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| Rock N Roll's First Canadian Superstar Rock Band |
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Hand-Signed!
Color 8 x 10 Photo of Randy Bachman
of Guess Who & Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Nice Signature
Mint Condition
Click to enlarge
$69.95
Color 8 x 10 Photo of Randy Bachman
of Guess Who & Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Nice Signature
Mint Condition
Click to enlarge
$69.95
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| The Guess Who were the first Canadian Rock Group to have a No. 1 Hit and became Canada's first international rock music superstars. The band was originally known as "Chad Allan & The Expressions" before their record label tried a stunt of hiding the name of the band with the words "Guess Who?" The reception proved so positive that the name stuck. In 1970, the Guess Who released the cuttingly sarcastic riff-rocker "American Woman" which was the first Canadian rock song to hit #1 in the American Music Charts. The album of the same name became their first U.S. Top Ten and first gold album, and the group performed for President and Mrs. Nixon and Prince Charles at the White House. (Pat Nixon requested that "American Woman" be dropped from the set list.) |
| I Rock 'N Roll |
Guess Who
Randy Bachman
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