I remember many Friday and Saturday nights listening to WOLFMAN JACK on WABC am radio in NYC. Thank you for all the wonderful memories. RIP WOLFMAN JACK, a true legend!
I always made it a point to listen to The Wolfman Jack Show on qfm96 in Columbus. And now 67 years old still love this song along with many others from The Guess Who. My first take player was an 8-track and I had the 8-track of one of the guess who's best hits.
Just played this 3x in a row. I wad a kid when the song was released. Now it's 07/2023. The band should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Bachman/Cummings in the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Having been a guitarist since '68 I can't help but smile a little at the gear the band uses and the time frame in which the recording was made. Gotta love it!
Just a fantastic 70’s song. The best decade ever of music....the 70’s. Kudos to those who comment that not every song has to have deep meaning. This is a great song. Clap for the 70’s!!
The Wolfman brought the magic of the music masses making it available to everyone willing to listen. He took up hours days weeks months and years even a decade or two of my time at this rate a Century will pass and Wolfman will still be played as long as I am around.
This song is the first song I ever bought on 45 vinyl. Such a classic. It brings me back to my youth every time I listen. Long live Burton and The Guess Who. 🇨🇦🎶🎸
At 70 years young I am with you brother, Greatness NEVER dies!! Unless the youngbloods go back they will never know! In the 70's in North San Diego county the Wolfman and XERV Ruled!
Of course... any band out of Winnipeg that made it has something really special.... I'm a fan of Canadian rock and Winnipeg really has something from back in the day... BTO... Neill Young just crushed it and still going... wow
Burton was never dull. Clothes, hair, performance/entertainer, song writer, best SOUL vocalist in my opinion. I wish I would have met him. No chance from this AMERICAN WOMAN!
And up in Canada, CANADA of all places, the local rock radio station only plays the American cover of this tune as recorded by Lenny Kravitz. I hang my head in shame. Fucking iHeartRadio.
The best Canadian rock band. I am 74 and still listen their songs on my old Pioneer turntable. Burton Cummings had the finest voices in rock band by far in the 70s.
Im a 587 year old 👽 DJ,and we learned alot about spinning records hanging out with the Wolf Man Jack,hes was the best,hands down,never be another just the wolf man Jack!
Yep,the wolf mam was a big in the 70s always have fun with him on FM stations... I'm 62 now and yes you needed to see him for promotion of your band...
Love this song!!! Nice to remember good ole wolf man Jack!!! I loved listening to him midnight and all the good oldies came out of the radio. Good times...👍🏼😘
I sure did love watching The midnight special and I have this song clap for the wolfman on a 45 vinyl that I have had since I was 14,15 years old I am now 66 and I still love The midnight special and clap for the wolfman-'he's going to dig you till the day he dies' I sure do miss those days.
Ahhh yes the Wolfman was very popular. Many artists owe their career to him. Want a popsicle? The freezer broke and these things are melting everywhere. 😂 If ya know, ya know.
This song from The Guess Who didn't seem to be my parents' cup of tea for one of my Halloween themed playlists that I made on Spotify (e.g. Halloween melodies), because they didn't know it very well back when they were young. Besides, they also don't remember it, either. Don't worry, I added "Frankenstein" by The Edgar Winter Group to it by taking my dad's advice about it wisely and properly.
still one of the best Canadian rock bands. I'm in my 40s and still love this classic band. I grew up listening to classics like this with my father on the good old AM rock stations.
I was 13 and living in DETROIT when I first heard this song and just assumed it was a Black group singing. I was shocked when The CKLW announcer said it was THE GUESS WHO. I never heard BURTON CUMMINGS sound this way.
I loved the Wolfman. He played the best music and was such great entertainment back in the day. Got to see him in person one night in a Hollywood movie theater. Went to see Jimi Hendrix Rainbow Bridge movie and the Wolfman was there in the audience. I knew it was him right away because of the big hair dew!
I'm 57 now and I grew up in the 70's listening to this on AM radio along with other Guess Who songs and every other 70's groups and artists miss the Rock n Pop bands from that era.
I was 17 y/o teenage guy when this came out on the radio during my high school years in Lodi California and dig this song in my mind with Wolfman Jack performing in the background and getting into it. This song stuck to my mind from then to now in 2022.
I listened to Wolf Man Jack on XERB, the mighty 1090 over Los Angeles. He was broadcasting on a very powerful radio station in Mexico. Heard his shows with a strong signal at night. The 300KW was directional beam array, sending clear channel up the coast of California, Oregon, Washington State, Canada, and beyond! Wolf Man can be heard anywhere. I get his shows over 940KHz Fresno, California on Friday and Saturday nights. He is in a class all by itself. A real show.
Butron Cummings is one of the best voices ! First saw The Guess Who in 1972 at the Paramount in Seattle... I called mom and to tell her " I saw the Guess Who". She said...I don't know, who?
For those of you wo do not not know who the Wolfman was he was a DJ that was just amazing, if he played your song you were were headed for the top! He indeed was a character, one of his famous lines was "I am coming off that battery acid high!"
USED TO HEAR THIS WHEN I WAS A KID, THINGS WERE SO COOL AND MUCH BETTER BACK THEN. IT WAS ABOUT THE TIME I GOT MY FIRST BELL BOTTOM JEANS WITH THE PEACE PATCH. I HAD TO HAVE BEEN ALL OF 13 OR 14. GREAT TIME TO BE ALIVE BACK THEN.
Wolfman Jack was the best DJ in America when he hosted The Midnight Special on WNBC TV in the mid 1970s. I loved his concerts by the best Rock n Roll bands in America.
Ich war 12 als der Song rauskam. Hab ihn von AFN Frankfurt mit dem Tonband von meinem Papa aufnehmen dürfen. Mein Papa war Canadier. ......meine Kindheit
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I'm 60 and our son is 21 and everytime he hasn't shaved for a week, I clap my hands and he knows the song I'm going to break into. RIP Wolfman Jack
😅😅😅😅😅
Love it! I'm doing this song in a second for my ma for Mother's Day on the clock app. 😂 This, Rockin' Pneumonia &Takin' Care of Business.
❤ that 😂
Ok, Burt Reynolds Playgirl 1973
I miss Wolfie
I remember many Friday and Saturday nights listening to WOLFMAN JACK on WABC am radio in NYC. Thank you for all the wonderful memories. RIP WOLFMAN JACK, a true legend!
I DON'T Remember as I am NOT THAT OLD; But I Loved Seeing THE WOLFMAN weekly on the "SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL" Television Show!
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Wasn't he on WNBC?
I always made it a point to listen to The Wolfman Jack Show on qfm96 in Columbus. And now 67 years old still love this song along with many others from The Guess Who. My first take player was an 8-track and I had the 8-track of one of the guess who's best hits.
Chula Vista California
All You Guys Thought She Was Digging You But She Was Digging Me! Haha! Ahooooo!
Just played this 3x in a row. I wad a kid when the song was released. Now it's 07/2023. The band should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Bachman/Cummings in the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Generation X kid here, born June 18, 1967. I loved the 1970's! Hello from Tyler Texas!
Wait…. The Guess Who isn’t ALREADY in the R&R HOF??? That’s crazy. Who t f is making these decisions?
I love them more than I can ever express.
Pas de danger ils sont Canadiens.
One of the finest voices in rock history
Absolutely. Can't hit the real high notes anymore but he gets damned close
Easily
I agree. Are you talking about Burton or the Wolfman?
Here comes the Wolfman, right on time 👍
Where?
Wolfman Jack....America lends its lonely Eyes to the legend....R.I.P.
Wolfman was the GOAT. His voice just makes me laugh in respect to his unique sound.
Yes, he was. Loved Wolfman Jack!
Only song of the Guess Who that I really liked.
@@robertmurphy440 The Wolfman was truly a class act. The Greatest DJ ever RIP WOLFMAN JACK, THANK YOU FOR THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES
I am 82 and I STILL play this video about once a week ‼️ It has been in my Top 10 for decades now, I LOVE IT STILL. ❤️❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Still listening to this at 82 years old. Much respect. I’m 56 and listen to this song quite a bit.
I'm listening at 22... music really does bring generations together... they deserve to be in the hall of fame
60 myself, and have liked it ever since it came out in late '74.
You are AWESOME !!! Keep rockin 💯
When I'm 64! Loved this back then
Having been a guitarist since '68 I can't help but smile a little at the gear the band uses and the time frame in which the recording was made. Gotta love it!
I couldn't carry a tune if it was strapped onto my back - but I love the 70's and the 80's - and the talent is extremely high
Just a fantastic 70’s song. The best decade ever of music....the 70’s. Kudos to those who comment that not every song has to have deep meaning. This is a great song. Clap for the 70’s!!
The Wolfman brought the magic of the music masses making it available to everyone willing to listen.
He took up hours days weeks months and years even a decade or two of my time at this rate a Century will pass and Wolfman will still be played as long as I am around.
👍👍
Mid 60's to mid 70's was the best 10 years of music. Late 70's was pretty lame
Have to agree with that.
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When he died,our local radio station in Ames,IA,played this in tribute.
Many stations did.
Man as a 57 year old guy I loved this song as a kid in the 70's and also a fan of Midnight Special, thanks so much for posting this.
57 here too idont have covt yet
70 here,loved the Wolfman
64 here and guess who ringing in my memory too...(I play along in piano or guitar)
59 here... i feel ya.
1963, baby!
This is the epitome of cool. The song and the band are just cool AF
Part of coming of age in the seventies was listening to Wolf Man Jack on AM.
This song is the first song I ever bought on 45 vinyl. Such a classic. It brings me back to my youth every time I listen.
Long live Burton and The Guess Who. 🇨🇦🎶🎸
There will never be another Wolfman.
I'm old as dirt and Everytime I feel blue I play this & I immediately feel happy ☺️ thanks Guess Who & RIP Wolf Man Jack!!😢
I was fortunate to have grown up in this era of music and still enjoy it
I'm 83 and still diggin'on this classic.
At 70 years young I am with you brother, Greatness NEVER dies!! Unless the youngbloods go back they will never know! In the 70's in North San Diego county the Wolfman and XERV Ruled!
59 and still digging it !!!!!!! A++++
68 and still digging And there will never be another like the legendary Wolfman Jack. Would listen to him when ever I could back them.
I'm 64 & still those carefree days of "74.They don't make these type of songs anymore when I was turning 14.
I never get tired of this song. Decided to search this after seeing Wolfman on "American Grafitti" last night!
Burton Cummings has one of the most unique voices ever. He's a vocal chameleon.
He's fantastic Zachary, and under rated and under appreciated. Like 'Star Baby' this song is also a clever, brilliant fusion of the '50s & the '70s.
Burton is the best
Burton Cummings and the Guess Who were amazing in the '70s and still are today!!
Of course... any band out of Winnipeg that made it has something really special....
I'm a fan of Canadian rock and Winnipeg really has something from back in the day... BTO... Neill Young just crushed it and still going... wow
Burton was never dull. Clothes, hair, performance/entertainer, song writer, best SOUL vocalist in my opinion. I wish I would have met him. No chance from this AMERICAN WOMAN!
Such a GREAT song. Where are songs like this nowadays?
ON TH-cam BROTHER. THANK GOD FOR TH-cam
This band had so many good tunes it’s insane.
And NOT in the hall of fame!
@@unclefuggly7149 That's criminal
And up in Canada, CANADA of all places, the local rock radio station only plays the American cover of this tune as recorded by Lenny Kravitz. I hang my head in shame. Fucking iHeartRadio.
It was 1974, I was 24 and felt as free as could be. Hearing this again I feel this again.
was winnipeg. for 15 yeras...they are the best marketing vehicle..been to theirconcerts..great vibe..
I hear you! I was 19 and living it up at Daytona Beach with My girl friend and her loving family! ( I later married her in 76') 💒💑❤❤
@@garychambers5850 Well done. Good for you!
❤️ this 1970s legendary sing
Im 30. Found this cassette at a thrift store about 7 years ago and have played it about 400 times.
The 70 s what a treasure trove of awesome f n music
The best Canadian rock band. I am 74 and still listen their songs on my old Pioneer turntable. Burton Cummings had the finest voices in rock band by far in the 70s.
Me too. And my old Pioneer turntable never broke and enjoy it to this day. Love the sound of these long play 33.
I listened to the Wolfman on my transistor radio under my covers.
Me, too! ❤️
Love this song, I remember as a kid (9 or 10 y/o) listening to this on the radio.
I am 44 and finally had a chance to see burton at the Windsor casino and I was blown away at how good he can still preform
It's better to be preformed than postformed, I suppose.
Nostalgia can be very dangerous and this is dangerous and I love it.
God I love your comment!
❤️ 1970s ,music ,, greatest music ever
Dangerous in Which Way?
Are you suggesting our Fond Memories cause us to Act Stupidly?
Curious...
Great band. Rock and Roll at it's best. Hall of Fame material. I don't care where they are from.
LOVE this! Such a classic! ❤
Im a 587 year old 👽 DJ,and we learned alot about spinning records hanging out with the Wolf Man Jack,hes was the best,hands down,never be another just the wolf man Jack!
Love this song..never get tired of it! Timeless!!!
Oh Absolutely!!👍✌️
Yep,the wolf mam was a big in the 70s always have fun with him on FM stations... I'm 62 now and yes you needed to see him for promotion of your band...
What a great song, listening now 50 years later it went over my head at the time.
Wolfman Jack - coolest DJ EVER!!
I remember hearing this on the radio back in '74, when I was only seven years old. Simpler times.
I was a teenager but I know what you mean dude.
Did not know this was by Guess Who. This band is ridiculously versatile!
The Guess Who are the greatest!! 🎶
An amazing group, indeed!
Love the differences. Loved Undone, Stand Tall, These Eyes, Hoedown, American Woman (written while performing), Share the Land, and everything else.
@@nancymcconnell7973 Yeah, I knew them for American Woman, but their other songs sound so different, especially These Eyes, Undone and this song.
@@nancymcconnell7973 *undun
The lyrics are absolute genius. How did they ever put this together?
The Guess Who captured the true spirit of that time with this song.
The best Canadian Group ever.
Whenever I hear that song it takes me back to Germany when I was in the Army. I would hear it on Armed Forces Radio. Thank for the memories.
This song makes me smile every time I hear it!
Love this band....Burton Cummings has a awesome voice....
Hello Puppy. How are you doing?
You can’t remember the 70s without the Guess Who
That's a fact.
WHO??
@@lostintime8651 I donno World health orginazation?
Don't forget Rush
And wolfman jack!
Tengo 66 años y todavia escucho a guess who
Saludos desde PANAMA
Love this song!!! Nice to remember good ole wolf man Jack!!! I loved listening to him midnight and all the good oldies came out of the radio. Good times...👍🏼😘
I sure did love watching The midnight special and I have this song clap for the wolfman on a 45 vinyl that I have had since I was 14,15 years old I am now 66 and I still love The midnight special and clap for the wolfman-'he's going to dig you till the day he dies'
I sure do miss those days.
Released in June '74, making this song 50 years old! 🐺🧔♀ Love The Guess Who! 💗🍁
God rest the Wolfman what a super cool dude he was. Love and miss ya Wolfman. And thanks to this really awesome band who I love as well.
Wolfman Jack invented "COOL" and the Guess Who were great to pay such deserved tribute with a song that will never be out of style....never!!
Man only if I could go back to these days..
What a great song ! Brings back soooo many memories!
Wolfman Jack was a hoot.... When he died my kids and I drove around in our Chevette and listened to his radio shows... Had a ball!
Those were the days of great music
Maybe this was intended to be a novelty record, but compared with a lot of that other 70s crud, this rocks like an earthquake! RIP, Wolfman.
I'm still clapping for the Wolfman.
Ahhh yes the Wolfman was very popular. Many artists owe their career to him.
Want a popsicle? The freezer broke and these things are melting everywhere. 😂 If ya know, ya know.
Love this song and had to play it for Halloween October 2023! It's very cool! RIP Wolfman, Randy Newman!❤😂
This song from The Guess Who didn't seem to be my parents' cup of tea for one of my Halloween themed playlists that I made on Spotify (e.g. Halloween melodies), because they didn't know it very well back when they were young. Besides, they also don't remember it, either. Don't worry, I added "Frankenstein" by The Edgar Winter Group to it by taking my dad's advice about it wisely and properly.
Love the Wolfman, always! RIP
still one of the best Canadian rock bands.
I'm in my 40s and still love this classic band.
I grew up listening to classics like this with
my father on the good old AM rock stations.
One of the best the
Bands ever to come from Canada.
Yep,only Rush is better.
@Harry Browneigh these eyes are crying.
@Harry Browneigh dude,cone on
You didn't recognize These Eyes from the Guess Who.
Anyway,Now that I'm remembering,,
The Guess Who are the best band.
@Harry Browneigh cool.
Not Rush or April Wine?? Or Triumph?? Or...
This brings back so many great memories. Thanks
Haven't heard this in years... loved it then and love it now.
Magnificent Masterpiece from Canada's greatest band
Back to 1974
Nobody can write a tune like this anymore!
What an underrated group. Or maybe I’m just saying that because it brings back so many memories
No man, these guys are legit. Seriously
They were very popular overseas.
I was 13 and living in DETROIT when I first heard this song and just assumed it was a Black group singing. I was shocked when The CKLW announcer said it was THE GUESS WHO. I never heard BURTON CUMMINGS sound this way.
CKLW mmmm giving away your age - the big 800
I’m 62 and been listening since a kid..simply wonderful!!
try 75
Young enough to watch this live on The Midnight Special. Great Vocalist!
I love this group of musicians..
I saw Burton Cummings last night here in Edmonton, Canada and he is still an epic rocker at 75 years old. Thanks to my dear wife for my ticket!
LOVE that drummers jacket
Da Doo Run Run and the Duke of Earl, they were friends of mine.
GREAT performances
I loved the Wolfman. He played the best music and was such great entertainment back in the day. Got to see him in person one night in a Hollywood movie theater. Went to see Jimi Hendrix Rainbow Bridge movie and the Wolfman was there in the audience. I knew it was him right away because of the big hair dew!
I'm 57 now and I grew up in the 70's listening to this on AM radio along with other Guess Who
songs and every other 70's groups and artists miss the Rock n Pop bands from that era.
The Guess Who lifted my spirit from my freshman through senior high school years.
Wolfman Jack was possible the best dj to hit the air-waves ever .RIP old son.
I was 17 y/o teenage guy when this came out on the radio during my high school years in Lodi California and dig this song in my mind with Wolfman Jack performing in the background and getting into it. This song stuck to my mind from then to now in 2022.
This video sucks!!
I was around 10 and never tired of hearing this on my transistor radio
I,m 74 and I still listen to this song
Did you know Bridget Marquardt?
@@quincywho I don't know her. I went to Lodi High school from 1972-1976.
Rip Wolfman Jack I miss him being on the radio station X Rock 80 Alamagordo, New Mexico. ❤
We all love the wolfman on KRLA back in the day. He lives in our hearts forever
I listened to Wolf Man Jack on XERB, the mighty 1090 over Los Angeles. He was broadcasting on a very powerful radio station in Mexico. Heard his shows with a strong signal at night. The 300KW
was directional beam array, sending clear channel up the coast of California, Oregon, Washington State, Canada, and beyond! Wolf Man can be heard anywhere. I get his shows over 940KHz Fresno, California on Friday and Saturday nights. He is in a class all by itself. A real show.
This is just one of the greatest songs, fun all around
Butron Cummings is one of the best voices ! First saw The Guess Who in 1972 at the Paramount in Seattle... I called mom and to tell her " I saw the Guess Who". She said...I don't know, who?
Great,great,great!!!i am 71years old and i feel 18years old when i hear this song
For those of you wo do not not know who the Wolfman was he was a DJ that was just amazing, if he played your song you were were headed for the top! He indeed was a character, one of his famous lines was "I am coming off that battery acid high!"
American Graffiti is a good place to start
This is one of my favorite jams my dad would play for me! It sparked my love for Wolfman Jack!
USED TO HEAR THIS WHEN I WAS A KID, THINGS WERE SO COOL AND MUCH BETTER BACK THEN. IT WAS ABOUT THE TIME I GOT MY FIRST BELL BOTTOM JEANS WITH THE PEACE PATCH. I HAD TO HAVE BEEN ALL OF 13 OR 14. GREAT TIME TO BE ALIVE BACK THEN.
I miss the 70s too. Everything was great back then, except for the bell bottoms. Now that I'm older, I would go back and wear the bell bottoms.
Yep, we're about the same age and it was way cool.
an oldie but definetly a goodie. Great way to start the day off......
What a great tune ,.
Wolfman Jack was the best DJ in America when he hosted The Midnight Special on WNBC TV in the mid 1970s. I loved his concerts by the best Rock n Roll bands in America.
Brings a smile to my face. I love this song!
Regardless, this is what I grew up on, and I will FOREVER love these cats. Good stuff.
Proud Winnipegger and big ole fan o the wolf man!
Oh I love Burton Cummings! Never get tired of their songs. 👍❤️❤️🇨🇦
Phenomenal music that no one today can emulate!
I’m 64 now, and I haven’t heard this song in years, and I found it here on u tube, July 2024!!! Cool 😎 Asf!!!!
I was 13 when it came out & had a 45 of the 1st single that was released from the record, Star Baby!
I remember this song and I absolutely loved it and still do!!!!
Ich war 12 als der Song rauskam. Hab ihn von AFN Frankfurt mit dem Tonband von meinem Papa aufnehmen dürfen. Mein Papa war Canadier. ......meine Kindheit