I Love This!! Bachman Turner Overdrive - You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet REACTION/REVIEW

I Love This!! Bachman Turner Overdrive - You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet REACTION/REVIEW
BizMatik Reviews and Reacts to Bachman Turner Overdrive - You Ain't Seen Nothing
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[@PublicAnimalNo9]

Hey Biz! Get ready, because you need to do that deep dive on BTO! Here's some more great tunes you need to check out, Let it Ride, Takin' Care of Business, and, Roll on Down the Highway. Enjoy!

[@cheryla7480]

BTO WAS AN ICONIC CANADIAN ROCK BAND IN THE 70’s and 80’s. “ You Ain’t Seen Nuthin’ Yet “ hit # 1 in the US. They had many hits like “ Takin’ Care of Business “ and “ Roll on Down the Highway “ and more, definitely worth checking out !

[@garylogan3640]

BTO is a Canadian rock band founded by Randy Bachman (the former lead guitarist of the Guess Who) and his brother Robbie , the drummer, along with bassist Fred Turner. Randy and Fred shared duties as lead vocalist, on this song it is Randy. The stutter part was recorded as a joke, Randy teasing his little brother Robbie about his stutter, but the producer loved it so much it was the version that was released, and hit number one on Billboards hot 100 chart.

[@garyarnett1220]

We all lost Robbie a couple of months ago.

[@edwardlongshanks827]

It wasn't Randy's brother Robbie who stuttered. It was another brother of Randy's , Garry, who had the stutter. Tim Bachman, another of Randy's brothers, was also a founding member of BTO.

[@garyarnett1220]

@@edwardlongshanks827 Thanks for the info...

[@claimguy]

The most beautiful fat rolling melodious bass tone ever. Fred kills it here.

[@nancywest1926]

WOWWWW! You took me waaaaay back to the early 70's! Thank you! A fun summer song by BTO is Roll On Down The Highway. Pack your friends in a car an just act like crazy young people.

[@KennyY-bh3zl]

"Takin' Care of Business", "Let It Ride", "Hey You", "Gimme Your Money, Please" "Roll on Down the Highway", "Four Wheel Drive" some favorites of mine from BTO. This song is from the album "Not Fragile". that title being a bit of a knock on the group Yes and their prog rock "Fragile" album title. Lead guitars by the great Randy Bachman who also had lead vocals on this song. Randy was a member of the Guess Who and left in May '70 after the success of "American Woman", because of health reasons and differences with Burton Cummings of the Guess Who. Randy wrote the song "Hey You" describing his feelings to his former bandmate Cummings. You'll need the "shylrics" for that one, Biz.

[@saudidmarie]

Gimme Your Money! Had forgotten that song existed!

[@KennyY-bh3zl]

@@saudidmarie Glad I brought back a memory, Marie! That was my favorite tune from BTO's debut album. The song sounds like a steam roller heading at you at 90 miles an hour.

[@maryellenazack4466]

Get it biz!

[@tammieparrishmiller3669]

BTO is a rockin band and there's so much for you to hear from them! There's Takin Care of Business, Gimme your money please, Roll On Down the Highway, Let it Ride....that oughta keep you busy for a while! This has been one of my favorite bands since I was a teenager. Dive in Biz! Peace!

[@Pelza20]

As a teenage girl (when this came out) I loved it. Brown eyes! No blue eye blond hair princess, but brown eye sass. I'd put my hands on my hips and shout out the "You ain't seen nothin' yet!" It felt power to me. 😍

[@kierstenridgway4634]

I love that after all of the reviews that you've done, there is still so much for you to discover! ❤✌️

[@BST-lm4po]

Randy Bachman was an incredibly talented musician! He was the leading member of two outstanding bands!.. BTO and The Guess Who!

[@mikebeasley9793]

BOB SEGER FOLLOWED BY STYX WITH BTO CLOSING OUT THIS 1975 CONCERT IN JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES OF ALL-TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kathystammen8774]

Yes. Dive in ❤

[@rockerforlife194]

This was a huge HIT! A GREAT BAND indeed! I had it the first time on an 8 track tape! Love it! Go BizMatic!

[@HotItalian1]

Anything you react to off the Not Fragile album will rock your socks off even if you've been wearing them a month straight.

[@collincolston8443]

Randy Bachman was a member of the Guess Who before this. (The stuttering was a jab in the ribs to his brother who had a stuttering problem.)

[@mamaflush9945]

"Bachman- Turner Overdrive - Hey You (1975)" this song was on their 1975 album called "Four Wheel Drive" and it was written by Randy Bachman. It was the first and more successful of two singles issued from this album the second being "Quick Change Artist" I'm glad you enjoyed listening to BTO. They are really considered by some as a "supergroup" due to their pre-success. fun reaction thanks

[@bostonvair]

Absolutely don't forget "Hey You" (in addition to the others mentioned in the comments).

[@mrnobody9104]

Randy Bachman and Fred Turner created a whole lot of gold together. BTO Biz!

[@marcieharreld286]

Perfect cruising music back in the 70's!!! We had the BEST music!!! 🎵🎼🎶🥁🎤🎙🎧🎹🎸🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@ricksurratt9034]

Their catalog is huge, one of my all-time favorites

[@kdbadk]

You nailed the lyrical analysis, dude. Great reaction.

[@watchbizmatik]

Thanks

[@itzel1735]

My two fav BTO songs, “Let It Ride” and “Blue Collar”.

[@kennethmorrison7689]

In Canada BTO were a staple! That's why these reactions are so cool to people for whom they are an unknown entity.

[@bryemartin6368]

BTO is legendary... Back in 91' driving around in my 78' Camaro with speakers under the hood hooked up to my CB Radio, mike engaged with a rubber band, blasting this song along with Taking Care of Business and Rolling Down the Highway cruising or Rolling up to a house party, those were the good Ole days....

[@kathystammen8774]

A great classic tune!

[@odinspromise]

Growing up in Los Angeles in the 70's was the greatest time, especially in the San Fernando Valley. The music made the years feel like living in a movie. lol Great pick Brother Biz! PEACE!!!!!

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

Oh yeah, BTO is definitely worth diving into. Randy Bachman was also in The Guess Who, who you’ve reacted to.

[@marlenebyard5259]

They are from Winnipeg Canada my hometown! Randy Bachman tours occasionally with Burton Cummings, lead from Guess Who.❤❤

[@neillenet291]

I wore this album out when I was living in florida when it first came out. I was like eleven or twelve.

[@davidbrock2450]

When they first recorded this song Randy Bachman was teasing his brother in the band about his stutter issue. One of the bigwigs walked by the studio and heard this verssion and said "That's a Hit" and it was. They were also part of a band called "The Guess Who" with Burton Cummings. One of their to somgs was 'American Woman".

[@pennymcneela7095]

What a banger of a tune..

[@debbieplato5107]

Randy Bachman was originally in The Guess Who ( American Woman, No Sugar Tonight). He left the Guess Who and formed BTO. Randy was teasing his younger brother Robbie who was the drummer and stuttered. It was a joke but the producer loved it. Other Songs Taking Care of Business Blue Collar Let it Ride Not Fragile Cheers 🇨🇦

[@jaqathome]

BTO is a Canadian institution and there is no doubt we all need more BTO in our lives!!😂😂

[@toddwebb6216]

I worked with a sound engineer who searched for a rare guitar for RANDY BACHMAN, and he tried to jip him out on his finder's fee. Randy payed up.

[@dennismayo4307]

Job Security, thousands of rock songs...Keep on Rockin' ❤

[@allencarlson6128]

Deep rabbit hole with BTO. Lots of bangers to choose from. Some of the best that Canada had to offer.

[@margiemcpeak9304]

🎸💯 You've chosen ANOTHER great one Biz‼🔥 🤯 BTO had a fun, quirky, partying vibe‼ Thanks for keeping on keeping on‼☮ ❤ 🎶

[@jonathansmith3742]

BTO kills it! Lots of great stuff. Their Greatest Hits album is as good anybody's. Let it Ride!

[@dougsusie2319]

Yo, slow your roll there a little. Let's examine your quote here. "Their greatest hits Lp is as good as anybody's". So their greatest hits is as good as The Beatles "1" Lp. Twenty seven #1 hits between 1964-70 which is a record to this day and on the "Billboard Top 100 Hits" in the US they had 21 #1 hits which is still a record and a total of 50 hits on the top 100 on the Billboard charts between 1964-70, another record. Now that's not just as good as anybody but far above everyone else. The numbers speaks volumes on how great they were. You used the word good. With The Beatles, I only use the word great but then that's just my opinion and that along with $3.45 will buy me a large regular black coffee at Starbucks. Peace ❤

[@chrismayer2468]

Boys from my home town of Winnipeg,🔥

[@richardcranium5048]

BTO is for me a top 5 greatest bands ever, and Not Fragile has to make any serious person's short list for greatest album. Conversationally the title track Not Fragile is my top Rock song ever

[@saudidmarie]

And just like that, I'm back in the '70s! Great band, great reaction!

[@k_salter]

BTO is a great dive. Something a little different I haven't seen mentioned is a jazz-y number by them called "Lookin' Out for Number One." It's really smooth with a great guitar outdo. Enjoyed this.

[@steverey8362]

That stutter in the way he sings this song was done to tease his brother. ---> “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.

[@jemogan]

And the rest of the story goes that it wasn't going to be on the album until the producer heard it and insisted that it be there because he was sure it would be a hit.

[@robertsonsid]

"The Guess Who - Let it Ride & Takin' Care of Business" - a live version of Randy Bachman from BTO playing with the Guess Who playing 2 of BTO's greatest hits.

[@suzanneprock7286]

BTO is one of the great groups of the 70's, there were so many but they were extemely popular during my high school years in the mid to late 70's.

[@seant2373]

That album is sick. Specially the title song. Not fragile

[@tonyvoyles296]

Their songs are great songs to listen to rolling down the highway

[@Calmontheoutside]

These guys were my first concert-what a way to start!

[@suzymckinney9678]

Thanks Biz for always playing my kind of music!

[@Smootman1]

Randy Bachman wrote most of The Guess Who's hit songs. TAKIN' CARE OF BUSINESS is a classic...Hit LOOKING OUT FOR NUMBER ONE 😎

[@scottmason578]

In the late 80s I was back stage in Atlanta. Back then it was called harlos. Had chain link fence in front of stage. Crowed was crazy, throwing glass bottles. I had to sweated up glass between sets. The guys were 1500 pounds on stage! Crazy night!

[@hanoverfist6176]

Rock is my Life.. And This is my Song..

[@SWTSU]

Yep a deep dive BizMan is definitely called for!!!!! Try “taking care of business” next!!!!! You won’t be disappointed!!!! So says an OG3 in Austin Tx!!!!! 😎🍸

[@michaelnorman3393]

Always makes me smile! (And move lol) Great choice Biz!

[@eddie623]

I remember going to a few of they're concerts problem I never remembered leaving dang those were the days lol

[@christinewaide5249]

They have sooooo many good songs!

[@danieltrahan7197]

this is what i was listening to in high school. never gets old

[@marksanders8028]

He was making fun of his brother who stutters. The catalog is very, very, very worth diving into.

[@hog7203]

The answer to the million dollar question is yes, BTO is definitely worth a deep dive. That album Not Fragile is a great album. I always liked the song Blue Moanin'. It wasn't one of their hits, but it's a rocker. They have several great songs that got a lot of airplay in the '70s.

[@fucdt]

ITS ALL FIRE🔥🔥🔥

[@Mr2012Ultra]

Dive in Biz!!! Do Not Fragile for the best riff in rock!!!

[@jimnicosia5934]

Super talent.

[@reallymysterious4520]

I LLLLLLLLLLLLLLOVE this song !!!

[@jeffjones6221]

Randy Bachman was a founding member of The Guess Who (American Woman)...left and formed this. The stuttering is a jab on their manager...who stuttered.

[@joesmo9671]

You must do Let It Ride and Taking Care of Business. Probably their best 2 songs.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Facts

[@GJRight]

Randy Bachman was the guitar player for the band The Guess Who

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

Hey Biz - OMG Wait till you listen to Blue Collar, Good grief! Yes, they have a sizable catalog, but Blue Collar melts me like butter! Let It Ride is great also, my two favorite picks!

[@mariaportengen2959]

A really great song! 🎶🎶🎶👍

[@jettechdonatkins]

Bachman-Turner Overdrive had many good songs.Let It Ride is a good one with Fred Turner on vocals.Randy Bachman did vocals on this one.

[@bobdelp2023]

YESSSSSSS IT IS BIZ, THEIR VERYYYYY 1ST HUGE HIT WAS : TAKIN CARE OF BUSINESS 😊 STILL RELATABLE TO THIS DAY IF THERE EVERRRR WAS A GREAT SONG!😊 OTHER TRACKS : LET IT RIDE, ROLL ON DOWN THE HIGHWAY, HEY YOU THERE YA GO!

[@kengunter6903]

B.T.O. YES!

[@joeheffernan5268]

The story is...the band was taking a break during playing. The singers brother had a stutter. They came back and he was singing the song with him stuttering. They loved the way it sounded so they did that way in honor of his brother

[@dacryptkeeper6836]

Randy Bachman was also a founding member of The Guess Who . . . BEFORE Bachman Turner Overdrive!

[@daledodson1279]

You have got to listen to their song, “Blue Collar “ ! Fantastic jam!

[@BoxerRick]

Love this!.This is one of them songs you have to sing along with.

[@jeffjones6221]

One of these days you should do a countdown of your personal top 10 fav tunes you've reacted to.

[@tourhead]

Find a live version Biz! Just to listen yourself. They ripped this song up live!!!

[@indyjam1404]

"Hey you" and "Taking care of business" should be next please.

[@thomaskelley1718]

"Not Fragile" is a great album and well worth a track by track review.

[@andrewcolicchio766]

I believe it's worthy of a half dozen songs at least, to play

[@jimbro5223]

My fav BTO song is "4 Wheel Drive" or for something a bit different "Blue Collar".

[@Uncle-Charlie]

Awesome song! Love watching this!

[@sharenwhitlock7737]

You were feeling that - good to watch.

[@chuckhutton5087]

Great reaction, Biz!! BTO was such a fun band to grow up to in the early to late 70’s. Randy Bachman’s former group The Guess Who had a ton of hits in late 60’s-early 70’s. The stuttering cracked us up, and helped make it a novelty hit, all the way to #1. Didn’t know his younger brother band mate stuttered, but it makes perfect sense. Brothers bust on each other that way. It surely helped make a great tune even better!!

[@sharonholsapple]

Takin Care of Business is an awesome tune too!!

[@verribarry]

'm telling Biz....You NEED to watch some LIVE Bachman Turner Overdrive from the ROSELAND BALLROOM.....it's when they're older.... Not Fragile....Roll on Down the Highway....Let It Ride....Rock Is My Life....on Stayed Awake All Night....Randy Bachman plays guitar with drumstick.

[@JerseyBA62]

second hand,blue collar,gimme your money please are must listens

[@raiderpdog]

great reaction, very fun few minutes in my day! Thank you!

[@watchbizmatik]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@sandymiller3577]

Definitely worth a deep dive. I'm a little late to the party, but there's lots of great recommendations 🎉

[@scottbaxtrom4324]

Check out Bachman & Turner Blue Collar live. Bachman & Turner No Fragile live. Amazing.Enjoy the ride.

[@bertlawhorn4376]

It's called highway rock! Bto had Several songs that were great for cruising down the highway

[@BobSoltis1]

And getting speeding tickets! 😁

[@db321g]

Cranked this on road trips back in the day

[@angelskunk2206]

This song wasn’t originally intended to have stuttering vocals. Randy Bachman, the lead singer, recorded it that way and sent the copy to the band’s manager, his brother Gary as a joke because Gary stuttered. They re-recorded it without the stuttering but the recording company had heard the other version and liked it better so it was released on the album like you heard it here and it hit #1 on Billboards’s Top 100. The only song with stuttering that ever hit #1

[@cameronstestingart794]

Bangers Let it Ride🔥 Takin care of Business🔥

[@alrivers2297]

I have this on my playlist along with Takin' Care of Business

[@vickicederquist250]

Greatness!

[@kennethohnemus3192]

Ya gotta hear Takin care of business

[@chab1rd155]

Classic! Love it!❤

[@pegasus5287]

It originally wasnt intended to have the stuttering in it, they recorded it to tease a band member who stuttered and in the end they decided it was better that way

[@SnowDogisVictorious]

You like the Guess Who, you'll like BTO. Randy Bachman was the principal song writer both of them.

[@hannahqaunaq1273]

Hold back the water. Very underrated song of theirs, better than all their songs.