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The Guess Who/Burton Cummings

Artist Song
The Guess Who  American Woman  
The Guess Who  These Eyes  
The Guess Who  No Sugar Tonight / New Mother Nature  
The Guess Who  No Time  
The Guess Who  Undun  
The Guess Who  Share the Land  
The Guess Who  Hand Me Down World  
The Guess Who  Laughing  
The Guess Who  Clap for the Wolfman  
The Guess Who  Albert Flasher  
The Guess Who  Rain Dance  
The Guess Who  Star Baby  
The Guess Who  Sour Suite  
The Guess Who  Dancin' Fool  
The Guess Who  Glamour Boy  
Burton Cummings  Stand Tall  
The Guess Who  Shakin' All Over  
The Guess Who  Broken  
The Guess Who  Guns, Guns, Guns  
The Guess Who  Life In the Bloodstream  
The Guess Who  Follow Your Daughter Home  
The Guess Who  Orly  
The Guess Who  Hang On to Your Life  
The Guess Who  Heartbroken Bopper  
The Guess Who  Runnin' Back to Saskatoon  
The Guess Who  Bus Rider  
Burton Cummings  I'm Scared  
The Guess Who  Do You Miss Me Darlin'  
The Guess Who  Sona Sona  
Burton Cummings  Break it to Them Gently  
Burton Cummings  Timeless Love  
The Guess Who  When the Band Was Singin' "Shakin' All Over"  
The Guess Who  A Wednesday In Your Garden  
The Guess Who  Runnin' Down the Street  
Burton Cummings  One and Only  
The Guess Who  Seems Like I Can't Live With You, But I Can't Live Without You  
Burton Cummings  Charlemagne  
Burton Cummings  Fine State of Affairs  
The Guess Who  Heaven Only Moved Once Yesterday/Don't You Want Me  
The Guess Who  Proper Stranger  
The Guess Who  Loves Me Like a Brother  
Burton Cummings  Meanin' So Much  
The Guess Who  Of a Dropping Pin  
The Guess Who  Lightfoot (Take 2) [Rehearsal]  
The Guess Who  Hoe Down Time  

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Sure, Canada had rock bands before the Guess Who, but Burton and the boys were the first one that [i]mattered[/i], especially south of the border. And how big were they in Canada? Their 2003 reunion show attracted [i]450,000[/i] people — the largest ticketed event in Canadian history. Originally named to dupe record buyers into thinking they were getting a British Invasion import, they jumped onto the charts with a killer cover of "Shakin' All Over" and returned there regularly well into the era of macramé and denim. Three decades later, their most famous songs remain classic rock radio staples and continue to win awards (as in the case of Lenny Kravitz's GRAMMY®-winning cover of "American Woman"). Who would have imagined that a bunch of beer-drinkin' hard cases from Winnipeg would [i]still[/i] be rockin' our world? We have it all, plus the highlights of lead singer Burton Cummings' post-GW solo career, right here.
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