‘No Time’ started off as a riff with Randy Bachman and turned into one of our favorite songs of all time! | Burton Cummings

Why did The Guess Who miss Woodstock and why is it important to go where the road leads you in life? This clip is from Daniel Sarkissian’s film “What is Classic Rock?” (And yes, huge-antic is a randyism: huge gigantic). | Randy Bachman

We've talked about fuzz and distortion but some of you have asked about which guitars The Guess Who used for clean sounds. We switched things up quite a bit to get different sounds depending on the song. I had a small amp Garnet made called a Banshee and a larger Fender concert amp. It had a tremelo in it as well. My orange Gretsch, the '59 Fender Strat and my '59 Les Paul all gave really bright sounds and went well with other instruments. This was necessary in songs like These Eyes and Laughing

25K views · 113 reactions | When legendary rocker Randy Bachman’s favorite orange 1957 Gretsch guitar that helped him pen hits like “American Woman” and “Takin’ Care of Business,” was stolen, he was devastated. A couple of decades later, thanks to a man who was determined to track it down, he’s reunited with his treasured instrument. https://cbsn.ws/3Rk0hge | CBS Mornings | Facebook