Randy Bachman Talks 'Bachman' Documentary, Beatles Inspiration & More 

Very nice, a talkshow on the radio, where they take almost an hour to talk to an artist. And specially when it is someone like Randy Bachman!

I started playing music at age fifteen. By age nineteen, the Guess Who were amongst my biggest influences. Fifty-two years later, I'm still playing, and still have the greatest admiration and respect for Randy Bachman, Burton Cummings, and the amazing music they brought us....and continue to bring us! Thanks for a wonderful hour with one of the industry's great masters!

I can't get enough of these Randy interviews, the stories are endless and absolutely over the top awesome

Randy is a class act! Thank you for all the good times!

Randy Bachman with all his talent and accomplishments remains humble ! A great guy .

Great interview, never tired of Randy's stories.

It's a God dame shame BTO and Guess Who aren't in the hall of fame. I'm from northeast Pennsylvania and had all their stuff from the 70's. Great stuff!

I didn't know how he pronounced his name until today. I went along with the rest of the crowd and called it "Bach like as in lock". ❤

I've been a fan of Randy Bachman since 1965 when I first heard The Guess Who song "Shakin' All Over" on local Edmonton, Alberta ,Canada radio. I was 13 years old in 1965. My dad and his two siblings were born in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Great interview Ken! Bachman is fantastic.

No one ever talks about his solo album Survivor…super underrated

Entertaining information about the Guess Who and Randy Bachman. Enjoyed.

My dad was born in Winnipeg in 1920 and the family lived in the house still located at 913 Jessie Avenue.

Randy and BTO and a handful of rabid Army personnel from Fort Polk Louisiana, had one hell of a great time at a club a little over ten miles off base back in 1987 or 1988 it’s all a blur lol one hell of a night dancing and singing right there on the dance floor back to back having a blast and I for one shall never forget it! Thanks to you all!

I have a new respect and appreciation for Randy. What a guy. And can you imagine TWO CANADIAN icons...in one band? wow

Great bus and van stories! So many of us relate! Saw BTO at Winterland, SF circa '74 (Blair was in the band then). Great show.

I also was inspired by The Beatles, from the first time my folks and I saw them on the Ed Sullivan Show. They bought me a Hofner bass like Mr. McCartney (which they really couldn't afford) and 55+ years later, well the rest is history!

Such talent, such a rocking sound and, the music! Sounds much better on today's new audio gear. BTO was very well crafted, performed and addled with energy.

Randy never let the truth get in the way of a good story.

Great interview

WOW!

I've been a fan of Randy Bachman since 1965 when I first heard "Shakin' All Over" on local Edmonton, Alberta,Canada radio. I had several early Guess Who vinyl 45 RPMs on Quality Records back in the mid-1960s.

What a great guest to interview and DJ will not shut up .I mean ARE YOU FOR REAL? Shut up and let guest talk

Its the same thing in Michigan---if you grew up like Grand Funk or the MC5, you either learned to rock, or build Buicks for the rest of your life!

Randy is a great story teller. PS get another camera!

For me it's stuff like this that makes youtube great. Randy Bachman talking about life stuff. Neil Young playing him his new bands music (Buffalo Springfield) and blowing him away with his singing. Gotta blame Bob Dylan for that one. LOL

DESTROY THE CHILD AND YOU DESTROY YOU DESTROY THE ADULT

who was the documentary about here? lol!

When you don’t do drugs you can buy a shitload of guitars

mick jones?

Id like to here Randy say something about Frank Zappa

Okay... back-man or bock-man?

This "interviewer" never shuts up!!

Its an interview with the interviewer! This guy never shuts up!

Sounds like tractor. . . Actually, it's a road machine!

Randy's a great story teller, but a lot of what he says is far from actual reality.

Love the story telling .....BUT.......please dont sing!