Don’t make ‘em like this anymore!! A song you get in your head and sing to yourself all day! And absolutely turn the volume all the waaay up in your car on a spontaneous road trip!! Who’s still listening, driving and letting it ride in 2022?!?
Just flew from Houston to see Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings in London, Ontario Canada on 7/20/2022. They were great!!! Played both BTO and Guess Who songs!
It certainly was a LOT easier and had more fun. People were easy going and you could count on each other in general. Especially on Vancouver island where I grew up. Good times and great music
Just got done watching this and a live Lynard Skynyrd performance from about the same time period. I've come to the conclusion that the mid 1960's flower power era to the mid 1970's right before disco completely took over was the absolute best time in history for music. Beatles, Stones, Hendrix, Doors, Zeppelin, just way too many acts to name. Yes the Vietnam War and Civil Rights movement were definitely a sad part of the period, but aside from those issues that's definitely the era I wish I had lived in for sure.
R.I.P. Robbie Bachman. BTO was such a powerhouse band. Straight forward kick ass Rock-n-Roll. I have loved them since the first time I heard them when I was a teenager in the 70's.
Well said...And couldn't agree more. Fred with that raspy, growling voice, was a thing of beauty..Another phenomenal drummer, musician passed..RIP Robbie
I'm 61, and this is closer to my bro and sisters music, but I don't have words adequate enough for this Era of music. It speaks for itself. Real talent, right here.
Canadian music was a thing of beauty from the 70's thru the 90s. I guess we got the Biebs now but little compares to the raw emotion of the likes of BTO. Where you been out running, I been waiting half the night!
So sad that Robbie Bachman, the Drummer of Bachman Turner Overdrive passed away. BTO will always be one of my top favorites Rock Bands!!! Comforting prayers to his family & friends & fans.
This song Reminds me of Growing up in the early 80s..its a classic 70s tune but my parents listened to this Music and it really Hits home to this Day.. they just dont make that French Canada Music like this anymore
@@Canadiana71 i didn't realize this was the Pink Floyd dis club. Lol Listen To Meddle if you haven't. I get they are overrated. Dark side for sure is. But to be fair I never realized how many good songs these guys have that I know. I'll be jammmin em at work
I had this when it came out in 73. Always liked BTO. To my mind they were in a way an extension of The Guess Who. They are an example of fine Canadian rock-n-roll. Thanks for the video.
BTO was the first rock concert I ever went to. At the venerated Montreal Forum. Afterwards, I could not hear much for about an hour. It was *great* ! And, I'm now 64 years old and my hearing is excellent.
They're from Canada you know. Great band, they are Canadian. Fantastic band from Canada. Thankfully every other Brit and American doesn't say that about bands from their countries.
I was seven years old when this song came out and I remember liking it then. This song really strikes an emotional chord with me even today. Can’t explain why.
I was born in 1961 BTO was always one of my favorite rock bands growing up in the seventies I even liked them more than Rush and many others party on Wayne rock on Garth
Man, I almost forgot how great this band was! The Guess Who and BTO. Randy Bachman had two supergroups in one lifetime. He also is one of the reasons I went back and learned Chet Atkins and that style of music. A true artist, among artists. He told a story about Eddie Van Halen though made a grown man tear up.
I've always loved both bands BC and grew up listening to these bands but not until this afternoon did I put this together...Never knew he was a part of both of these iconic bands ...but I'm not surprised at all!!!
This is my band still today.....this is my favorite song ......to date best line ever baby your not the forgive ING kind baby that's not my style..................RIP you live for everrrrrrrrr
Love this song, never gets old. That strong voice that goes perfect with that awesome melody and riff, then the voices together all in harmony. This songs always gets me In a groove and at the same gets me teary-eyed, so nostalgic.
Those intro and ending chords are what get me, and the harmonies with them. Soft, sad, bass, love, life. And of course the rest of the song is big rocker.
Thy were so much more talented than lot's of other bands , and they were local boys, Fred Turner had that rough pushy voice , to me Fred's voice was a big pat of there success .
i was a little older than you Heidi, I was 15 years old first listen to song on KQRS FM back in 1973. Good memories from a Progressive(Free Format) radio station.
i was a little older than you Heidi, I was 15 years old first listen to song on KQRS FM back in 1973. Good memories from a Progressive(Free Format) radio station.
Don’t make ‘em like this anymore!! A song you get in your head and sing to yourself all day! And absolutely turn the volume all the waaay up in your car on a spontaneous road trip!! Who’s still listening, driving and letting it ride in 2022?!?
Can ya let it ride?
Just flew from Houston to see Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings in London, Ontario Canada on 7/20/2022. They were great!!! Played both BTO and Guess Who songs!
I am ☺️
70s were great party on Wayne rock on Garth
pushin 130mph and volume all the way up
BTO vastly underrated. Loved this group back in the day. This tune always gets my juices flowing even now as a 66 y/o youngster.
That and Roll on Down the Highway
I saw them in 85 @ Circlestar Theater in Redwood City, CA. Memorable night to be sure.
Goodbye I lied don't cry
Me too!
A genuine go to feel good song!
I went to see Foreigner in 1985 and BTO opened for them. I had no idea how hard they rocked live!!! TBH, they outclassed Foreigner-
Came here to say rip Robby Bachman
Those were the good ol days when life had meaning!
Yep, your right.
Life always has meaning as long as you keep giving it meaning.
It certainly was a LOT easier and had more fun. People were easy going and you could count on each other in general. Especially on Vancouver island where I grew up. Good times and great music
Just got done watching this and a live Lynard Skynyrd performance from about the same time period. I've come to the conclusion that the mid 1960's flower power era to the mid 1970's right before disco completely took over was the absolute best time in history for music. Beatles, Stones, Hendrix, Doors, Zeppelin, just way too many acts to name. Yes the Vietnam War and Civil Rights movement were definitely a sad part of the period, but aside from those issues that's definitely the era I wish I had lived in for sure.
LOL I know right…
Nothing like Fred Turner vocals to get you going in the morning. My neighbors have come to love Bachman Turner Overdrive over the decades.
R.I.P. Robbie Bachman. BTO was such a powerhouse band. Straight forward kick ass Rock-n-Roll. I have loved them since the first time I heard them when I was a teenager in the 70's.
Well said...And couldn't agree more. Fred with that raspy, growling voice, was a thing of beauty..Another phenomenal drummer, musician passed..RIP Robbie
From 6 to 16 in the 70s... loved it
I'm 61, and this is closer to my bro and sisters music, but I don't have words adequate enough for this Era of music. It speaks for itself. Real talent, right here.
If your 62 now this this should be YOUR music...........
@@Pete391 yep
I'm 61 and this was/is my kind of music!
I'm 64 and Oh Hell Yeah! BTO was AWESOME ❤
If you were a teen in the 70's, this IS your music. Just one of.hundreds of bands and 1000's upon 1000's of kick butt hits!
R.I.P. ROBBIE BACHMAN....Still listening in 2023... love ❤️ all the music 🎶 of the 70s
R.I.P. Robbie (01/13/23)
OMG I just heard this first time in Ages..I was born in 1955, God we had some Fab Ole music back in those days...
Thank you 💖🙏🏻💖
The drummer was a gift from God. Smoothest change up, snap rolls and plenty of them.
All hail the sturdy Canadians! The funk is strong with them.
RIP, Robbie Bachman. Love this song, back when male singers sounded macho.
Ich war 14 Jahre meine erste Lieblingsband BTO heute bin ich 59 Jahre geil ist es immer noch
Back when music was REAL!
I remember my Dad building engines in the garage and this song playing on the radio back in the day.. San Fernando valley on 93.1 FM... good days
Yes! My dad would be wrenching on my dirt bikes blaring this.
Rip Robbie 😭
R.I.P. Robbie
I wore the grooves off of this album and live they were unbelievable.
My fave BTO song
1st concert I ever went to! 1977
I wore out a cassette I had of BTO.
I honestly believe that Robbie Bachman was one the most underrated drummers.
Canadian music was a thing of beauty from the 70's thru the 90s. I guess we got the Biebs now but little compares to the raw emotion of the likes of BTO.
Where you been out running, I been waiting half the night!
The vocals are killer! That guitar that starts the song still stuns me all these years later!
What can you say, this is some of the best rock and roll ever made.
So sad that Robbie Bachman, the Drummer of Bachman Turner Overdrive passed away. BTO will always be one of my top favorites Rock Bands!!! Comforting prayers to his family & friends & fans.
It's sad that his brother Tim also passed away this year.
A muscle car and an 8 track rolling down the road. I made Clarksville to UNH in 18 hours, rolling to BTO. This is driving music.
Had a '77 El Camino & my 8 track!
This song Reminds me of Growing up in the early 80s..its a classic 70s tune but my parents listened to this Music and it really Hits home to this Day.. they just dont make that French Canada Music like this anymore
BTO was one of earliest originators of the power-cord riffs that you just can't get out of your head, and this song is a great example.
RIP Robbie. Let it ride...
A song about forgiveness. :D
Robbie Bachman solid drummer!!
Solid band
This guy's voice is so powerful.
Forget boring pink Floyd...give some hard rocking B.T.O.💪💪💪
@@rolandonoriega3691 Yeah I never understood all the hype with that band. Boring indeed!
@@Canadiana71 Yall wack lmao
@@zacharypotvin6579 Why?
@@Canadiana71 i didn't realize this was the Pink Floyd dis club. Lol
Listen To Meddle if you haven't. I get they are overrated. Dark side for sure is.
But to be fair I never realized how many good songs these guys have that I know. I'll be jammmin em at work
R.I.P. Robbie Bachman.
I had this when it came out in 73.
Always liked BTO.
To my mind they were in a way an extension of The Guess Who. They are an example of fine Canadian rock-n-roll.
Thanks for the video.
RIP Robbie Bachman
R.I.P. Robbie Bachman-(Drummer)
RIP Robbie Bachman at 69.
Hearing this song,I feel the emotions of freedom, romance,hope, power , and independent strength,all at once!
RIP Tim Bachman, founding member of BTO older brother to Robbie
One of my favorites from my teen years ❤❤❤❤❤
Best song ever😅
RIP Robbie Bachman! Your drum solos will live on.
I wore my fingers out playing that chord progression!! Awesome
R.I.P. Robbie Bachman. You will be missed. 1953- 1-12-2023. 😢
RIP, BROTHER!
RIP Robbie Bachman.
BTO was the first rock concert I ever went to. At the venerated Montreal Forum. Afterwards, I could not hear much for about an hour. It was *great* !
And, I'm now 64 years old and my hearing is excellent.
Damn that guys voice is on another level he would literally blow you alway with that voice lol beautiful.
R I.P. Robbie Bachman
They're from Canada you know. Great band, they are Canadian. Fantastic band from Canada. Thankfully every other Brit and American doesn't say that about bands from their countries.
Perhaps they should have covered Monty Python's Lumberjack song ... ? th-cam.com/video/FshU58nI0Ts/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=OduncuG%C3%B6mle%C4%9Fi
Are they from Canada?
IKR! They do that about everything! So annoying.
This album was my first cassette, with my first "walkman". I will love it forever!
They don't call it classic rock for nothing!
Their tempo transitions are outstanding.
I'm 33 and my favorite music was 70s and 80s rock. I like 90s and early 2000s music but NOTHING will ever be better than this style.
This song sounds as good as it did back in the 79's great classic that will never get old.
One of the Best Bands of the 70's for 3 albums,sorta the same as "Boston" 3 Good albums &gone.
I was seven years old when this song came out and I remember liking it then. This song really strikes an emotional chord with me even today. Can’t explain why.
Wow! And now Tim Bachman? Jam with Robbie in Paradise. Deepest condolences to the Bachman family, friends, and bandmates.
Dang! I forgot how great this song sounds! Too many years!
Released in the U.S. as a single and Billboard charted in February, 1974.
Good music and good times back in the day!
I was born in 1961 BTO was always one of my favorite rock bands growing up in the seventies I even liked them more than Rush and many others party on Wayne rock on Garth
Mother f'n EPIC!
Love these guys!!! So glad I grew up with this kinda music!!!!
This one of my favorite songs, ever !!!
One of my favorite songs when I was in high school. BTO is the best!
RIP Robbie Bachman💙🙏🏽
Much respect to all you drummers ❤️
What the fuck yo 72 years old and I loved this song I still love this song this was my fucking song still rocking!!!
Whew….my heart! I swear I was just transported to my childhood watching this!! 💕💕💕
Agree . We don't go looking for old music. We look for memories they carry with us . 🍷🍷
One of the best bands that forever changed rock and roll!!✌️
Loved this song back in the day. Love this song today!
Every person made this song outstanding 👏
Man, I almost forgot how great this band was! The Guess Who and BTO. Randy Bachman had two supergroups in one lifetime. He also is one of the reasons I went back and learned Chet Atkins and that style of music. A true artist, among artists. He told a story about Eddie Van Halen though made a grown man tear up.
I've always loved both bands BC and grew up listening to these bands but not until this afternoon did I put this together...Never knew he was a part of both of these iconic bands ...but I'm not surprised at all!!!
How I feel when I have a 45 min anxiety attack .. hate the feeling so I play this and it helps me alot
RIP Robbie. They put on a good show! 😎
I loved growing up listening to thembin the 70's!!
my tears are falling
This is my band still today.....this is my favorite song ......to date best line ever baby your not the forgive ING kind baby that's not my style..................RIP you live for everrrrrrrrr
Love this song, never gets old. That strong voice that goes perfect with that awesome melody and riff, then the voices together all in harmony. This songs always gets me In a groove and at the same gets me teary-eyed, so nostalgic.
Those intro and ending chords are what get me, and the harmonies with them. Soft, sad, bass, love, life. And of course the rest of the song is big rocker.
RIP Robbie. 😪
Why am I crying? This just soars!
Brilliant. RIP my good friend Robin. I miss you.
Always loved this song ❤the guitar music🎉🎉🎉🎉
Flying down the interstate in my old Chevy, blasting this.
This is one of my favorite songs of all time i love let it ride so so much wonderful song😊
Heard this on a Christmas ornament sounding cheese. Glad I listened to this here to realize its rocking
Give the drummer some! Rip big guy! The heavens need another drummer
Thy were so much more talented than lot's of other bands , and they were local boys, Fred Turner had that rough pushy voice , to me Fred's voice was a big pat of there success .
I love that's song in b & w music in the 70s.
2022 just popped into my head. Haven’t heard it in so long!!
Saw them in 1974 (I think); they were supported by Thin Lizzy.
RIP - Robin Bachman the drummer in this clip...Always loved this song and turn 65 this year yes I am old
@F P - always LOVED this song too! I'll b 64 Oct. 11 '23
RIP, Rob.
Great song.
One of the most powerful wall of sound songs ever recorded that nobody talks about. Canada's Kock Rock is massively unknown.
One of their best.
I’ve always loved this song! I was 10 whenever it was released!! 🥴
When*
i was a little older than you Heidi, I was 15 years old first listen to song on KQRS FM back in 1973. Good memories from a Progressive(Free Format) radio station.
i was a little older than you Heidi, I was 15 years old first listen to song on KQRS FM back in 1973. Good memories from a Progressive(Free Format) radio station.
@@93qfmhippy I was 13. Listened on the same station. Although at night would listen to AM 89 WLS.
I was 12 yrs old
Let it ride that brings back memories of the years
RIP Robbie!