Twins React To Bachman-Turner Overdrive- Let It Ride

[@jeffolinger-wm1hg]

Watching them live is so awesome

[@davidmacgregor5193]

R.I.P. Robbie Bachman and Tim Bachman, both of them played on this recording.

[@chuck4tnvols681]

"Let It Ride" is a 1974 single by Bachman-Turner Overdrive, written by Randy Bachman and Fred Turner, with the latter providing lead vocals.Randy Bachman was in the Guess Who,before Bachman and Turner started BTO.

[@Nana_Reads]

Randy’s son Tal Bachman also had a hit with “She’s so High” in 2009 …. You may have heard it. Randy is IMO a underrated guitarist …..has composed some amazing music and signature riffs

[@grantschubach5163]

actually it was 1999

[@Nana_Reads]

@@grantschubach5163 oops!

[@Arandomperson_online]

A trucker told them that LET IT RIDE there’s a story behind this LOVE ❤️ HIS VOICE BAD ASS BANDS IN THE 70 s

[@joejenkins4531]

That whole album rocks

[@Smedley61]

Give "Roll On Down The Highway" a listen.

[@gregstahley]

BTO was HUGE in the 70's, they had several big hits and practically ever place you went where there was dancing the cover bands would be playing BTO songs and their songs got A LOT of air time on the radio.

[@Arandomperson_online]

U so right

[@markhenneberg2474]

Listen to Heart Barracuda

[@berryscott3590]

No no no... Never disparage greatness, by calling BTO 'A Cover Band', Turner, Bachman ('Winterpeg's' own) and drummer (the latter 2 from 'The Guess Who') are Rock Royalty laddies...

[@RayfordRaySiegel]

I don't remember that Verbo transition of the song. It must be a different version. *Y'all should watch the video that The Professor of Rock made, about this song, when he interviewed Randy Bachman.* 4:16 - Yes. Watch the video.

[@itzel1735]

The last time I played this in the car, I got pulled over for speeding. 2 yrs ago

[@Nana_Reads]

😂

[@robertserafin-uc3qn]

They're a Canadian band during the 70's , Evolving from their original 60's band The Guess Who . Both scored lots of Hits

[@edwardlongshanks827]

Randy Bachman was one of the founding members of The Guess Who but left not long after the release of "American Woman". He eventually founded Bachman-Turner Overdrive in 1973 with two of his brothers, Tim and Robbie, and Fred Turner.

[@BobSmith-fu1nn]

BTO's "Takin' Care of Business'" and "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" are probably their 2 biggest hits and "Roll on Down the Highway" embodies the groups ethos. Randy Bachman's son Tal Bachman had a hit w/ "She's So High"

[@know.58]

Keep checking out 60's and 70's rock bands.. .

[@jeffclendenin6770]

I remember my sister buying this album and memorizing the whole thing, I was 12 lol.

[@cheryla7480]

It’s original…. BTO one of Canada’ most popular rock bands in the 70’s and 80’s, from my home town of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Both Randy Bachman and Fred Turner took turns doing lead vocals. Try “ You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet “. Taking Care of Business “, “ Roll on Down the Highway “

[@62CDN]

An Original! remember, released in 1974

[@know.58]

My Brother came home from Vietnam and made an 11 year old girl fall in Love with this music. Now everytime I hear it I see him.

[@Vee1music-lover]

🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼70’s rule!

[@Arandomperson_online]

A trucker told them that LET IT RIDE there’s a story behind this

[@scottjones758]

My cruisin song in the 70',s

[@debbieplato5107]

BTO or Bachman Turner Overdrive are from my hometown of Winnipeg, Canada. Randy Bachman was in the Guess Who another Winnipeg band. Randy Bachman is one badass guitarist. Other Songs Taking Care of Business Blue Collar Ain't seen Nothing yet One amazing performance to check is The Guess Who reunion tour concert live in Winnipeg where they do a 14 minute version of American Woman 🤯🤯

[@jeffolinger-wm1hg]

They shared lead vocals this is Fred Turner leather lungs and awesome bassist

[@marceldagenais1893]

That's Fred's steely voice singing the lead and playing bass .

[@marcdewey1242]

Bachman Turner Overdrive 2 album,which included three Bachman brothers,Randy on guitar, vocals ,Tim on guitar and Rob on drums,Tim left the group after this album to be replaced by Blair Thorton,other good tracks on the album include,Give it time,Tramp,Welcome home.

[@allensoukup]

Early 70s, they are a spin off from the Guess Who.

[@Arandomperson_online]

RIP THE DRUMMER PASSED AWAY

[@stevetanner3019]

Leader of the band, Randy Bachman, came from another great Canadian band, The Guess Who (“American Woman”)

[@AEM-le7uy]

Hard to take you guys seriously when you're sharing headphones 😂

[@robertsonsid]

The band confronted a truck driver at a truck stop to which the truck driver said "Let it ride". Probably their most popular song is "Takin Care of Business". Randy Bachman also played in the Guess Who. The Guess Who's most popular song is "American Woman". Check a live concert: "The Guess Who - American Woman & No Time" at the Sars Concert. Great review.

[@Mr2012Ultra]

Okay Twins, try Not Fragile by this band. Canada’s first metal song imho😊

[@WendiBloomenthal]

Original from a great Canadian band .

[@cheryla7480]

Randy Bachman was with The Guess WHO before BTO and also wrote many of their hits. Some Guess WHO songs….” American Woman “, “ These Eyes “ and lots more

[@wilfredwitzke2607]

best bto song gimme your money please give that one a listen

[@ChataCovers]

Randy Bachman was lead guitarist for "The Guess Who" , the band he was in before he made Bachman Turner Overdrive, you should do some reactions to "The Guess Who". Some Great Songs

[@jerseycapt]

NOW you've picked a jammin' band! BTO was also Canadian, like Rush. Their songs are basically open-road, truck-drivin' jams. Listen to the studio version of "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet". In that song the lead singer and guitarist (and the song's writer), Randy Bachman, added a stutter, which was a good-natured joke at the expense of his brother Gary, who actually did have a stutter. Not sure Gary appreciated the joke. Lol This band is a wild ride of blues and energetic guitar-driven rock that very much is great for driving long stretches of highway.

[@greatmusic1015]

Fire!

[@stephenwilson1804]

Originally

[@Arandomperson_online]

LISTEN TO ALL THIER SONGS U WONT REGRET IT

[@chrismayer2468]

From my home town of Winnipeg Manitoba ✌️

[@dennisclark6315]

"You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" is a song by Canadian rock band Bachman-Turner Overdrive (BTO). The song was written by Randy Bachman for the band's third studio album Not Fragile (1974). It was released as a single and reached the number one position on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart and the Canadian RPM chart the week of November 9, 1974.

[@HeavenlyRainPath]

I forgot this song even existed.

[@BlueGoat682]

To coin an OLD quote: "It had a nice beat and it was easy to dance to!" LOL I heard that one on American Bandstand back in its heyday. 🙂

[@glennwhittaker1417]

1974, I was 10 and it was like the hardest shit

[@jeffjones6221]

My Jr high days! Randy Bachman was part of The Guess Who (American Woman) prior to starting BTO.

[@ReneChewbaka]

I'd give it 10 hair flicks!

[@robingreen6377]

A couple members came from the Guess Who

[@brentsmith6234]

Amarillo 1974 RIP

[@rsb1srg]

Hey guys this song and so many BTO songs are great to listen to. I bought there first Greatest Hits back in the 70’s and it was a great collection of their songs. My favorite is You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet and Roll Down The Highway. Hey You and Let It Ride are great too. In my home town up in Maine their favorite BTO song was Taking Care Of Business. I would love it too yet the song was way too overplayed. Randy, the rhythm guitar player did play for the Guess Who as well. You have to listen to those songs too. The Guess Who songs were more stylistic than BTO. BTO did focus more on energy output in the songs rather than lyrically. Both bands from Canada broke up way too soon.

[@MARGRETFRIEDRICH-e1u]

The lead here is Turner, usually it is Rand Bachmann

[@terrinew9474]

I still love this song!!

[@jeffolinger-wm1hg]

Fred Turner is rock god

[@ltcajh]

It was the most popular song in high school when it came out.

[@stephenstjean4030]

Randy BACHMAN WAS WITH THE GROUP THE WHO WHO DID THESE EYES LISTEN TO TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS

[@manomyth11]

Trust Me , I know everything'''''''''''

[@danielle31109]

The music from guns and roses sounds like this

[@manomyth11]

your brother to the right is learning to use a back itch as a future response to an excuse'.

[@mamaflush9945]

I love BTO their one of my favorite bands, and an interesting fact about this band is that three of the band members are brothers Randy Bachman (lead guitar, lead vocals), Tim Bachman (guitar, vocals), Fred Turner (lead guitar, lead vocals), and Robbie Bachman (drums). The Bachman's were in another highly popular band called "The Guess Who" another beautiful harmony band. Here's a suggestion for a song by "Guess Who - American Woman" and the lead singer of the Guess Who is Burton Cummings, along with the Bachman's and Fred Turner, all are legendary artists, and they all had an incredible careers and they gave us a lot of gorgeous music to listen to as well. 🎶

[@robertasirgutz8800]

Love BTO. Great band, great choice of music, guys!

[@hyacinth4368]

We wore out our BTO 8 track tapes!! Cruising up and down the strip in our small town, with BTO blasting!

[@manomyth11]

Yea'', I know everything''''''''''''''

[@deannajones3849]

Love this one!

[@chuckrowland8362]

That is Randy on the top right. This is one of their first songs to really hit it. I will send you some more on Patreon. Or I guess middle right.

[@incensejunkie7516]

That's actually Fred Turner on the top right. Randy is top left.

[@lozmaster]

Bottom left is Robbie Bachman, bottom right is Tim Bachman

[@sandrastorer5628]

Hey you're even using the 70's expression "diggin' it! I like the whole thing, but musical tastes differ. That was my generation's music and I appreciate you guys exploring it. A number of the 70s bands like Kansas were what's known as Progressive rock, which is characterized by the change-ups in melody lines and rhythms, rather than the usual standard one melody line and drum beat through the whole song. Don't know what you guys would think of Roundabout by Yes. Superb musicianship, but Prog rock on steroids! Other Prog rock bands were Pink Floyd, Emerson Lake and Palmer, and Moody Blues.

[@Ilikeryche]

The "gallop" rhythm you were talking about is used a lot in rock music. Iron Maiden likes to use it for example.

[@WERC-lawyer]

Dudes ... save your comments for the end ... do NOT interrupt the classics ... and Google just a bit first so that you don't embarass yourselves ... BTO was HUGE....

[@RobertaSirgutz-tu8xu]

Great Canadian band. My favorite BTO song. Thanks.

[@greglegakis4177]

This is a testosterone driven song. It's what a real man singing rock n roll should sound like, unlike the soy boys who lead groups today. It's a definite banger.

[@lornecadeau8172]

Their from Canada

[@timothyherring3211]

If you ever want to get funky with it, check out Queen "dragon attack" it's a masterpiece Bass guitar and drums and guitar all take turns to get funky. And "another one bites the dust" is a sport's anthem plus "we are the champions" "We will rock you" "Bohemian rhapsody" And many MANY more greats

[@JRH6025]

Hey twins CHECK OUT AINT SEEN NOTHING YET OR TAKEN CARE OF BUSINESS FROM BTO

[@skydog6376]

Gotta check out their tune Not Fragile 🔥🤘✌️

[@randycomerford2038]

These guys were a great 70's band. My older brother got me into them. A couple of my favorite songs from them are "Flat Broke Love", and "Hey You", but they actually have a lot great songs.

[@thesamuelbass]

Jam!

[@IllyaLeonovMorganFreepony]

You guys are cute.

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

Good job guys.....keep spreading your wings and open your ears and hearts and you'll do fine :) Peace and Love

[@randlnickel9196]

Whern this first was released I was you re age

[@manomyth11]

it's all original except where they let people use Taking Care of Business.

[@manomyth11]

the bro to the right is bi-sexual

[@manomyth11]

if he'a that gay you should listen to BlackPink

[@ronaldmariano1888]

Dudes...... way too many interruptions!

[@exposingcnnmsnbc]

Why don't you guys do some Pearl Jam check out 1992 pinkpop porch or MTV Unplugged black guaranteed

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

Clueless twins react.