#MusicMonday: Over 50 years ago now, BTO released our debut album. It had no hits but after our second and third albums took off with "Let it Ride" and Takin' Care of Business", it went gold with songs like "Blue Collar" and "Gimme Your Money Please" gaining some traction. We believed in our working class, gritty style even though it was something different at the time. Thank you to everyone who began the journey with us in '73 and heard something that clicked. There were three Bachmans and a Tu

Bachman-Turner Overdrive stormed the charts with “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet,” and this performance captures the song’s raw power and swagger. Driven by Randy Bachman’s stuttering vocal hook and heavy guitar riffs, the track balances playful charm with arena-sized muscle, embodying the band’s signature brand of hard-driving Canadian rock. Released in 1974 on their third album Not Fragile, “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” became BTO’s biggest hit, reaching No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Originally r