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The Guess Who

The Guess Who

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The Guess Who, a prominent Canadian rock band from Winnipeg, gained fame in the late 1960s and early 1970s. With Burton Cummings as their dynamic lead singer and keyboardist and Randy Bachman on guitar, they crafted a distinctive sound that resonated with audiences. Their 1970 hit "American Woman" topped charts in both Canada and the United States, marking a significant milestone in their career. Over the years, the band released eleven studio albums, achieving notable commercial success with fourteen Top-40 singles in the U.S. and over thirty in Canada. Although they officially disbanded in 1975, The Guess Who experienced several reunions, maintaining a lasting legacy in rock music. A significant moment came in 2024 when Bachman and Cummings regained control of the band's name, solidifying their influence and connection to their storied past. Other well-known tracks such as "These Eyes" and "Share the Land" further illustrate their impact on the music scene during their peak years.
Studio albums
Shakin' All Over - 1965
Hey Ho (What You Do to Me!) - 1965
It's Time - 1966
Wheatfield Soul - 1969
Canned Wheat - 1969
American Woman - 1970
Share the Land - 1970
So Long, Bannatyne - 1971
Rockin - 1972
Artificial Paradise - 1973
#10 - 1973
Road Food - 1974
Flavours - 1974
Power in the Music - 1975
Guess Who's Back - 1978
All This for a Song - 1979
Now and Not Then - 1981
Liberty - 1994
The Future Is What it Used to Be - 2018
Top tracks:American Woman, These Eyes, No Time, Share the Land
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