Artist	Song
Burton Cummings	Timeless Love
from My Own Way to Rock (1997)
The Guess Who	When the Band Was Singin' "Shakin' All Over"
from The Guess Who: Anthology (2003)
The Guess Who	A Wednesday In Your Garden
from The Guess Who: Anthology (2003)
The Guess Who	Runnin' Down the Street
from The Ultimate Collection (1997)
Burton Cummings	One and Only
from Woman Love (2000)
The Guess Who	Seems Like I Can't Live With You, But I Can't Live Without You
from The Ultimate Collection (1997)
Burton Cummings	Charlemagne
from My Own Way to Rock (1997)
Burton Cummings	Fine State of Affairs
from Woman Love (2000)
The Guess Who	Heaven Only Moved Once Yesterday/Don't You Want Me
from The Ultimate Collection (1997)
The Guess Who	Proper Stranger
from Track Record - The Guess Who Collection (1990)
The Guess Who	Loves Me Like a Brother
from The Ultimate Collection (1997)
Burton Cummings	Meanin' So Much
from Dream of a Child (2000)
The Guess Who	Of a Dropping Pin
from The Ultimate Collection (1997)
The Guess Who	Lightfoot (Take 2) [Rehearsal]
from The Ultimate Collection (1997)
The Guess Who	Hoe Down Time
from The Ultimate Collection (1997)

Comment:

The waltz-tempo "Runnin' Down the Street" — written by the Guess Who's Jim Kale and Garry Peterson — owes a debt to Burt Bacharach, splitting the difference between the band's earlier hit "These Eyes" and the [i]other[/i] Burt's "Don't Make Me Over." "Proper Stranger," from the [i]American Woman[/i] album, hints at the diesel-powered ferocity that guitarist Randy Bachman would take with him when he exited the Guess Who later that year, ultimately to form Bachman-Turner Overdrive. And in "Lightfoot," one Canadian legend salutes another (Cummings and Gordon Lightfoot are longtime friends) with a folky tribute that's bio, homage, and valentine all rolled into one. And if you don't mind a little self-reflexive history lesson with your [i]chunka-chunka-chunka[/i], check out "When the Band Was Singin' 'Shakin' All Over'" for a decade's worth of Joe Sixpack rock wrapped up in just under six minutes.

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