Former Guess Who guitarist Randy Bachman said his old band tried to force the Who to change their name. Although the Guess Who enjoyed their greatest success from 1969 through 1974, the Canadian ...

For decades, Canada’s rock gods The Guess Who have spun musical gold out of stunning lyrics and moving riffs. Purveyors of originality, the group may not have been the most commercially successful act ...

Upon first listen, The Guess Who’s 1970 hit “American Woman” seems like your standard, blues-driven, braggadocious rock ‘n’ roll fare. The narrator sings to the titular subject, expressing his ...

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NEW YORK (AP) — Two principal songwriters of The Guess Who — the band that crafted the hit song “American Woman” — will tour America itself later this year for the first time in over two decades.

"It's hit after hit after hit," Bachman teases of the setlist Cummings put together. By Gary Graff After a recent round on the Rock Legends Cruise, Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman will be taking ...

The band, best known for hits like "American Woman" and "These Eyes," is the latest in a long line of classic rock acts to fight over a decades-old name. By Bill Donahue The members of 1960s rock band ...

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To a passerby, the Guess Who‘s Jan. 31, 2026, gig at Fallsview Casino in Niagara Falls, Ontario, probably didn’t seem like a significant event. After all, the Guess Who have been mainstays on the ...

When The Guess Who released "Hand Me Down World" in 1970, the band was entering a new chapter. The song, written by guitarist Kurt Winter, became one of the group's biggest hits and helped prove that ...

The Guess Who can thank a bootlegger for their first-ever chart-topping Billboard single. "American Woman" grew out of a loose jam session while on stage, as guitarist Randy Bachman played a riff ...