BACHMAN TURNER OVERDRIVE YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET 1974 REACTION

[@danieltilley4187]

I just love watching the younger people react to the 70s music. I was a teenager for most of the 70s and it was one of if not the greatest decade. I love the 70s.

[@judithcampbell3354]

Yes the 70’s was the best time

[@Trailerparkrock]

I was 15 when this came out ..great times and music

[@dianagerding8541]

Agree totally!!! The 70’s were awesome 💙💙💙💙💙

[@unrulyjulie4382]

@ted ritola ... Foreigner and "greatest of all" ELO!

[@yvetteadshead4212]

Me too

[@RicoBurghFan]

This is epic but you really need to do Takin Care of Business by them for real

[@earldeanpowell]

Im 61. I said TCB so much, my now adult kids say it and THEIR kids say it. T-C-B!!

[@kathymccormick7525]

YES Taking Care Of Business...my favorite!!!

[@rickducharme7429]

That Takin Care of Business is one of my all time faves! Awesome song!

[@garykelly7422]

BTO rocks try"let it ride","takin care of business". Guitarist and lead singer here is Randy Bachman, he was a member of the Guess Who "American woman","these eyes"," no sugar tonight" and many more with both groups ☮️

[@user-jn6bi7mn4m]

Also...Take it like A Man. It really rocks!!

[@ABertagurl]

Check out anything by Burton Cummings. Part of the original Guess Who. Happy Canada Day!!

[@susanfabian1521]

He performs with Burton Cummings on occasion. For some reason they can't legally use "Bachman Turner Overdrive" or "The Guess Who".

[@dmac8949]

Randy Bachman is one of the greatest guitar players of all time. This song and 'Takin' Care Of Business' are rock and roll classics. Randy Bachman is one of the reasons that make me say 'I'm proud to be a Canadian.' And doing this song on Canada Day... Bonus!!!

[@RobertLoves]

There's a story about the stuttering on this song but I can't remember it.

[@joiewick187]

Back in the day we were so blessed w/real music

[@danhunt1830]

“Let It Ride” is the jam you want by BTO

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Yes!! This song has so much humor to it and listening to it occasionally on my way to nursing school when I was working on my RN in 2014-2016, put me and I hyped up mood and took all my concerns away.

[@JCStorm76]

Roll On Down The Highway is better

[@kencody4287]

Could you do aTower of Power Song called your still young man

[@kencody4287]

Could you do the band called guess who a song called Laughing great songit isagain. Laughing

[@paulkruger491]

One of my all time favorites .

[@sonjaashmore2972]

The rock sound of the 70s most people just call them BTO and their song Taking care of business is a great song too

[@mygirlpiper]

Sonja Ashmore I always liked the ad lib lyrics he threw into the song " you need educating Gotta Go to Schooooool !!

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

Those were them days...💕😀

[@michaelwalker8707]

That was the sound track of this 61year old white dude's life. Happy to see young people enjoying it 50 years later. Rock on Brother!

[@scottlaughlin9897]

Takin’ care of business is a must! And I can almost guarantee you’ve heard it before?!

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

That was a really really good song but I love this one because it always put me in a good mood. It has a sense of humor and when it would come on 99 FM in Virginia and I was on my way to RN class & stressed over a test or exam I would hear this song and all of my worries would disappear..

[@whereverigothereiam3078]

Love this channel man! You are a genuine soul and truly appreciate music. Such a joy to watch you discover "my" music! Thank you so much!

[@transcan1]

BTO - another legendary Canadian band. Happy Canada Day all!

[@karenward267]

Thank you Canada for another great sound.

[@debraredmond860]

There are many good Canadian performers and bands. Also, try Celine Dion singing “I Drove All Night.

[@bradsouthers7476]

See, this is why I don't consider the phrase "OK Boomer" to be an insult. Music like this and the other ones you're reacting to are the soundtrack of the Boomer generation, and it was (and still is) great! In fact, keep it up and we'll grant you the title of Honorary Boomer 😁

[@daisysoup158]

Thank you for standing up for boomers. I spent my 20s in the 70s. Best music ever. I was 19 when I saw my first concert... Black Sabbath. The paranoid tour. The start of a very interesting decade for sure.

[@cynthiacole6140]

I'm a boomer too and I agree 100% Some people are jealous of "our" music. Can't say I blame them!

[@cocod594]

Love, love this song and even better to dance to!

[@greeneggsham3538]

I'm 61 and this song always made me Happy 😊 ☺ 😌 💕

[@pamnicklas5536]

The singer Randy Bachman was also in The Guess Who. His son Tal Bachman had a single called She's So High...check it out!

[@cheripetty1805]

Randy Bachman has had an interesting life. He was THERE when Led Zeppelin recorded Stairway to Heaven! He is walking encyclopedia of Music folklore and trivia. Owns dozens of guitars. And lives a green, eco-friendly lifestyle on Vancouver Island in beautiful, Super-Natural British Columbia, Canada🍁 BTO are Classic Canadian Rockers worthy of further reviews!

[@shellipiersant2373]

BTO 💙 Let it Ride ♥️ is another great one by this band. Thanks for doing BTO. I absolutely love your reactions to these classic songs ♥️♥️

[@danhunt1830]

I requested Let It Ride a couple months ago on Patreon, I figured he would do that one first 🤷‍♂️

[@garylindsey5174]

The story goes,he was making fun of his brother who stuttered,when he said "b b b baby". Smh, turned out to be a smash hit!

[@rossmacintosh5652]

Right Gary! The story I heard was Randy wrote the lyrics as a joke for some music he developed earlier. The band recorded it in one take with only the intention of sending a tape to Randy's brother as a joke. Although just a joke song to the band, the music written earlier sounds relatively polished because the band had practiced playing it as an instrumental prior to the writing of the lyrics. Part of the "joke" was the corus they added copied a riff from The Who's Baba O'Riley and he took the idea of using stuttering as a vocal hook from The Who's My Generation. Their producer heard it and said they should put it on their record. They all thought he was nuts! They tried re-recording it without the stutter but the producer liked the first version better. The band then thought the record company was nuts when they chose the song to be on the b-side of the album's first single. It was a good choice as it reached number one on Billboard's Hot 100 Singles chart, number one in Canada, and number two in the UK.

[@garylindsey5174]

@@rossmacintosh5652 Great story. To quote Michael Jagger, "It's only rocknroll but I like it". ✌

[@blue-sc1se]

Dude! People sure are hookin you up to some great tunes! The era of music you are in now is what fueled my teen years. Radios, record players and 8 track tapes.

[@conniesloan921]

🌟🎶🌟🎶😘😘 One of the greatest groups

[@horsefootrot8044]

I’ve seen a lot of your posts. You have some fantastic music IQ. Edit: You had some great tunes growing up too.

[@conniesloan921]

Horse Footrot Yes I did i Love music

[@joelliebler5690]

BAchman Turner Overdrive had some huge and memorable hits from the early to Mid 1970’s

[@phantomrockerr]

If you check out "Let it Ride" you won't be disappointed

[@charliemac64]

I saw Randy Bachman play in a dank little bar in San Francisco back in the 80's, and he blew the roof off the place. Awesome performer.

[@55judylw]

I think, for about a year, the only kind of music people should listen to is classic rock and Motown. The world would be a better place.

[@JoeKentMagic]

Memphis Music would cover all the bases for that !

[@ala0284]

Disco as well

[@daisysoup158]

Once again. For Sure

[@jbz2291]

Love this song, great reaction!!!!

[@jameswormington9978]

Canadian Band on Canada Day ... well done !

[@acousticbs_tunes]

Gotta check out BTO'S "Takin Care of Business".

[@martinl8574]

They are simply BTO to an entire generation. We rocked out to this song. Great band

[@danhunt1830]

I know you would love the harmonies and guitar in “Let It Ride”

[@STVG71]

Randy Bachman's stuttering was influenced by his brother and he was doing it when they were fooling around with the song in the studio and the producer told him to keep it in for the final recordings

[@GJRight]

“Let It Ride”, “Taking Care of Business”

[@paulnevard9047]

Canadian band on Canada Day...u are really becoming my favorite KZbinr!

[@martymapson]

This song never gets old.

[@peterbarelli6104]

Im 61 I love that younger people are loving are music we were blessed to have so many different bands brings back a lot of memories god bless you all

[@NT-fo3me]

The lead singer is Randy Bachman; he had been with the Guess Who. His brother Rob is on drums. Their other big hit singles were Takin' Care of Business and Let It Ride. I like some of their songs that didn't get much radio play like Stonegates, Gimme Your Money Please, Roll on Down the Highway, Hey You, Welcome Home

[@charmainecano1817]

Awesome classic of my youth!! Thank you! Love your channel and you do such a great job!💕

[@helenbailey8419]

This man has impeccable taste in music.It cheers me up so much to see his appreciation.Brilliant👍🏼

[@23skidoo46]

Spinners "WOrking My Way back to you " and "Rubberband Man".

[@mikecaetano]

"It's a Shame" too

[@tjtampa214]

Haha I was thinking of Rubberband Man a few nights ago. Good suggestion.

[@flatblack39]

The long version of Rubberband Man!

[@BRO77TX]

There’s no way to NOT smile when hearing this song!!! 😊😊😊

[@CharCanuck14]

A great Canadian band on Canada Day. Thanks Jayvee!

[@bethshadid2087]

Now you know the secret to a happy life.....good 70-80s music 🤷🤗

[@MrVato53]

These guys are an off shoot of another Canadian Band. The Guess Who. After the Guess Who broke up, Randy Bachman started this band. They have this own string of hits.

[@sixstanger00]

Unless I'm mistaken, the lead singer to BTO has a speech impediment (studder). So when the chorus goes, "B-B-Baby, you hadn't seen nothin' yet," it's actually him studdering, but he worked the studder into the song. Incredible work - taking an impediment and turning it into a masterful song that has stood the test of time. Now THAT'S talent.

[@nozecone]

No, the story has something to do with him making fun of his brother's stutter, and then they decided to keep it in. Randy Bachman does a show on CBC radio Fri./Sat. nights; ain't no stuttering.

[@bobdelp2023]

RANDY BACHMAN AND NEIL YOUNG WERE VERY GOOD FRIENDS JAY! :)

[@philging]

'You Ain'f Seen Nothing Yet' - Bachman Turner Overdrive - Let's Rock.

[@trinaortiz9195]

I use to listen to this song all the time!

[@pamcruz9134]

Another classic, I'm loving this 🎧👍😁❤

[@shirleykelly9971]

Another great memory this was a Canadian band that had several songs that were played on the radio stations in the 70s great band

[@sgrabtune3950]

The lead singer in this group's name is (Randy Bachman) if you like listening to them Bachman-Turner Overdrive also called BTO Then check out the band he was in before he joint BTO it was called (The Guess Who) they had some of the biggest hit songs around in the late 60s and 70s they're from Canada. He helped write lots of the songs for the group (The Guess Who) He was the guitar player for the group the lead singer in the group's name is Burton Cummings who later went on to become a solo artist and one of the biggest artists in Canada check him out too (Burton Cummings)

[@2zxodcfm]

BTO was a supergroup. Strong from any angle. But when Big Cecil Turner took the singing lead they hit another level altogether with Randy Bachman driving the bus on guitar.

[@marshallmom1962]

What A Blast!! Had me singing, humming, bopping my head... man you have picked great songs today!!!

[@reneeracine5007]

Wow I forgot this song went way back to the 70's but then again I was only 11 years old.. Great song!!

[@chab1rd155]

Takin care of business by BTO is a MUST!!! 💛

[@14gilbertst]

Always liked 'Let it Ride'. Randy's previous band, The Guess Who, do a great version of 'Shakin' All Over' and their song 'Undun' is also a masterpiece.

[@mikesmith1788]

My very first concert, BTO. Beginning of 1976 in Utica, N.Y. They played for almost 3 hours,it was crazy good. Great group of musicians.

[@dougnolte3570]

I love your reactions, they are so real. This is one of my favorite bands, am very happy to see another generation enjoy them.

[@23skidoo46]

the brilliance of this song is the added "bububu" and " nanana" to the words. it makes all the difference. amazing.

[@ayseclark-carter8744]

Really like this Jay great choice. Go Jay got you moving hey wicked reaction 😊😊💖

[@TheMike_I]

i got this '45 for Christmas 1974...lol...Roll On Down The Highway and Let It Ride are also real good.

[@frame3139]

Home Run, one of theeeee coolest lyrics ever, “any lovin is good lovin, so I took what I could get” BTO has an EXTENSIVE catalog, check it out Bro, seriously.

[@maineman9447]

Sledgehammer, Rock is My Life, Blue Moanin', Not Fragile, Roll On Down the Highway, all great songs off this album, Not Fragile. I bought it when it was released and it's still a favorite!

[@yvonnerodrigue140]

My son is now 22. He saw Randy Bachman when he was 7yrs old in Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada

[@christhrasher9892]

Mountain-Mississippi Queen. U will not be disappointed

[@alainlyz]

Bachman was playing guitar with the Guess Who with hits like American woman and No time just to mention a few.

[@lowrider4266]

So many good ones from them. Takin Care Of Business... seen Bachman and Turner. They kicked ass especially on American Woman Randy playing with a drum stick.

[@robynSable]

" bbbbbbbaby, you aiin't seen nothing yet", often imitated but NEVER duplicated !. nice reaction.

[@susansabatka5318]

Saw them in concert!! Awesome

[@womanonthinice1276]

You ain't seen nothing yet was a line he couldn't not record clean because he had a studering problem. They did several retakes, he couldn't do it, so they kept the studder in the song and it became a hit record. Love it!!!! Learned alot listening to Kasey Kaseem on Saturday's Americas Top 40 count down. Thanks Kasey!!! Rest in Peace!!!!

[@TheMarnaiz]

This was the very first record (vinyl) that I bought. And I still have it. :o)

[@kenwelch198]

This is a great Canadian can of worms to open! This was the first album I bought!

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Dang!!! Thank you a million times over because this is such a good song and such a fun song. I would occasionally hear the song on my way to nursing school and it would pump me up for the whole day. Haahaa! I saw your face and you really enjoy the same part of the song that I do and enjoy it the most. It's well played and has a tint of humor to it.

[@joanmilano5302]

I saw them in concert perform this and Takin' Care of Business, which was their biggest hit. By the way, it's pronounced BOCKMAN Turner Overdrive. And they were amazing!

[@midnightfury7267]

Is it me or dose Randy look a little like actor John C. Reilly? BTO's "Let It Ride" is a classic.🌟 Nice set of songs this week Jayvee!

[@tjtampa214]

This sound is so familiar. I remember it well, hearing it on the radio at a very young age. I like the part and never did forget it when he would say you need educatin', you need to go to school. Another one by BTO that I like so much was called Takin' Care of Business.

[@peas4u]

This song was written by the lead vocalist, Randy Bachman. The stutter was just supposed to be a one off thing that he was going to send it to his youngest brother Gary, who stuttered as a child. It ended up as a permanent part of the song. Fred Turner said lead for most of their songs. The drummer is another Bachman brother, Robbie. Gary Bachman worked as an agent (manager?) for a time when Randy was with The Guess Who. Sadly, Gary died suddenly of a heart attack on June 25, 2020. My family is from Winnipeg and knew the Bachmans through our church. My eldest sister still had occasional contact with them. Also, BTO was the first concert I ever attended (with Trooper as warm-up).

[@donnahickey9206]

I'm so thankful to remember all these awesome bands from my teenage life

[@OronOfMontreal]

A great song to play on Canada Day! BTO singer Randy Bachman was the guitarist for The Guess Who in the 1960s & early 70s. Their biggest of many hits was "American Woman" which is about the seductive traps of fame and fortune, not about cross-border romance. The pianist-lead singer of The Guess Who was Burton Cummings, who went solo and had a long string of hits, including ballads ("Stand Tall") and Blues-based Rock n Roll ("My Own Way to Rock"). Do try the above songs. They'll be good for your soul. They're... Canadian.

[@suzanneprock7286]

Bachman Turner had alot of good songs, Takin Care of Business, check it out!

[@ssmith5786]

Well that took me back to 1975 when I was a freshman in high school!!!! Thanks man!!!! Keep digging up that gold!!!😍😍😍😎

[@enabrawner71]

You’re bringing back such great memories! Loving it

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Great songs from this group for sure. Randy Bachman definitely knew how to write songs.🎼🎶😎

[@georgiapeach6441]

That’s what we call real 🎵 music!!! The 70,s and 80 ‘s are the absolute best times and I was lucky enough to be a teenager then... how I miss those days

[@ToddSauve]

I learned from an interview with Randy Bachman years and years ago that he wanted BTO to be a rhythm based rock band. But I didn't know until very recently that they were sharing a dressing room with the Doobie Brothers in New Orleans during Mardi Gras in the first half of the 1970s when he worked out some of "Let It Ride" and the Doobies then based "Long Train Running" on his guitar noodlings as he ironed it out. That is astonishing and good to know because the Doobies are one of my all time favourite bands! Randy said in that interview eons ago, back in the 1970s IIRC, that he wanted a band that was rhythmically similar to CCR and the Doobies. Killer rhythm was the thing back in the 1970s and is much too absent from today's music. And BTO has so many excellent lead guitar solos! 😉🎸👌 That "70s sound of guitar" comes from there not being many guitar pedals to alter the sound of the guitar at the time. So if you were going to be an excellent guitarist you had to have "touch" in your fingers. There are plenty of good guitar players around today but also way too many that bury the actual tone of their guitars underneath a ton of effects pedals. The really good guitar players around today will tell you to develop your own signature "sound" with your guitar before drifting off into "guitar pedal-land" and obscurity because you just sound like some over processed thing that no one can get next to in their heart and mind. The lead guitarist in this song was Blair Thornton from Vancouver. 🎸🎸🎸

[@patholguin5503]

Welcome aboard! Enjoy this band from my youth, back in the '70s

[@keithg6702]

Robin Bachman, drummer for Bachman Turner Overdrive, requests that you react to their song, "Let It Ride".

[@laminage]

Randy Bachman & Burton Cummings are True Canadian Legends. You can't go through one day without hearing their Music either as BTO or The Guess Who. They made History by being The First Canadian Group to do American Bandstand with These Eyes. They were very lucky because they had hits with each other but "without" each other as well.

[@imxploring]

It's not just music.... it's the energy that it projects!

[@sylviapotter6328]

Omg you are the very first person I've ever heard say Randy's last name right, in an interview he said his last name is Backman but on the album cover they put Bachman. My mouth fell to the floor when you said Backman, I'm impressed great job.

[@heidiv5488]

Roll On Down The Highway is a great song by them.

[@katedaly4039]

An ice hockey team I worked with used the chorus every time they scored! So it brings back so many memories....

[@anthonyblakely399]

Check out "Let It Ride," and "Takin Care of Business." by Bachman Turner Overdrive. Really great songs.

[@jimmulhern5698]

“Way back when, my brother Garry, one of four Bachman boys, had a speech impediment; he stuttered and stammered. For the ultimate tease I wrote a song like he spoke. Then I called him up and scared him by telling him it would be on the album. “The words just flowed out without thought: ‘I met a Devil woman, and she took my heart away.’ That sounded good. Then for the chorus I copied the way he’d say: ‘You ain’t seen n-n-nothing yet,’ and also the way he stumbled on ‘f-f-forget’, and the way he said ‘b-b-b baby’. I liked it as an idea but I was never going to finish it off.” Randy Bachman

[@marymarin3277]

I was just thinking about texting this very tidbit. I always remembered that and thought how great it was!💜💜

[@judyd6414]

Pure truth!

[@ragjamrock]

One of Canada's finest bands on Canada day!Eh!🍁

[@MyMomo17]

The Dead and the Yankees awesome. That is a Steal your face right.

[@JoeKentMagic]

I'm sure someone will protest this song on behalf of those with a speech impediment ...

[@kevinscottbell]

Randy Bachman played with the Guess Who. Randy wrote one of my favorite songs by them. "She's Come Undone".

[@sabinabrozynski9215]

Some members of the group were still performing in the 2,000's as Bachman/Turner. A couple of 70 years old rockers!

[@AllenBruceRay]

The song this is reminding you of is The Who's "Baba O'Reilley" ("Teenage wasteland, it's only teenage wasteland...") Randy Bachman made this song in jest as both a homage to The Who and to his brother who stuttered. It was a throwaway "work track" that they used to set their instrument levels when they went in to record their album "Not Fragile." The drummer is Robbie Bachman - Randy's brother.

[@nadineware9874]

BTO! Great group! Taking Care of Business is another great song of theirs.

[@brucer2152]

One of the staples and a classic guitar riff from 1970's AM radio...

[@karenchalas8761]

Happy Canada Day EHH.... to all the Canadians on here to-night. Randy Bachman was with "The Guess Who".

[@yvetteadshead4212]

You couldn't get out of you chair quick enough to dance to this 70's foot stomping hit, wish I could go back and relive some of those times, we had it all musically ❤💥💯👩‍🦰💃, bring back flares, platform shoes and cheesecloth blouses 🥰😉

[@stevebryant6483]

Happy Canada Day! Listen to some more feel good music and party on, Garth.

[@timcarr6381]

Does that Manchurian candidate clown Trudeau, still allow Canada day?

[@yvetteadshead4212]

😅😅😅

[@jimearnest4342]

BTO is one of the first super bands, please react to more BTO