🎵 BTO - You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet REACTION

[@sharonchaput9705]

Lex is super adorable and I love her dancing and energy during the song.

[@NondescriptMammal]

For sure, you can tell she truly feels and enjoys the music. Even Brad seemed to be enjoying the music this time, instead of just scowling studiously at the lyrics.

[@runetollefsen7458]

And Brad is the totally oposite. He is so negative.

[@arekskibicki6377]

@@runetollefsen7458 Naw, Brad's not negative. It's that Lex's youthful exuberance is so infectious he just seems negative by comparison. He's cool.

[@claimguy]

This song has one of the most "beautiful" bass tones ever. So full and rounded and then when it syncs with the riff - just an amazing rich sound. Randy Bachman sure knew how to engineer a melodic yet thunderous riff

[@davidgollop2807]

Thanks to Pete Townshend!!

[@OddTimeMan]

Rickenbacker bass!

[@mauriciotorresrivera2991]

@@davidgollop2807 That's what I thought too. Baba O'Riley all over it.

[@dennistrull1475]

I always enjoy how the Drums fit in🙂

[@blindriv3r]

Yes, Neil Young often mentions how he looked up to Bachman when they were both starting out in Winnipeg

[@skrozar2000]

When you get three different guitars going at the same time and they all sound GREAT! A song you can listen to 1 million times and it never gets OLD!

[@ronaldmilner8932]

I saw BTO in 1974 when "You ain't seen nothin' yet" was just out! This was my first concert, and it was a blast! The opening act for BTO was a young Bob Seger!

[@NorthWoodsWes]

Wow! Cool

[@edpayne7295]

I saw BTO on my 16th birthday in 1976. Styx was the warm-up act. "Lady" was their only hit at the time. "Lorelei" had just been released.

[@karlmidgley5187]

my girl sang this to me when i shipped out to basic training

[@fallout51]

@@karlmidgley5187 My girl took me to a BTO concert right before I left for boot camp in '75:)

[@UKcanuck55]

The first time I saw BTO was opening for The Beach Boys!

[@bluetopguitar1104]

BTO had a string of hit records. A great 70s band. Check out "let it ride" "roll on down the highway" "taking care of business" Randy Bachmann the guitarist and main vocalist was in a band before this called The Guess Who. They had some big hits in the 60s. Lenny Kravitz had a hit with a cover version of "American woman" by the guess who.

[@MrZics]

The song "Four Wheel Drive" is worth a listen too!

[@martinXY]

I give up. Who is 'American Woman' by?

[@BobSoltis1]

@@martinXY Guess Who. lol!

[@BobSoltis1]

If you think that Randy Bachman is the second most successful songwriter in Canada and only mention Gordon Lightfoot as his superior - you need to change your meds! Ever hear of Neill Young, Joni Mitchell, Robbie Robertson, Leonard Cohen, Alanis Morrisette, Bryan Adams, Paul Anka, Shania Twain - not to mention Drake? Also, Randy was certainly NOT the main vocalist of BTO. Freddy Turner was the main vocalist of BTO.

[@bluetopguitar1104]

@@BobSoltis1 ok. It's too subjective. I looked it up, no satisfying answer. I still think Gordon had the most success. Joni is truly underrated.

[@perrybernard1308]

Another Canadian classic band. Loved these guys growing up.. Bachman Turner Overdrive was started by Randy Bachman and Fred Turner.

[@dmgallibond469]

This song has been used in a number of commercials, and likely in many TV shows, video games, and other settings, which is why you're both familiar with the hook.

[@kencliff9914]

They prob know it from a Best Buy commercial 5-10 years ago.

[@mckrackin5324]

@@kencliff9914 The Applebee's commercial got more air time. That's my guess. Or the movie trailer for "Barnyard".

[@linkloudenback8359]

This song and “Taking Care of Business “ were used in a lot of shows and commercials along with movies.

[@redfiveroe1138]

TCB man.

[@clbdyc]

Look on KZbin Randy's story how he wrote taking care of business.

[@StevesFunhouse]

Yes, Bachman's brother, who had a speech impediment, used to hang around the studio when they were recording, and they used to play this for him as a joke ... but he absolutely loved it. It was never meant to be played publicly, but then, running short for/on the album by 1 song, the producer (I believe) insisted that they do this song, and it became a major hit for them.

[@clbdyc]

You beat me to it 😁. The producer said none of these are a hit single. Got anything else? "Just this joke song making fun of my brother".

[@StevesFunhouse]

@@clbdyc "You beat me to it 😁" ... yeah, by about 3 months 😁. It's a great story. Thank you for you addition ... I forgot to mention that, and it DOES make the story better !!!

[@davewhitmore1958]

Lex's excitement at hearing cowbell just made my day!

[@davidbybee1703]

@Frisky Fella 😂👌

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

I just love you two! Such beautiful chemistry…and what I really appreciate is that Brad has come out of his shell more, and is really getting into the music and expressing himself so nicely! Well done both of you! You really stand out! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@josephpowell3949]

This song was a huge hit back in the day and back then all we had was the radio and maybe five TV stations to get all our music from and these big hits would play over and over tell we all had to get the album and go see our rock gods live!

[@joanndowers5080]

BTO Taking Care of Business . That should be your next song from them. I have their CD. So glad I grew up when the best music was playing. You guys would have fit in nicely!!!! 😎❤

[@jerrykeck1494]

They wrote this song as a joke about his brother that stutters. When the record company heard it they kind of forced them to add it. They're biggest hit😈🤘

[@jeffloyer9634]

Taken care of business is there biggest hit

[@manomyth11]

what he said'''''', it was a gift for his brother', and they needed one more song and Randy jokingly told them about this song and the producer wanted to hear it'. and whalah'''''''

[@bonscotty67]

I forgot my ID when going to see them at the 99 Club in Seattle on my 21st birthday. The sheriff who was at the door wouldn't let me in, but I looked over his shoulder and saw a Randy Bachman sitting at a table with the rest of the band and waved to him, as if he knew me and was waiting for me. He waved me in. Right past the sheriff I went, sat down next to Randy, said hello , shook his hand and thanked him, then enjoyed a hell of a concert...😁 ( PS. He's a big dude)

[@jethro1963]

Both he and Fred were big dudes. Randy's health was not great and his daughter helped him to get back in shape, years ago. Fred lost a ton of weight as well over the years.

[@robertwilson5058]

Ok, maybe it's because we don't see it often but when I see Brad smiling too with one of my favorite songs, aww man......we've got a winning song! And I'm feeling double good! Love it!!!

[@concernedcitizen-1958]

The whole Not Fragile album is a winner, many great songs! Keep rockin'! ✌️ 🎵🎼🎶🎸

[@silentqueue2344]

"Not Fragile" plus Aerosmith's "Rocks" and Ted Nugent's "Free For All" was the holy trinity for me growing up.

[@joedirt688]

Another Classic Canadian Band That has inspired a generation of musicians and warmed the ears of millions of listeners!

[@evilfantasy69]

I saw BTO open for Van Halen on the 5150 tour (1986?). It's seems like an odd opener for Van Halen but they immediately won over the crowd and put on a great show.

[@davewhitmore1958]

I was there at the Forum in SoCal, great show!

[@evilfantasy69]

@@davewhitmore1958 Kemper Arena in Kansas City for me.

[@slainteron4027]

Yep at the old Cap Center in DC. I think their tour was named 2 Tons Of Fun Tour or something like that. I could be wrong and most likely am.

[@jtrutt3]

Cajundome in Lafayette Louisiana.

[@evilfantasy69]

@@slainteron4027 2 tons of fun. The Bachman brothers had a "big" stage presence in 1986 so I wonder if this was a play on their physical appearance.

[@2Quietus]

Seen these guys in concert with Cheap Trick in the early 90's!! Sound just like this LIVE...amazing band!!

[@adgato75]

I lived in when they did the first Indyfest where they blocked off downtown and had the fest in the streets. Totally free. Was amazing. The band that played was Cheap Trick.

[@surlechapeau]

Thier "Taking Care Of Business" is next for you! Banger!!

[@Kari_B61ex]

Yet another song from my youth/teen years - I think I was about 13/14 when BTO charted in the UK. I heard it then for definite (as did my mum and dad) it was everywhere in the UK... I've definitely heard it since. B-, b-, b-, baby, you just ain't seen na, na, nothin' yet. Once heard, never forgotten.

[@daveminers3404]

I was a BTO fanatic back in the '70's. Some of my favs were "Blue Collar", "Welcome Home", and "Roll on Down the Highway". "Roll" has some excellent guitar work by Randy Bachman.

[@yesterdayproductions1019]

I saw BTO in 1974 at the Forum in Los Angeles. It was sold out & they were fabulous live.

[@kleeklee4572]

This ladies smile is so beautiful. Good to see she’s feelin the groove.

[@Red22762]

Brad and Lex are just great. And Lex is so cute.. she reminds me of a little kid when she shows her joy for a song!!!!!!!!!!

[@owenboarman5259]

I was a freshman in high school when this came. heard it on Armed Forces Radio in Rota , Spain . it's got such a a great beat.

[@jonathanmercer7109]

Its an all time classic of all time.

[@jamessmith-rd3sf]

Brad it's good to see you smile now and then even tho you always look so serious.. And Lex i have a crush on her .. You one lucky man to have her..

[@vernhoke7730]

I remember hearing it on the radio back in high school in the seventies. But now I think it's been used in commercials.

[@lizn4262]

Ohmygod! BTO!! I was 11 when I saw them play! My oldest brother purchased tickets to the show and my dad told him he couldn’t go, so we went to the venue to try to sell them. We couldn’t, so we had to go in. My dad was mad. But as soon as they started playing, he was on his feet rocking out and telling everyone to stand up!! 😂 That was my mine and my dads first concert. Oh the stories I have from then on! I love your channel. Keep Rocking Brad and Lex! 🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@FM2436]

Great road trip song. You just keep hitting the “Rewind” button and 120 miles later, this song is all you’ve listened to. Great song.

[@kenbuckner6288]

Y'all were made for each other. Work through the tough times. It's worth it.

[@ShreddFly]

Hey what's up guys! Greetings from South Florida! BTO has some really cool songs. Randy Bachman wrote some cool stuff. You guys rock! God bless you! Peace!

[@johnsrensen3366]

Great song yesterday and today 70s rock was great

[@atuuschaaw]

This song always makes me smile no matter how many times I hear it. Thanks! ☺♥

[@shanehebert396]

I've heard this one a bunch over the years but the one that sticks in my memory the most was I was driving to college one fall, I think it was the start of my 3rd year, and right when I drove on campus, this song came on the radio and I thought it was fitting since I was in a good place and turning my grades around, etc. There's an interesting story behind his stuttering in the song. You should check it out.

[@andrewdonatelli6953]

You two are such a sweet couple. I love seeing you experience these songs for the first time like I did as a kid. Especially classic Canadian bands. I remember listening to BTO while eating breakfast before going to school. Later, as a teen, I saw them open for Van Halen. Thanks for bringing back the memories.

[@stevemariman8769]

BTO's got a lotta songs on the radio, AM & FM. This one, "Takin' Care of Business" "Let It Ride" "Hey You" "Roll On Down the Highway" "Blue Moanin'" "Blue Collar" "Lookin' Out For #1" "Rock Is My LIfe, This Is My Song"

[@briansheppard744]

The both of you are so damn Clueless, it makes me laugh

[@michaeldavis5610]

Lovin' both of your reactions.Hard not to move to this song

[@albertjflores8950]

Another Great Band , i grew up with early 70s i'm 62 & still Rocking to the Oldies 😁San Antonio , Texas

[@neilny7797]

This is one of the songs that made the 70’s the best decade for music imho. Yes there were monster bands but so so many more good tunes

[@scottrobbins6216]

I just read a little of you guys back story. Very good I hope the best for you both and your beautiful family.

[@Pokerface-tr1ds]

A timeless classic and evergreen! I mean.. Randy Bachman pulling a prank on his stuttering brother with this song. Hillarious :)

[@raffaojeda]

I visit this youtubers mainly to see how Lex enjoy each song! Greetings from Mexico.

[@hog7203]

When that song came out in the 70's, it was on every jukebox. And stayed on them for a while after it's release. I always played it too. Just a great tune. BTO has a lot of great music.

[@wadstur8429]

I still have my un-worn BTO concert shirt signed by them. Bachman on the B and Turner on the T. one of my Fav memories around 1985 I'm guessing.

[@michaelbrito2978]

you two have gotten really good at song analysis :)

[@jpdewer8727]

The first time I heard that song was Adam Sandler's first film Going Overboard (1989). When I heard it I had to know this band. BTO turned out to be one my favorite bands. I only discovered them because of my insomnia I turned on the TV and Going Overboard was on. This was before Sandler hit it big, before SNL and before his fantastic film career. I watched that film and said that cat is going places. Plus I discovered a really cool and fun Canadian band. Thanks for reacting guys.

[@flibber123]

If I made a list of my favorite classic rock songs, this one is on there. It's a great driving song too.

[@AndreVandal]

Randy Bachman is one of my favourite signers, and he's from Canada so there. He used to sing for free in the park near where I was born.

[@miaggido16]

The best of BTO was a must have in the cassette case.

[@isaackovitz4791]

One of the very greatest songs of the 70's.

[@da_blade5040]

BTO....one of My Favz!! ❤️🤘🎸🔥💯😃❤️🇨🇦

[@jesterstudiokj]

One of my favorites as a child. Loved everything they did... but I've been a fan of BTO, WAR, and the Doors for as long as I can remember. You're reaction is refreshing to a 58 year old...

[@stuarthoward1508]

You guys are great. I really enjoy your insights and fun time doing it. "Oh snap!" Lol!

[@craigbillingsley9466]

Another great Canadian Band. Love that Canadian Rock n' Roll....

[@Hoxson1]

BTO's version appears in a 2019 TV commercial for Applebee's. Maybe that was where you heard it.

[@charlesdavid7181]

Hadn't been on for awhile but I enjoy what ya'll play it's the real deal

[@philcoomer6449]

Love it! Another beautiful reaction by y'all. I heard that one of the band members or someone they knew had a stutter, so they made the song for them. I could be wrong.

[@donkeech1081]

I love you guys! Keep up the excellent work! Lex, you da' Coolio!

[@jamiekartis4118]

Brad and lex, especially Brad, appears to dig this song from BTO, you ain't seen nothing yet. Here is the history behind the song: So the band was playing in their studio, as bands do. They were knocking off some sounds, and then their manager walked into the studio, I believe it was the producer who walked in, and asked them what they were playing. They said they were just singing a song mocking their brother/cousin, who stuttered. You know you know you know you know you ain't seen nothing yet, etc. baba baba baby and so forth. So the manager / producer said, that sounds great, sing it, make it a song and publish it! So you know, you know, you know they published it! It was a great hit. A song based on stuttering. Can you believe it?

[@timothyherring3211]

I seen BTO live and loved every song that they played. Definitely one of my favorite bands from Canada because they sound like they're southern Rock. ✌🏿✌🏼✌🏾

[@POWER-LINKS]

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[@jz55859]

Saw these guys in the early 80's and MAN can they bring the thunder live. They sounded awesome while still rockin the house SO hard. Such an underrated group. I remember we all tried to sing the lyrics when it came on the radio just to try and get the stutter right. Randy Bachman is a rock God having been the songwriter and driving force behind The Guess Who AND BTO.

[@loisrogers2511]

Such a fun song! I miss stuff like this

[@maryellenazack4466]

So jealouss ! You guys are hearing all the greats of rock n roll all at once. Savor the experience! 💥

[@nicknick2903]

I love this song when it came out I was 10 years old I bought a 45 record of it and wore it out

[@richdiana3663]

Same theme as Stephen Stills' "Love the One You're With". Oh the 70's, wonderfully crazy.

[@usertr13phinsup]

Lex your smile and energy is very special. You have been blessed

[@reedwilson64GTO]

Spin "Not Fragile" The first music I ever bought was an 8track of BTO. Still riding a two speed gold sting ray Schwinn with a sissy bar and drag tire on the back rim. Holy crap I'm old.

[@420since1974]

"Not Fragile" is one heavy song!.

[@chuckfloydfloyd9319]

Lol...I loved u guys reaction to this song,,with Brad swaying his head from side to side & Lex really rockin' to some white guys jammin' on a good tune...so cool...keep it up u two!

[@erictrombley9088]

The truth bomb of Brad just straight out saying it’s only a drought for girls if they want it to be was amazing. Lex’s reaction was so pure. I love your interactions

[@dlmullins9054]

A fun old song. Always loved this one. Thanks!

[@EgbertWilliams]

He's like a sensible dad and she's the cute little hippie chick.

[@lisaprince6996]

I hear this song and it makes me so happy. The sound, to me, means feeling free, because I was I young teenager when it was popular!!

[@philiphoy1373]

A great Canadian band of the 70's. You have to do Taking Care Of Business.

[@brobinson7978]

A great string of hits from this band in the early to mid-70's. Classic rock at its purest!

[@ralphfiligenzi6180]

So many of these great classic rock songs from the 70's have been in a million movies, commercials and TV shows over the decades.

[@ericdykstra4545]

I love when songs have stuttery lyrics. Makes it more fun to sing along with.

[@adgato75]

Eminem does this in Fast Lane and it is awesome

[@clbdyc]

Watch the KZbin video where Randy talks about this song.

[@MrDalebenberger]

Randy Bachman, the singer of this Canadian Classic, started BTO-Bachman Turner Overdrive with Fred Turner. Randy’s brother was the drummer. Randy was lead guitarist in another iconic Canadian band, The Guess Who previous to starting this band. Love this.

[@jeffreyhobbs8603]

BTO always lifts me up. Great travel tunes

[@JuanWonOne]

Randy bauchman has a radio show on CBC radio 1 fridays and Saturdays, where he goes through a specific theme for each night and sometimes BTO and the guess who show up but hearing him talk about the songs and history of them is great.

[@arthurimhof2427]

BTO a Canadian Band primarily was three brothers Randy Bachman Guitar and vocals Rob Bachman drums and Tim Bachman Guitar who was later Replaced by Blair Thornton and CF Turner Bass and second main vocals. Randy was also a member of the Guess Who before forming BTO

[@joekunis9986]

These guys more or less introduced me to hard rock as a 10 year old in the 70's. I can't think of the 70's without thinking of them.

[@pierreveronneau1559]

The Blues Magoos ''we ain't got nothing yet'' have a listen........... you guys are the sweetest coolest on youtube , thanks..............

[@csutton161]

Lex, I wish you and I could sit around, party and listen to music!!! I react the same way. I love your reactions!!

[@jenniferfoster1692]

One of the most iconic rock songs ever....everyone knows it!!

[@ChefDuane]

Power ballad of the '70's!! I love it when songs that we kids of the 70's grew up with appeal to you young kids. Good music is good music regardless of era.

[@lesblatnyak5947]

A Canadian classic played at all our high-school dances. Bell bottoms, wine skins and girls who loved to dance.

[@tk72231968]

The guitar riff is very similar to the guitar hook used for Tone Loc's Funky Cold Medina.

[@scottdean6459]

Scotch Bright and Toyota commercials for just a couple of examples. As soon as I saw what you were going to check out I knew Lex was going to love this. But I was surprised at how much Brad liked it as well.

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

Randy Bachman! The only guy on the planet that could take a stuttering song all the way to number one on the U.S. billboard chart in 1974! 🎶🎸😎👍

[@jones0122]

B-B-B-B-Benny and the Jets

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

@@jones0122 touché! I Forgot about that one, good eye.👀🎶👌👍

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

In The Guess Who, Burton Cummings & Randy Bachman fought over the music they played all the time. Burton wanted songs that fed his ego, & his voice, Randy wanted songs that would show off his awesome guitar skills. Burton wasn’t giving in, so Randy said screw you & he quit the Guess Who & formed BTO, so he could do it HIS way & that’s the best thing that’s happened for all of us. 🎵🎶🎸😎💕

[@bgaona]

"Oblong objects thrown at you all the time..." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelmckinney1409]

I have always liked this song. I could tell you both liked it too. Great reaction.

[@Sauceman82]

I love that Randy Bachman sang this song with a stutter as joke when his brother was in the studio, who had a stutter. Everyone agreed it sounded better this way so they kept it.

[@johnr.8275]

You beat me to it, E. Funny how these things turn out sometimes with music.

[@Sauceman82]

@@johnr.8275 Indeed!

[@actionimagesphotography]

Saw them live in Vancouver in the 70's! So much fun!

[@bradfordbebb2513]

love this song. reminds me of my childhood in Canada.

[@h.calvert3165]

Where are you now? Please come home! All is forgiven! 🥺

[@tomaroni6670]

He ain't seen nuthin yet so she gave him something he's never gonna forget....then she took him to her doctor and he told him of the cure....guess what she gave him yet? Even the doctor said...BUT any love is good love...I take that is what she gave him that she took him to her doctor said...I've got the cure and hey buddy...Any love is good love...."even with what she gave you" now do you get it?