“When I play a concert now and I yell ‘rock is back,’ the audience goes nuts.” That’s Randy Bachman, the Canadian guitarist best known for his work in seminal classic rock bands like the Guess Who and ...

Back in the 70s part of takin' care of business for Bachman-Turner Overdrive meant performing underneath a large steel replica of the band's gear-shaped logo, with flashing lights -- a visual gimmick ...

The tune features a guest guitar solo by Bachman’s longtime friend, fellow Canadian rock legend Neil Young. In addition, founding BTO singer/bassist Fred Turner, who retired from touring in 2018, ...

In May 2024, I interviewed Randy Bachman of Bachman-Turner Overdrive for The Post. The two of us chatted amicably about the band’s upcoming tour, his career highlights and the origins of the all-timer ...

For Randy Bachman, rock and roll was never just about music — it was about survival, reinvention, and legacy. The founding member of both The Guess Who and Bachman-Turner Overdrive will take the stage ...

A classic rock band is back with its first new song in more than 40 years. Bachman-Turner Overdrive released “60 Years Ago,” paying tribute to BTO’s Canadian roots. In fact, it features another Canada ...

The Canadian rock band, BTO, is coming to Pa. and fans do not want to miss this show. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, know for hits including “Taking Care of Business,” “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” and ...

Bachman-Turner Overdrive is takin’ care of business once again. The Canadian rock now, of course, bears little resemblance to the juggernaut of the 70s, whose parade of hits included “Let It Ride,” ...

If you're a fan of classic rock, you ain't seen nothing yet. Bachman-Turner Overdrive will take care of business at the Hard Rock Casino in Gary. The rock band will let it ride at Hard Rock Casino ...

Bachman-Turner Overdrive (or BTO) hit the hard rock scene in 1973 and left a huge impression until their first breakup in 1980. You might know them best by hit songs like “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” ...

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