Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Randy Bachman
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Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Randy Bachman
The Guess Who - Burton Cummings
The Beach Boys on Fridays (taped in April 1980, and aired on June 20, 1980).
“It’s unknown whether Dennis will be appearing with the band [on tour]. ‘Well, he was at rehearsal yesterday,’ says Carl. ‘And he seemed in good spirits. God, I hope he’ll come with us. Dennis has some behavior stuff to work through, and he’s coming through it, but it takes time, you know?’ […] ‘As far as I’m concerned, Dennis is a Beach Boys,’ says Carl. ‘But all the decisions about his life are his. All I can do is be supportive.’ […] [‘Keepin’ The Summer Alive‘ was co-written] with Randy Bachman, former co-leader of The Guess Who. ‘His new band toured with us last year, and we’re shooting the breeze in the dressing room one night, and he says, “You know, I’m really good at writing half a song.” And I said, “Hey, I know the problem.” So, we sat down, and it was like we were writing a song an hour, it just worked out great.’ Carl says the songs from Keepin’ the Summer Alive have been incorporated into the band’s stage show […]. ‘I’ve always been in favor of getting the newer material in the shows,’ Carl says, ‘first, because it’s important to keep moving musically, and secondly, because it makes the old songs sound better and fresher. It heightens our awareness of all the music that we play.’” - The Journal Herald (April 17, 1980) “[Carl] was a kind and gentle spirit.” - Randy Bachman, randybachman.net
Neil Young & Randy Bachman • Winnipeg Rock Reunion 1987 "Shakin' All Over" ©️ Dan Neil & Carey Lauder
Randy Bachman - the brunette married him and they had 6 kids together. 😊❤️
Vintage Beef: Randy Bachman and Fred Turner from Bachman Turner Overdrive
Love how they fill out those tight 70s-style shirts! 😍
🎸 ☠️ Mister Sin ☠️ 🎸 🎄
Garnet - Randy Bachman’s Herzog Model G12-H, 1972
Tube Preamp Amp Distortion Unit & Amplifier Head
"... tube overdrive effect, serial number 7616, ... This is the first version, which is the predecessor the slightly later H-Zog. Both The Herzog and it’s successor have a single 12AX7 and a 6V6. This small head is an amazing sounding preamp, but will also function as a 3w amplifier. Randy Bachman was blowing up Tweed Champs by using them as a preamp, so Garnet effectively reconfigured a Tweed Champ schematic with line out, for proper use as a preamp ...
Developed by Thomas “Gar” Gillies, founder of the Garnet Amplifier Company, the Herzog was built in collaboration with The Guess Who and Bachman-Turner Overdrive guitarist, Randy Bachman. A former violin player, Bachman loved the effect of a sustained hum sound, and often tried to mimic it on his guitar by plugging a small amp into a bigger amp, and cranking the volume. After repairing countless blown amps for Bachman, Gillies built him the tube pre-amp seen here. The creamy overdrive and sustained guitar tone produced by the Garnet Herzog went on to become the signature “Winnipeg sound” heard on tracks such as “American Woman” and “No Time”"
cred: reverb.com/GEARLORD