Jukebox

Brought bake memories

The hits written by Bachman and Cummings were special. The only regrettable thing about them is there's too few of them, the two men's partnership having dissolved long before they did all they might have done together. While this disc contains no new writing collaborations, it's the next best thing, showing how these two can make old songs their own through interpretation. The only misfire is an unnecessary version of "Like a Rolling Stone." Everything else is enjoyable, and a few are stand outs, including a jazzy version of "I'm Happy Just to Dance With You" and a hugely appealing version of "Don't Talk to Him," originally by Cliff Richards and the Shadows. If you enjoy the work of Cummings and Bachman, together and/or separately, and you own albums beyond the greatest hits collections of the Guess Who and BTO, then you'll enjoy Jukebox.

excellent collaboration between these 2, who go way back-- great addition to Guess Who library...too bad they had to sever ties with the band; they were the heart & soul and talent--

This release is an absolute gem. Although all of the songs are familiar, I can't get them out of my mind. The CD rocks. "The Walk" is first rate and the less familiar Cliff Richard tune "Don't Talk to Him" is just great. Rock music has a tendency to either throw great songs away or to insist on listening to "the original artist/recording" etc. This disc says loud and clear that there is more to rock than that.

great cd love every track , nice mix of cover songs

Randy and Burton working nicely together once again. Nothing earthshattering here, but if you like these guys you'll enjoy them handling some old pop tunes..

I don't usually buy music without sampling it first but decided to take a chance. I am very glad I did. Great hard driving renditions of rock and roll roots music, with wonderful performances. Not a single clinker in the bunch. I found myself tapping time while listening to it. Lots of fun!

Just learned about this CD when Burton Cummings played a track at recent concert. Immediately ordered it. Great music by Cummings and Bachman!