One of the great underrated rock singers. He can match any great singer note for note.

The lead singer for the Guess Who is Burton Cummings. You reacted to one of his songs recently titled Stand Tall. The Guess Who have many hit songs.

The lead singer is Burton Cummings, who you reacted to just 2 days ago singing Stand Tall. The Guess Who may well be Canada's all-time greatest rock band (with some deference to Rush), and they had MANY amazing tunes including American Woman, Share the Land, No Sugar Tonight / New Mother Nature, No Time, Laughing, These Eyes, Clap For the Wolfman, Hand Me Down World, Star Baby, Orly and many others. The first album I ever bought with my allowance money was Share the Land back in 1971. Their album Live at the Paramount is, in my view, one of the greatest live rock albums in history. Great, GREAT band!!

My favorite Guess Who song and one of my favorite rock singers. UNDUN came out during my freshman year 1969 at the Univ. of Wash. Yes, Angela there are social security recipients that sub to your channel. I also appreciate your undying devotion to Michael McDonald and the Gibb Brothers.

The look on her face at 2:40 when he starts playing the flute is priceless! I was blessed to see Burton Cummings live in the late 70s - awesome!

I discovered this canadian band during the 90's when I turned on a turntable at home. The Guess Who disc was on it. It was so amazing, I loved them immediately. This song is Unique and so perfect. I think my favorite The Guess Who's song is These Eyes, which is beautyful. And American Woman, wich was covered by Lenny Kravitz. Regards from Chile! :-)

The Guess Who had a lot of hits. A couple of my favourites are "Shakin All Over" and "These Eyes". With the short hair didn't recognize Burton for a second.

So Burton Cummings (the singer) and Randy Bachman (guitar) were wandering around a pawn shop in Winnipeg and they saw a flute in the case. They said "wouldn't it be cool to have a flute in the band, unfortunately none of us know how to play it". The pawn shop guy pointed out that the fingering is the same as the saxophone. "Really?" says Cummings, "I used to play sax". So they bought the flute and recorded Undun. Kind of a bossa nova feel, my favourite song of theirs.

The multi talented Burton Commings with The Guess Who. One my top 10 favorites!!

Its called talent!

Fantastic version of an amazing song. Makes me proud to be a Canadian!

One of the most underrated group's. Burton Cummings. Great

He plays a number of instruments well ...... His voice and keyboards is right up there with best.....thanks for this one.....

One of the greatest voices in rock. One of the best songs. One of the finest versions of this tune, and by far, the coolest way to end it (drop that flute Burton).

Yes, you finally reacted to it, now I'm happy! This is an excellent song, my favorite by the Guess Who!

I have always Loved the Guess Who jazz rock style. Burton Cummings is one of the greatest singers of the 1970s. Check out more of their albums. They had several hits in the1970s. Love seeing your reactions with the music playing. Stay safe dear. Peace.

The look on your face when he played the flute... priceless. Song is as great today as when I first heart it in '69 at the Fort Riley, Kansas motor pool. AM/FM radio plugged in to the wall.

It got my attention the first time I heard it. But "These Eyes" is the one I really like from The Guess Who. I agree, there's something about that flute solo. Very nice touch.

Great old classic - never seen this clip - great one! Thanks!!

This group was extremely popular in the Pacific Northwest starting in 1969. They played almost any city that wanted to see them in the N.W, well loved group. Saw them as much as I could in concert.

Another Guess Who fun fact, their guitarist Randy Bachnan later created the "Bachnan / Turner Overdrive group who also had many hits. "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet", "Taking Care Of Business" for a couple examples. Iconic Rock!

Burton Cummings can play guitar, piano and the flute. He's also a great song writer besides having one of the greatest rock voices ever.

They are from my hometown of Winnipeg Canada. So proud. You should react to them doing "American Woman" also on the Midnight Special or the studio version. Lenny Kravitz did a cover of it and people thought he was the originator.

Why the guess who are not in the rock and roll hall of fame is beyond me

I never knew Burton was the one who played flute on this song.

Burton Cummings learned the flute specifically for this song! Thx!

You did “Stand Tall” by Burton Cummings (Guess Who lead singer) the other day. Guess Who had a bunch of hits including their biggest “American Woman” in 1970, which Lenny Kravitz later covered for a hit with it again in the 90’s

Great band so many great songs!

One of the best voices in memory--BURTON CUMMINGS!

Great track...the Guess Who are tremendous.

If you really like this one please try THESE EYES.

This was always my favorite Guess Who song, so...thanks!!

I didn't know Burton played flute as well as piano. I believe the song was written tho by guitarist Randy Bachman who formed BTO after leaving Guess Who

A gifted dude. Normally he's on the piano and lead singing.

Hi. New subscriber here. I like that you let the whole song play before commenting. I love the guess who. 63 year old Canadian baby boomer here. I grew up listening to Burton Cummings and the band making awesome iconic music.

This was definitely his best...Hairstyle!!!! Seriously, he's in my top ten list but I wanted to give kudos to that haircut! Check out "Star Baby" Listen, there are no bad Burton Cummings songs and no bad "Guess Who" songs. They were a supergroup that didn't quite make it to super outside of Canada, but along the border we know Canada has produced top musicians: The Guess Who, Bachman Turner Overdrive, The Tragically Hip, Rush, Gordon Lightfoot, the list goes on, feel free to add to it, everybody! Burton had a live page on Facebook and as far as I know he is still there.

The singer is Burton Cummings and he went solo Break it to Them Gently and your Backyard are a must by him.

more guess who please no sugar Tonight/New mother nature is a good one to do thank you

Very original song. Sounded fantastic on an AM radio. Very top rated musicians. Any singer would die to have a distinctive voice like Burton's.

The story behind the song "Undone is interesting" It was the 1st time Burton Cummings played flute. According to co-founder and friend Randy Bachman. He had been listening to Bob Dylan on the radio go on and on with lyrics in a song when just as he was going to turn it off , he heard the words "She's Come Undone". It set him on a writing frenzy and he wrote a lot of verses himself. So when he brought it to Burton, they picked the best three verses.

A Classic! The Midnight Special is a great place to see up and coming artists early in their careers.

Love this clip! I always think of "Kicks" by Paul Revere and the Raiders when this song is played. Both have the message of young women in a little bit of trouble.

Great song ! The album cut is really pleasing! Good live version!

No Sugar tonight in my coffee, American Woman, These Eyes, and much more. Joining Rush, Bryan Adams, April Wine, as great Canadian Rockers.

From the day, our beauty, real talent.

The guess who did a song called Lasughing one of my favorites

Great video, Angela. Burton Cummings is one of the great singers of the Rock era. Perhaps their most famous song is American Woman, which was covered many years later By Lenny Kravitz. Please react to the original of this song.

The song was Randy Bachman's reaction to seeing a girl fall into a coma after she took LSD at a party.

My favourite Guess Who song. Burton still sounds fabulous today.

I since found out by watching a live concert video of Steve Miller that Burton also plays guitar

"No time" is probably their best known and is used as part of the back drop of the era. There are quite a few hits that others will be naming. And I will 2nd all of them.

DayOne, you are so entertaining to watch. I love your style.

You just did a reaction by the lead singer, Burton Cummings (Stand Tall). His vocals are just so smooth and buttery!

Hard to believe The Guess Who are not in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame!

Burton had one of the greatest voices in rock back in the 70s

Love these guys. a lot of people hear the word "Who" and immediately think "The Who". Frankly, I'd rather listen to "The Guess Who" any day. Used to sit in the garage inside our minivan, running the bttery down listening to my dad's cassette tape of The Best of the Guess Who on repeat.

I'm old dude so what it's worth this song and this band are badass

Always loved the song. For me it's got a haunted beauty to it.

If I had a penny for everytime I've listened to this song...I would own the world !.:)

His voice 🤗 These Eyes song is so good

Any time you want to react to more of Burton Cummings and the Guess Who don't hold back on our account! "Life In the Bloodstream" is a very under appreciated song, thought quite cool, as are "Sour Suite" and "Albert Flasher"! Plenty more great hits, too, like "These Eyes", "Share The Land", "No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature" and "Laughing"! Cheers,

real talent...no fakin...love it

Some who are in the rock and roll hall of fame: Beastie Boys, Clash, Depeche Mode, Notorious B.I.G. Those not in the hof: The Guess Who. Is there any doubt they belong there?

Back story to this song. She's come undone is with regards to Randy Bachman was at a party and he witnessed a women who took ACID " LSD "and she lapsed into a Coma!!! Therefore She's Come Undone was born. Sad but a very true story.

My favorite band since 1969.

Their best is "These Eyes"!

Movie: "The Goodbye Girl"(1978). Song: "The Goodbye Girl". Artist: David Gates. An Oscar winning song. David Gates if from the iconic band "Bread".

Very cool. I’ve never seen a clip of The Guess Who live.

Burton Cummings is such a talant, Love the Guess Who!!

This young woman's reaction is so genuine AND entertaining in itself :)

Didn’t they do American Woman? That’s the one I remember…they wanted American women to stay away! 🤣🤣🤣

You like flute. Jethro Tull locomotive breath!

This is my absolute favorite version of this song!

Burton Commings was a genius.

I love this song. Very 60s/hippy vibe.

This is always felt so Brazilian to me for some reason. But yeah I'm glad you liked it.

Climb that mountain, no matter how high🎉

Burton Cummings had more skill and soul than he could put in a song!

You should hear these eyes song by the Guess who Band

AMERICAN WOMAN, THESE EYES, LAUGHING :) GREAT TO SEE YOU OF COURSE! :)

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Best singer. Perfect rock voice. $$$$$$

May I suggest listening to a song called 'A Winter's Tale' by the group Jade Warrior? You'd be doing yourself a favor. It's stunning.

It’s such an energetic track, so full of life, and to think it was at Woodstock, perhaps the greatest music festival of all time. Cool!

When asked if he could sing like anyone else, who would it be, Robert Plant replied Burton Cummings...

One of the greatest voices

"These Eyes" & "Laughing" Guess Who from Winnipeg Canada!!

The song is about a girl who overdosed and never came back from her trip.

ONe of my fave psongs of all time, play it all the time!

Second best rock singer of all time.

he pulled out that flute and she lost it

He to good he does everything he sings

The great legend Burton Cummings!

You have to hear the Studio Version,

Early Guess Who......maybe their best?

Please! Please! Please! put the studio version at least on your phone. It has the original liineup (with Randy Bachman on guitar) more flute throughout and much better fidelity.

Randy Bachman wrote this song about a girl who took LSD at a party and went into a coma.

They sang American Woman

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This is the way it should of been on the album.