Bachman Turner Overdrive

Randy Bachman remembers the "quiet, gentle soul with a peaceful voice."

Randy Bachman is reviving the group, with founding bassist and singer Fred Turner also involved.

Co-founding guitarist appeared on Canadian group’s first two albums.

They faced a difficult road moving on without Randy Bachman.

He played on all but one of the band's studio albums.

Their '70s-era success represented vindication for leader, whose decision to leave the Guess Who had been widely questioned.

This week in 1974, Bachman-Turner Overdrive had their first and last album to make it to #1. Not Fragile achieved the position by the success of the #1 hit single from the lp You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet. A song Randy Bachman was forced to have put on the album...

August 13, 1977, was a sad day for Canadian rockers they were shocked to hear the news that Bachman-Turner Overdrive were breaking up. The band with its roots originating when Randy Bachman started the group after he left The Guess Who.

For the second time in as many years, Tim Bachman of Bachman-Turner Overdrive has been charged with sexual assault.

This second album contained the classics "Takin' Care of Business" and "Let It Ride."

We have some disturbing news today. Tim Bachman, an original guitarist of Bachman-Turner Overdrive, is currently on trial in British Columbia, Canada for sexually abusing a girl under the age of 14.

Forget about their hits for a moment, if you will.  These guys could PLAY.  C'mon by today around 5:20 for a rare spin on "Blue Collar" by Randy Bachman and the boys.  BTO on the Vault!  Then after 5:30, type "BTO" into the appropriate "Variety Club" box and get major points...