FIRST TIME HEARING | The Guess Who - No Sugar Tonight / New Mother Nature 

My hometown boys from Winnipeg, Canada 🇨🇦 This album came out in 1970. The story behind this song is Randy Bachman ( guitarist ) and Burton Cummings (Vocalist, piano) had both written a shorter song so they decided to combine the songs together. Other Songs These Eyes Albert Flasher Undun Sour Suite American Woman from the reunion tour live in Winnipeg Cheers

This song came out in 1970.

Burton Cummings of The Guess Who is one of my favorite voices in Rock. This was on the radio all the time for years and I had the albums and it was on their greatest hits album, and they had so many incredible songs. The song is quite cleverly crafted because it's clearly the same song it's just that it kind of shift gears in part two and some things are somewhat different but related, but then it starts wrapping in elements from the first part and they treat it almost like a round. One of their hits that I bet you would absolutely love is called She's Come Undone. It's really smooth and has great singing and I bet you would love it.

Music was a million times better back then.. it’s just common listening sense 🤷‍♂️

There Canadian 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

I saw them in concert back in 1979. They opened for John Kay and Steppenwolf. What an awesome concert!

They are from Winnipeg. Manitoba Canada.

A great band, some more great ones i always loved would be These Eyes and No Time!

I just saw them a few months ago. What a great way to begin your journey into Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman. Give a listen to these other Guess Who songs: These Eyes Laughing American Woman Albert Flasher Share The Land Undun

The nostalgia is giving me life! I haven't heard these songs you have been playing in DECADES and it takes me RIGHT back! This came out in 1970' Just sit back and relax with these - don't think, feel. Try Grand Funk Railroad - "I'm Your Captain" - 1970

try "no time", "undone", "these eyes" and "american woman" by the guess who.

Late 80s?,? I don't think so... So glad I grew up wirh such an astounding range of outstanding music during the 60's and 70s. And what a joy to see new people discover that greatness. There's a great live performance of another favorite, Undun. Other classics are American Woman, No Time, and These Eyes.

We in Canada do have a lot of great bands ! American Woman is another great song by The Guess Who.. also checkout Triumph " Lay it on the line " live version " also live version of Triumph " Fight the good fight, April Wine " Roller" and " I like to Rock, and anything by Rush!!! They're all great Canadian bands

That's a Rhodes piano that has that sound.

Sorry Ace but you were a little bit off on the release date of this song. It was 1970. Love your reactions! Keep up the good work!

Had a good amount of hits. Soooo underrated. Check out their album "Live at the Paramount" especially the later versions which have more of the concert. Crapola. Such great rock and roll. Burton Cummings, the singer, can sing anyfuggingthing, for sure.

Guess Who eventually morphed into Bachman Turner Overdrive (BTO)...you should check them out as well.

Canadian gems here .

More talent than technology, early 70s I think

1. American Woman . 2. Undun . Masterful .

Late 60s. Early70s. Lol

Saw The Guess Who this past summer. But there were no original members. Still was a good show. Loved Burton Cummings.

A HALLOWEEN MUST SEE/HEAR classic song & video,, The Guess Who- Shakin' All Over" ~ Skelton Dance video..TRUST ME!!🎃👻