Cd Isle...CDs by BC island recording artists

The Guess Who: Burton Cummings (vocals, guitar, harmonica, flute, piano, keyboards); Chad Allan (vocals, guitar); Randy Bachman (guitar, sitar, percussion, background vocals); Domenic Troiano (guitar, mandolin, background vocals); Greg Leskiw, Don McDougall (guitar, background vocals); Bruce Decker, Kurt Winter (guitar); Bob Ashley (piano); Bill Wallace (euphonium, bass, background vocals); Jim Kale (bass, background vocals); Garry Peterson (drums, percussion, background vocals).Producers: Bob Burns, Jack Richardson.Compilation producer: Al Quaglieri.Recorded between 1964 & 1975. Includes liner notes by Michael Hill.

Full title: King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents Greatest Hits Live.Bachman-Turner Overdrive: Randy Bachman (vocals, guitar, bass); Blair Thornton, C.F. Turner (guitar); Robbie Bachman (drums).Recorded live in Chicago, Illinois on March 8, 1974. Includes liner notes by Bruce Pilato.Recorded at the peak of the band's commercial success in 1974, this live set proves that inside the stadium behemoth Bachman-Turner Overdrive had become was a great garage band trying to desperately to get out. Their studio albums may have been slick as any L.A. product of the period, but, as glimpsed here, the band's sloppy but agreeable two guitar attack, and Randy Bachman's endearingly whiney lead vocals, all but scream beer-soaked late night jams at some smoky dive in suburbia.All the hits are here in endearingly ragged versions. The album's highpoint however has to be the intro to the most overtly garage-like song of the set, "Slow Down Boogie," in which while exhorting the audience to raise their hands in the air, make some noise, etc., bassist Fred Turner actually manages to use the word "boogie" seven times. There's also the bonus of a 1998 Bachman interview that provides some droll anecdotes about the genesis of the band.

Album notes
Personnel: Randy Bachman, Blair Thornton (vocals, guitar); C.F. Turner (vocals, bass); Rob Bachman (drums).Recorded at Kaye-Smith Studios, Seattle, Washington.

Remastered CD

Contributing artists:Margo Timmins, Neil Young
Producer: Chris Waldman, Randy Bachman
Distributor: RED Distribution
Personnel: Randy Bachman, Neil Young (guitar, vocals); Margo Timmins, Callianne Bachman (vocals); Denise McCann (harmonica, background vocals); Jason Sniderman (keyboards); Richard Cochrane (bass, background vocals); Billy Rea "Crash" Chapman (drums, background vocals); Allan Wiebe, Lovie Eli (background vocals).
Recorded at Crosstown Studios, North Vancouver, Canada; Redwood Digital Studios, Redwood City, California; Vancouver Studios, Burnaby, Canada.

Available together for the first time ever – the hits of The Guess Who and Bachman Turner Overdrive -- woven together with some highly entertaining stories by the man behind the music -- Randy Bachman. Over a dozen top 10 hits performed by Bachman and his band during a live “unplugged” concert set, recorded in Vancouver in April 2002. The arrangements are hot and the stories behind the songs are absorbing as Randy tells the often-humorous anecdotes behind some of the biggest pop music hits of the last 30 years. Tracks include: No Sugar Tonight, Undun, Let it Ride, These Eyes, Laughing, Four Wheel Drive, No Time, American Woman, Hey You, Looking out for #1, You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet, Takin Care of Business, Shakin All Over.

Released May 4, 2004, JazzThing brings Randy back to his early roots in jazz music. Over the years we've heard his jazz influences on his pop hits like "Undun", "Looking Out For Number One", and "Blue Collar". Now he returns to walk down the path he never took. Inspired by his mentor, the jazz guitar great Lenny Breau, this album is a collection of original songs and interpretations that bring one of pop music’s most enduring artists full circle. Featured Guest Musicians: Buff Allen, Lenny Breau, Chris Gestrin, Franciose Houle, Joel Kroeker, Andre Lachance, Ken Lister, Denise McCann, Stephan Moccio, Bill Sample Craig Scott, Curtis Stigers, Dylan van der Schyff and Dave Young