The Guess Who

“American Woman,” “These Eyes,” “No Sugar Tonight.” One of the great ’60s pop-rock outfits.

The Guess Who/Bachman Turner Overdrive I’ve put these two together as the H.O.F should induct Canadians Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings for their body of work. Bachman played in both bands and Cummings was only in The Guess Who but co-wrote and sang lead on their hits. Here are some of The Guess Who’s hits; “American Woman,” “No Sugar Tonight,” “Undone,” “These Eyes,” “Laughing,” Share The Land,” “No Time” and “Hand Me Down World” and “Clap For The Wolfman.” You couldn’t turn on top forty rock radio in the early seventies without hearing them, and the F.M. hipster stations played them alongside The Grateful Dead. When Randy Bachman left The Guess Who he formed Bachman Turner Overdrive and the hits kept on coming with “Takin’ Care Of Business” “Let It Ride” and “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet.” Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman both deserve to be in the hall. They’re the Canadian version of Lennon and McCartney. They still perform together occasionally as “The Bachman-Cummings Band” and p... Read more

please Canada, can't rock

Guess Who¿ Why not?

the Guess Who puthat Canadian rock n roll on the map

American women everywhere should be outraged that this Canadian band isn’t in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

now foolish jazz here, unlike Miles Davis

They say that in some cases the sum is greater than its parts. In terms of rock bands this is often true. But what if the parts still did other things after it left the sum? Okay, that was convoluted, but with The Guess Who, we think that this statement holds some water.

"American Woman," "These Eyes," "No Sugar Tonight." One of the great '60s pop-rock outfits.

Truly deserving. had a great run. then on to Bachman turner without Burton Cummings. Put together a great run of great classic songs.

Steadily popular Canadian group in the late 60's to mid-70's who've got a few enduring songs to their credit, something that always helps. Founding member Randy Bachman left in 1970 to form Bachman-Turner-Overdrive and if you could combine the two groups achievements they might be better qualified for a nomination, but the Guess Who have the more substantial résumé on their own, so if one is looked at it'd be them

Here are some of The Guess Who’s hits; “American Woman,” “No Sugar Tonight,” “Undone,” “These Eyes,” “Laughing,” Share The Land,” “No Time” and “Hand Me Down World” and “Clap For The Wolfman.” You couldn’t turn on top forty rock radio in the early seventies without hearing them, and the F.M. hipster stations played them alongside Yes & ELP. Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman both deserve to be in the hall. They’re like the Canadian version of Lennon and McCartney. They still perform together occasionally.

Absolutely; Burton Cummings, Randy Bachman and crew offered a string of brilliant songs and social commentary hit the mark. "American Woman", was perhaps the best known smash, but also "Share the Land", "Hand Me Down World", "No Sugar/New Mother Nature", sold in the millions, amoung them.

i don't know. who?

After Rush

Good Guess.

not bad for Canadians

Stick to producing beer, Canada

Guess not...

Guess So

deserving band from Winnipeg Manitoba

Canadian all-stars in their day, deserving

Not sure how they have not been inducted already.

The best of Canada

Defined group harmony rock in the end of the 1960s and on into the early 1970s.

Yuess Who

Yes, deserving

the Hall should be so lucky

Speaking as a less than thrilled Guess Who fan, what gives? I hope that in my life time, that Guess Who and Rush, get inducted in there. I'm curious, how many Canadian bands are in The Rock And Hall Of Fame, anyway?

It's hard to believe the Guess Who aren't already in. Burton Cummings has one of the best voices in rock and roll. They could rock out with "American Woman" and write great ballads like "These Eyes." "No Time" and "No Sugar Tonight" are 2 favorites of mine.

Albert Flasher Burton Cu ... Greatest Hits [RCA] Composed by: Burton Cummings American Woman Randy Bachman ... Greatest Hits [RCA] Composed by: Randy Bachman, Burton Cummings, Jim Kale, Gary Peterson Clap for the Wolfman Burton Cummings ... Track Record: The Guess Who Collection Composed by: Burton Cummings, Kurt Winter Dancin' Fool Burton Cummings ... Greatest Hits [RCA] Composed by: Burton Cummings, Domenic Troiano Follow Your Daughter Home Burton Cummings ... The Best of the Guess Who, Vol. 2 Composed by: Burton Cummings, Don McDougal, Gary Peterson, Bill Wallace, Kurt Winter Glamour Boy Burton Cu ... Track Record: The Guess Who Collection Composed by: Burton Cummings Guns, Guns, Guns Burton Cu ... Greatest Hits [RCA] Composed by: Burton Cummings Hand Me Down World Kurt Winter Share the Land Hang on to Your Life Burton Cummings ... Greatest Hits [RCA] Composed by: Burton Cummings, Kurt Winter Hear... Read more

"Laughing" all the way to the Bank

CANNED WHEAT

Not Canada's finest, but not too terrible.

Great Canuck Band.

Not for just a couple of hit songs...

CANUCKS!!!!!

Before Rush came on the scene, these guys were who you thought of when you thought of Canadian rockers. Their string of hits from '69 through '75 make them highly deserving.

good canucks

Chad Allan And The Expressions Shakin' All Over 1965 The Guess Who Albert Flasher 1971 American Woman 1970 ("American Woman" and its flip side, "No Sugar Tonight," both topped the charts in 1970.) Clap For The Wolfman 1974 ("Clap For The Wolfman" features snippets of dialog by Wolfman Jack.) Dancin' Fool 1975 Laughing 1969 No Time 1970 Rain Dance 1971 Share The Land 1970 Star Baby 1974 These Eyes 1969 ("These Eyes" also charted for Jr. Walker & the All Stars in 1969.) Undun 1969

Maple Rock!