Bachman met Lenny Breau when they were teens in Winnipeg and continues to honor the late guitarist's legacy with a deep ...
Randy Bachman was having severe back pain. His doctor told him that the solution was to stop playing guitar. The main offender was the 1959 Les Paul Standard he’d used to write and record “American ...
Musician Randy Bachman made hits like "American Woman" and "Takin' Care of Business" on a pumpkin orange 1957 Gretsch 6120, a guitar he'd bought with savings as a teenager. It was the instrument the ...
Described as a “brisk, fun ride,” Takin’ Care of Business features Bachman discussing his journey to rock stardom, first with The Guess Who and then with Bachman-Turner Overdrive. The talented singer, ...
Classic rock star Randy Bachman recently auctioned far more than $1 million worth of his top-flight, historic guitars at New York City’s Hard Rock Cafe. “Somebody has to adopt my children,” he said ...
If you’re a gear collector, you already know all too well how easy it is to go overboard with your collection. The Guess Who’s Randy Bachman recently decided to “trim down” his collection of hundreds ...
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Neil Young tells how Randy Bachman helped him track down his long-lost Gretsch. Now he’s playing it in concert
When they were teens growing up together in Winnipeg, Randy Bachman and Neil Young used to visit their local music store and gaze at the guitars in the window. It was there that the two friends ...
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