'. Stay healthy and safe 👍🏽 ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
This song has been in so many TV commercials! Even here in Australia!
all the videos from the early MTV days are cheezy, great music this song is timeless.
For example -
chrino21
9 months ago (edited)
His story about the pizza delivery guy playing the piano part on “Takin’ Care of Business” is one of the funniest rock and roll stories ever!
Oahu Hawaii
8 months ago
BTO likes to tell the fake story as a joke. The guy who plays the piano is a real musician who was busy working in the next studio, so he wrote the piano part on a pizza box.
Loved it!
This song always puts me in a good mood
Another GREAT CUT GOOD Listen Day one REACTS Thanks⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐5 Star
Forgot how fun this song is, driving down the street in a convertible. Life is good.
No1 hit back in Jr high and my first concert ever 1976
It’s actually pronounced Bach as in the composer.😘
Bach is wonderful.
Hey Angela, This song is so "LIT" and it is absolutely such "FIRE" that it made the lead singer "stutter!!!"
Saw Randy Bachman perform this live in the mid 90’s👍👍
LET IT RIDE BY B.T.O.👍☮️🎸THANKS
Straight outa' Winnipeg, Angela! In the 1970's the meteroic rise of BTO was all about bump and grind rock for dancers but also smooth to keep it tasty for listeners. All the other commenters will give you their favorites so I won't -- no wait! I will say try their jazz-funk fusion number, "Blue Collar." They can still crank it out today in concert!
Check out the band "The Ides of March" and their song "Vehicle" from 1970.
When you hear the “ERR - ERR” That’s the “OVERDRIVE” Kicking in!
My first rock concert BTO! Great memories.
Cut my teeth jamming to these good ole boys !
Everything BTO was great feel good music.
The original founder of the band The Guess Who with lead singer burton Cummings another band u must check out great song brings back some fun summer memories long time ago his brother robbie is on drums and their friend Fred turner on guitar they had some hits but definitely check out randy with the band The. Guess Who from Canada God bless keep spreading the music around ❤️ .
From the 50s to the end of the 70s is the best Era for music
Great song from my highschool days. ☮️✌️💕👌
Ha ha, yes!!! It doesn’t get more 70s than this. Put me in a time machine, set to random… if I opened the door and heard this song, I could “name that decade” in under 2 seconds. So post-60s, yet so pre-80s. Never bought a BTO album back in the day, but I sure love this band and this track today. Fantastic. Thanks Angela for lining these up in approximately chronological sequence (early 70s to late 70s)… great idea for 70s April. Loving it!!!
Randy Bachman of both 'The Guess Who' then 'Bachman Turner Overdrive'. Lots of great songs from both.
I always loved this song ♥️
Crank up the volume and turn on the reverb
Amen!! Great tune!
OMG, this is a classic Canadian rock band!!😁👌👍✌
BTO-let it ride !
LET IT RIDE 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I was in a fraternity in college in the early 80's and we used this song at the initiation of our new pledges. They were blindfolded and didn't know we hired two strippers to perform for them. We told the pledges to remove their blindfolds when the song started playing. The looks on their faces was priceless. Most of these "kids" were Freshman and, obviously, had never seen a naked woman until that moment. It was a great time!
you girl have the moves :)
LOVE this song!!
Angela playing air guitar oh yes! 🥰🎸🙏🏽✌🏽🌎🌍🌏♥️
Great Music, great times.
Lead singer Randy Bachman was the guitarist for the Guess Who before BTO
This is another song from my high school days. 8-Track played until it jammed and had to be tossed, good thing I also had the album.
Takin Care Of Business was one of their biggest hits - Randy formed BTO after the Guess Who broke up and Burton Cummings the lead vocalist went solo. Guess Who had 15 hits and Burton had a number solo hits (Stand Tall, My Own Way To Rock etc) and BTO (Randy et al) had a numlber of hits also. Guess Who actually performed their hit American Woman on the White House lawn for pres. Nixon LOL
He actually studers so they used it in this song cause they liked the way it sounded
I thought it was his brother who had the stutter 😊
@@saintsefo4763 maybe it is lol it's been so long since iv heard this 1
Randy Bachman doesn’t stutter. The song was never meant to be recorded. It was a tease for his brother Gary who did stutter. When they did decide to record it in 1974 it became #1 and Gary forgave him.
Thanks
This song was voted the best stuttering song of all time by a support group for stutterers. Apparently they liked that it was done in good humor, and that it was done for a family member who had a speech impediment.
Little known fact. The song “she’s so high” is by Tal Bachman, son of Randy from BTO.
Randy Bachman (lead singer, rhythm guitar in video) actually plays the lead on the recording. Blair Thornton is seen in this video playing the lead guitar. The guitar solo was played through a Leslie speaker normally used by Hammond organ players. The Leslie has a rotating system of horns and baffles that the player can control the speed of their rotation. Randy uses the slower 'choral' setting. The faster setting is known as Tremolo. Best wishes Angela RNB
BTO and RUSH, two of Canada's best exports!!
Still one of my favorite one hit wonders ever
One hit wonder? I guess you've never heard "Taken care of business" "Let it ride" "Roll on down the highway" or "Hey You".
B.T.O. are fantastic. If there's anymore openings for 70's month I would like to Request "Stand Tall" by Burton Cummings as it's one of my Mom's favorite songs. She passed away on New Years Day 1991 and she always told me to Stand Tall and I always think of her when I hear it. Thanks
I Really enjoyed your comment. You poem is Beautiful and very touching. I had his album and single on Portrait Records as well. Coming Home from a 12 hour work shift and to read your comment made my day. I also liked is solo song " You Saved My Soul" as well. Remember Stand Tall my friend.
It's ok the time will come and thank you so much for requesting my mama's song. She also told me to keep one foot in front of the other. I know your Birthdays in May so I hope you a wonderful day when it comes. I'm on Facebook if you want to add me. Just look for the big red dog head. 🐕 Take Care.
Hi, just found your channel and subscribed. Really like your reactions and the music. I do have a rec for a 70s song (or a couple from the same album anyway). The artist is Carole King and the songs are from her 1971 award winning album, Tapestry…"So Far Away" and/or "I Feel the Earth Move". The whole album is outstanding, all the songs are memorably excellent. Keep up the good work!
this is one of my all time favorite songs , thank you for you great review. and a suggestion for another band to listen to is Blue Mink and a song called Melting Pot .
Hey Angela 💕💕, you want to check out the others by BTO Bachman, looking , out for number 1 and, Blue Collar.
Rock Classic
Awesone. Great Rock song. Not too complex and audience friendly.