@@christophermitchum6829 I just wanted to thank you again for being so supportive and following me on my journey, I love inspiring and encouraging others. People like you help me to keep showing up! Hope you have great day. It’s nice to be able to satisfy you if I may ask how long have you been my fan and where are you from....
Sorry, no, he really does not have the voice anymore and has not for a very long time...in its day though absolutely a two-horse race between him and Paul McCartney for greatest rock voice ever
I also thought the harmonies on this were mind blowing as well as Burton Cummings vocals!!! I think this is the best version I've heard. Dennis 63 years Austin, TX
I so very much wish I had a time machine. I’d give anything to take my wife of forty years and go back to see every rock concert from 1964 to sometime in the 80s.
Great in the 70s, still great in the 90s, and now, still great 30 years beyond in 2024. The music of the 60s and 70s was an era not to be missed. Those of us who experienced it as teens and in our 20s were so lucky. We knew the music was great, especially after the advent of rock FM radio permeated everywhere we went. We had the music, the musicians, affordable home stereo gear, and concerts where a ticket ranged from free to working about 3-4 hours at minimum wage. 55 years later the memories are still fresh. Front row seats at Jefferson Airplane. Standing in the pit six feat from a weaving and wobbling Jim Morrison. An intimate college auditorium with CS&N. Jimi Hendrick, packed house in Dallas, some guy passing a joint. A cop holding a door open for me so I could crash The Who playing Tommy. Falling asleep in the grass at the front of the crowd, waking up a half hour later with the crowd now stretching out in front of me, and Chuck Berry rocking and rolling to My Ding-A-Ling. Thanksgiving feast with friends just out of HS, with Alice's Restaurant playing in the background.
I dont think these guys should be characterized as 'forgotten'. Todd Rundgren, Joe Walsh Timothy B Schmidt and Nils Lofgren can hardly be called forgotten. and while Burton Cummings hasnt had a hit in decades, his voice and delivery havent degraded much at all.
I’m just going to say it: Ringo Starr’s Allstars is such a great concept and execution that it could have come only from Ringo. Who could say no to Ringo? And thank God for that!
I asked Gary Burr why he wasn't recording his own hit songs. He said he preferred having other artists making money for him while he toured with Ringo. I had to agree.
All the talent that Ringo can aggregate at one time is phenomenal. He let's each performer do their thing and is STILL the ringmaster. Love this version of the song.
As a Canadian, I’m proud of Burton Cummings, Randy Bachman and The Guess Who for their awesome contribution to rock music worldwide! Burton’s unique vocal talent has been underrated for years. Saw him live in Toronto a couple of years ago. He still delivered the goods! Rock on Burton! 🇨🇦
I was in the audience for the "Live at the Paramount" recordings in the Seattle Paramount theatre back in 1972. That was a fabulous concert. One of the opening songs was "Albert Flasher" with Cummings on the grand piano. His voice was so powerful and his piano playing on that song was just killer. Kurt winter's lead guitar was perfect on all those songs.
The sheer talent gathered on this stage is immense. Having Todd Rundgren, Timothy B. Schmidt, and Dave Edmonds perfect voices there just to back you on harmony ... blows my mind!
Timothy B. Schmidt's voice adds those sweet high parts that veteran vocalists often have to give up simply due to the ravages of time. He has always made any ensemble he is a part of exponentially better, without seeking the limelight for himself. To me, he comes across as one of those people who are simply about making music better.
I was at the show in Sunrise Florida and sitting front row in front of Burton. Ringo looked at me and said your old enough to remember this song Little help from my friends and stuck the mic boom in front of me to sing, and sing i did. One of the great times in my life! One of the best shows I ever attended. Thanks Ringo and all the great musicians on that stage.
And it would have been equally good here had there been a pro soundboard mixer. But the ass significantly dialed back the harmony mics while keeping Burton's too hot, thus that kind of baritone sound dominating which should have been the full spectrum harmonies. You hear them vaguely in the background, But do you hear Todd rundgren? No. You shouldn't judge the harmonies here based on the shitty soundboard mix, they were all dialed way too down.
Remember seeing Timothy several times playing and singing in a garage band called New Breed in mid sixties in Sacramento you could see the talent even then Great voice
@@Jerry-g2e I didn't know til recently in an interview he did he did the backing vocals for Africa for Toto, and am sure he mentioned Steely Dan, now doesn't that make sense.
@@quicksiteyes I agree when the guess who did their original the harmonies were distinctive especially from Kurt winter and Jim kale on the high harmonies! This was pretty well done nonetheless!
There is literally a stage full of superstars, who sound awesome, yet this has 277 thumbs down! It just proves there are a bunch of talentless, musically clueless,and or jealous people in this world.
Ringo, is always such a gentleman,.. always so respectfull to his bandmates,.. you can easily tell that Ringo IS and has always, been a 'band guy!' That is where his joy lies,..
Randy Bachman may not be there but he's present in every guitar riff. What an amazing collection of fine musicians including the impeccable vocals of Burton Cummings.
Kurt Winter took over the lead guitar duties when Randy Bachman formed Bachman Turner Overdrive. Kurt was a very underappreciated guitarist who left us way too early. I believe he died of kidney failure or liver failure, I'd have to look it up.
Agree. For the longest time I thought the guitar riff in Share The Land was Bachman but one day I checked and realized he'd left for his BTO days by the time the album was recorded. It was Winter's crying guitar playing that memorable riff.
@@mmm-uw1ep Yes I love share the land it's a great album. A great live album is The Guess Who, Live At The Paramount. This was the Paramount in Seattle Washington. Kurt Winter shreds that guitar on this live performance. If you don't have it I would suggest you go out and buy it.
Personally I really enjoyed the period when Burton and Randy were squabbling and not really talking to each other. Why? Because otherwise Burton would never have recorded his cover of BTO's "you ain't seen nothing yet", which is nothing short of hysterical! As well as musically lush! It's a MUST HEAR because it only further cements Burton's genius musically and stylistically! m.ua-cam.com/video/M1bijvblzEE/v-deo.html I don't think Randy ever appreciated this but come on talk about playing against type!
This is the greatest version of No Time I think I have ever heard!! Lots of talent on that stage!! Awesome Band! Phenomenal performance! Thank You! ♥️♥️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸☮️☮️☮️☮️😊🌹🙏
Love it when a massive group of stellar musicians takes a song like this to new heights. Thanks Burton for writing it and singing all these years! LOVE.
This is one of the best collaborations I've seen. Great artists coming together to celebrate Burton Cummings & the Guess Who. Doesn't get any better. Thanks to Ringo for making it happen.
@@rosietaracena1495 why? What does it change? It’s an arbitrary award. I mean have you seen who is in the HOF? I’m a Sex Pistols fan, they’re in there but they refused to go to the ceremony and called the HOF a “piss stain”. I wouldn’t mind going to the actual building and seeing the exhibits but as far as it meaning anything it doesn’t. It’s just an arbitrary award in an industry filled with them.
Father and son, side by side, beating the living hell out of those skins. What a trip that must have been for both of them. Ringo a proud dad.....and Zack a proud son!
Yeah Burton Cummings is almost unfair. It isn't just his voice or even how long he could hold that last note on "Undun"... it's that he was still capable of pulling it off well into the 2000's. Definitely HoF material
holy shit !! i just stumbled upon this. What a fucking jam. superstars everywhere. So many band like the Guess Who are kind of overlooked and forgotten. what a fucking song
@@mstewart109 I refer to it as an art form. Music had melody, harmony's, and rhythm as we think of it. Musical scales of Western tunings. Try naming notes on a sitar. Lol
Even living through the music of the 70s, 80s and 90s, my jaw still drops when I see an assembly of people like this on the same stage......never saw this concert before. People who didn't live through the 60s and 70s might not fully appreciate the sheer star-power standing side by side in this video.
You had to love the 60s, when guitars were panned left and right. And the Beatles would mess with you by moving vocals from side to side. Glad that Burt and Randy made up. Can't wait to see them this year.
Last week I finished up MY list of 100 greatest rock songs. This took awhile. Out of the many good Guess Who songs American Woman, No Time, No Sugar Tonight, These Eyes, etc., etc., etc. only 1 song made the Top 100. No Time #79
Dear Ringo, a FINE gentleman you are! Oh so gracious, endearing, engaging, and a most wonderful entertainer. You share your joy and talents with all your peers and make them shine! You shine because of your love!
That was fantastic .... I know Burton was loving the hell outta that .... great song and the nailed those guitars , perfect sound , vocals spot on too .... of course .... a stage full of legends
The Guess Who, one of the most underrated rock and roll bands of all time. Why the hell are they not in the R&R HoF? Music like this is a long gone era. Thankfully I have over 500 records which I take great pains to preserve. I have burned most of them to CD's so they will most likely outlive me. When I leave this earth, someone is going to wind up with a rock and roll gold mine collection.
What's a CD? Just kidding, as I lived through it all -vinyl, 8 track , cassettes, lazer disc, walkman, CD, cloud, streaming .... but the reality is you could probably save a million songs on a memory stick these days -mind boggling really. I haven't played a CD in years but I still have me old vinyl's.
Not just one of the absolute greatest rock songs ever written and one of the best guitar riffs ever created but performed by what was indeed an absolute All Star band. The collection of talent on that stage and their connections and contributions to the history of rock n roll is amazing.
Two reasons: 1) He's the drummer of the biggest band in history 2) His All Star band has always been made of top tier musicians, so joining is an honour
@@dianadundidit5343 Johnny Rivers still is not H of F, you may have a while to wait. A lot different than Burton, but still beyond compare. He should be in there for Poor Side of Town alone. That song defines classic rock ballad.
Music to my ears ! This just popped up on you tube for me and this is the music I grew up with. Never gets old. What a cast of players!!! Guitar play was badass awesome LOL! 👍
Saw Burton all alone at the piano inside the Halifax Citadel on a drizzly, damp evening, and never felt warmer. He's written more great songs than most people realize. This was incredible. Thanks for posting!
If video killed the radio star, computer technology killed the live music star. Guitar has all but disappeared from popular music today as has drums and pretty much every other live instrument because all you need is a microphone and a computer. It's sad. THIS right here is an all-star supergroup rocking the house and so much of today's music lacks that energy that live musicians and simple song structures bring. I thank God I grew up in the 70's and got to experience this generation of musicians both as a young child (who started playing drums at age 3 and experience it from the stage!) and a half-century old man who has You Tube (the better side of technology) to now see all of these amazing live performances that I could never have seen back then. Burton Cummings is a rock vocal God IMO and that entire band was incredible. I never ever get tired of watching this performance, even if Zack Starkey did get just a little overanxious when he counted off the song LOL.
Ya, I was in Germany, 1972 I believe. I was in the Army. Sitting with friends, colored posters on the wall, black lights and this song playing from America. Smoking some great hash from Afghanistan and Pakistan. This song brings back great memories. Great song.
I think he just is always having good times, I ran into him at the Hard Rock Casino in Tulsa,Ok. last month-i asked what he was doing there and he just said well I am Ringo so I must be here for the Bingo- he was doing a show later that weekend.but having a blast with Bingo-too cool
@@RShea-lp9wk It's been over 40 years since he was in the Beatles. I doubt that he's so small-souled as to still be riding life on that ticket. He's just a good guy.
This was the year I ran into Ringo in lake Buena vista near Disney at the sun trust bank when I was a gardener for Disney. I saw an amazing Porsche come in the parking lot so I got off my mower watched too see what kind of person gets out. As he got closer I realized it was him or a lookalike and we had a nice conversation which ended with him giving me a ride across the street to Disney market place where I went to the employee cafeteria for lunch. What memories I have of Disney and all the people I met!
I don't think rock could be played any better than this. From vocals, down to the bass, and everything in between, no hyperbole intended, this was absolutely Fantastic. And it appeared like a walk in the park for them.
A former co-worker and friend ran into to Ringo in a casino in Vegas. My friend was very impressed. He said Ringo was very gracious, unassuming, and generous with his time, just a regular guy. Of course you can get a picture, he said
Love that Zak Starkey is hammering the drum kit between verses to drive these superstars on this classic Guess Who track. Burton sounding great AND Timothy B. Schmit ... strong, strong performance on vocals. Wow! What a live version of a Canadian iconic song. Maybe the best ever.
Saw this show and line up at Canada’s Wonderland in ‘92. Favourite part was during Todd Rundgrens Bang The Drum and Joe Walsh came out on stage dressed as the energizer bunny banging away on a big bass drum strapped to his chest.
@@RG-hf4et Burton Cumming seems to really like to perform , and puts a lot into it . I saw him in Edmonton at Rexall Place , when he was doing a " reunion " tour with Randy Bachman , and it was terrific . However , I also saw him doing a small show during K- Days , which was a free show to anyone who paid to get into the exhibition , and he put a lot into that show as well .
I just happen to click on this video, Have Mercy, What a great bunch of very talented musicians all in one room playing together. In sink with one another, it doesn't get much better than that. There should be a concert of a lifetime held in the USA where all the great musicians of rock n roll and our generation come together to have the greatest concert ever, And dedicate it to the musicians we have lost. I am 59 and have never been to a concert. I would not miss that one.
I'm not sure if Ringo never got enough credit all these years of the All-Star bands Ringo is a wonderful human being if we all had half the love I believe he has inside of him this world will be a beautiful place thank you Ringo in all your pals. For all the years of live music you brought to this world. We love you Ringo. And all of your pals. Keep on rocking. Too bad you couldn't get Polly out there. Oh well his loss. Love you Ringo
Just glad Ringo and these guys are still alive and walking the earth. Grew up singing to this cranked up on the car radio. When they're gone it will be the end of my era.
I saw them on this tour. The best show soundwise ever. You could hear every note, every word. The songs were killin'. The crowd had fun, the band had fun, they were joking around goofing and playing there asses off.
Aren't they in the Canada Hall of Fame ? Lived in Canada, recorded all their hits in Canada. I think I saw in an interview, where they were proud to be honored in their country.
![Ringo Starr and Steve Lukather (Toto) - Africa / Rosanna / Hold The Line [live 2019]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/7CsRgAJRoko/mqdefault.jpg)
Who else is still loving this in 2024?
I am!!!!
Everyone including God
I am .
Me too!
Merry Christmas 🎄
Burton Cummings, the G.O.A.T. One of the most distinctive and incredible voices of all time.
I'm down with that, Ellie. I think "laughing" is incredible.
Thanks for your love and support ♥️❤️
Rocky Mountain way...talk box legend ✌️👆💯
@@christophermitchum6829 I just wanted to thank you again for being so supportive and following me on my journey, I love inspiring and encouraging others. People like you help me to keep showing up! Hope you have great day.
It’s nice to be able to satisfy you if I may ask how long have you been my fan and where are you from....
The GOAT of what exactly?
Saw Burton on his 75 birthday and still has the voice, greatest in the world, Winnipeg proud
Yah, but he comes from Sask!
@@douglaswalkley4430 Born December 31, 1947 Winnipeg Manitoba Canada!
Sorry, no, he really does not have the voice anymore and has not for a very long time...in its day though absolutely a two-horse race between him and Paul McCartney for greatest rock voice ever
Looooove him
just saw him saturday at pne in vancouver and colin james
I've always loved this song but... this is the best live performance I've ever seen! The collaboration is phenomenal.
I seen them in St.Louis.
Recorded concert with old tape recorder in brown grocery bag of popcorn.
Ah,the good
ol' days !!!
This version is also great ua-cam.com/video/Br2tA52YzAw/v-deo.html
Hey Pattiana! Yr RIGHT ths blows it outta the water!
100%. Accurate!
I also thought the harmonies on this were mind blowing as well as Burton Cummings vocals!!! I think this is the best version I've heard.
Dennis
63 years
Austin, TX
The Guess Who.
One of the greatest bands of all time.
Thanks Ringo, and your all stars.
Burton is a beast on vocals.
❤
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Again why isn't the Guess Who in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame????????
Love this song!
Burton Cummings is easily the best male vocalist in rock. 'She's . . . come . . . unDUUNNNNNNN🎶!!!!"
This was a genius performance brought to you by Ringo. Thanks for putting this down to a fantastic show.❤❤❤
Burton's voice, aside from being great, is just so uniquely recognizable.
Really, I think he sounds much different from the 70's.
I so very much wish I had a time machine. I’d give anything to take my wife of forty years and go back to see every rock concert from 1964 to sometime in the 80s.
@@terrybroughton9171 I did see so many gigs ( over 200) yet I still wished the same to catch more gigs!
Well said, Rocco Fiero, well said
“He Found Himself SOME WINGS!”
@@Briellen_Mellott same here. That's what I was thinking, but still loved the rocking performance by the all-star band.
Very few rockers have a voice like Burton Cummings! Harmonies and instruments play absolutely top-notch!
Great in the 70s, still great in the 90s, and now, still great 30 years beyond in 2024. The music of the 60s and 70s was an era not to be missed. Those of us who experienced it as teens and in our 20s were so lucky. We knew the music was great, especially after the advent of rock FM radio permeated everywhere we went. We had the music, the musicians, affordable home stereo gear, and concerts where a ticket ranged from free to working about 3-4 hours at minimum wage. 55 years later the memories are still fresh. Front row seats at Jefferson Airplane. Standing in the pit six feat from a weaving and wobbling Jim Morrison. An intimate college auditorium with CS&N. Jimi Hendrick, packed house in Dallas, some guy passing a joint. A cop holding a door open for me so I could crash The Who playing Tommy. Falling asleep in the grass at the front of the crowd, waking up a half hour later with the crowd now stretching out in front of me, and Chuck Berry rocking and rolling to My Ding-A-Ling. Thanksgiving feast with friends just out of HS, with Alice's Restaurant playing in the background.
When the radio and the music business forgot about these artists, Ringo didn't....he helped a lot of guys....One of the great aspects of his legacy
Good Insight. True.
Thanks Ringo - what a collection of the all thime greats. This was one of my favorites as a kid! Well over 60 and still remember all the words!!
@@jilltoppo422 Absolutely, how lucky were we to grow up then??? The music!!
None of these guys needed Ringos help!
I dont think these guys should be characterized as 'forgotten'. Todd Rundgren, Joe Walsh Timothy B Schmidt and Nils Lofgren can hardly be called forgotten. and while Burton Cummings hasnt had a hit in decades, his voice and delivery havent degraded much at all.
I completely agree. I'm 64 and love these guys. Legions Period.
Shoudn,t that be LEGENDS?But OK I know what you are saying & U R spot on.
Burton’s voice cuts through all others. His is one of the very best voices in all of rock!
Yes
He and Timothy B. Schmitt.❤
I’m just going to say it: Ringo Starr’s Allstars is such a great concept and execution that it could have come only from Ringo. Who could say no to Ringo? And thank God for that!
Ringo Starr always puts together a masterpiece.God's will I guess.Saw them in Cleveland musta been around 2011 or so .Awesome night.
I asked Gary Burr why he wasn't recording his own hit songs. He said he preferred having other artists making money for him while he toured with Ringo. I had to agree.
Good taste I always love Ringo Starr
@Eric Engbloom 6:32
@Eric Engbloom I saw them live with Dr Hook as well and, you're right, it made a lot of us cry. Such a great concert!
All the talent that Ringo can aggregate at one time is phenomenal. He let's each performer do their thing and is STILL the ringmaster. Love this version of the song.
A shame that by 2050 there will be few people alive who want to listen music like this anymore.
As a Canadian, I’m proud of Burton Cummings, Randy Bachman and The Guess Who for their awesome contribution to rock music worldwide! Burton’s unique vocal talent has been underrated for years. Saw him live in Toronto a couple of years ago. He still delivered the goods! Rock on Burton! 🇨🇦
Good call I agree. But why aren't they in the rock and roll hall of fame???
Love Burton's voice. Always have,
One of my favorite bands from my teen years back in the early 70s!
As a Winnipegger I'm doubly proud
Understandable -- heck, as a human being I am proud to share the same species!
*You couldn't wish for a better lineup than this for THIS song, folks.😎☝️👍*
Yes, indeed.
Yes! 🩷☺️🩷
Ringo, Burton, Todd Rundgren, Timmy, Neils, Timothy, Dave, Jack, Joe Walsh.
woooohooo!thank you so much!!!!!!great great stuff!!!!
Thanks for your love and support ♥️❤️♥️
Excellent news 🎉
Burton Cummings, one of the greatest voices in rock. Period. No debate.
And one of the most underrated. The Guess Who was a fantastic band.
@@robertbykowski1398 - He was great, but by no means underrated. He was very well recognized. The Guess who was very successful
@@abelincoln3287 Don't know if he was underrated but one of the greatest singers in rock. Those who know know. Wish he sang with my band.
Read that Robert Plant was asked who had the greatest voice in rock, he didn't hesitate and said Burton Cummings.
I was in the audience for the "Live at the Paramount" recordings in the Seattle Paramount theatre back in 1972. That was a fabulous concert. One of the opening songs was "Albert Flasher" with Cummings on the grand piano. His voice was so powerful and his piano playing on that song was just killer. Kurt winter's lead guitar was perfect on all those songs.
The sheer talent gathered on this stage is immense. Having Todd Rundgren, Timothy B. Schmidt, and Dave Edmonds perfect voices there just to back you on harmony ... blows my mind!
Timothy B. Schmidt's voice adds those sweet high parts that veteran vocalists often have to give up simply due to the ravages of time. He has always made any ensemble he is a part of exponentially better, without seeking the limelight for himself. To me, he comes across as one of those people who are simply about making music better.
Timothy can sure sing some high harmonies
Burton Cummings, Nils Lofgren, Joe Walsh, Timothy Capello…
And mine also///
Joe Walsh was great, too!
That really is an All Star Band! Every one of them!
I was at the show in Sunrise Florida and sitting front row in front of Burton. Ringo looked at me and said your old enough to remember this song Little help from my friends and stuck the mic boom in front of me to sing, and sing i did. One of the great times in my life! One of the best shows I ever attended. Thanks Ringo and all the great musicians on that stage.
Wow...What an honor and awesome memory for you,James!
Wow you are a lucky lucky person to hear and witness these great talents from our past, Im jealous😉
I would have been so nervous that I would have forgotten the words, even though I know them.
hold on to that moment in life
Wow. That would have been something I'd put on my Bucket List, if I ever imagined something like that could happen. Enjoy the memory.
Burton Cummings' voice is magic.
Like in the final line of Undun. How can anyone ever forget that!
The harmony with Burton and Timothy B. Schmitt and other players was killer on this legendary Guess Who song from the late 1960s.
And it would have been equally good here had there been a pro soundboard mixer. But the ass significantly dialed back the harmony mics while keeping Burton's too hot, thus that kind of baritone sound dominating which should have been the full spectrum harmonies. You hear them vaguely in the background, But do you hear Todd rundgren? No. You shouldn't judge the harmonies here based on the shitty soundboard mix, they were all dialed way too down.
Remember seeing Timothy several times playing and singing in a garage band called New Breed in mid sixties in Sacramento you could see the talent even then
Great voice
@@Jerry-g2e I didn't know til recently in an interview he did he did the backing vocals for Africa for Toto, and am sure he mentioned Steely Dan, now doesn't that make sense.
@@quicksiteyes I agree when the guess who did their original the harmonies were distinctive especially from Kurt winter and Jim kale on the high harmonies! This was pretty well done nonetheless!
@@nolaparker9574ya that’s weird when you have ono of the best voices out there
Burton's voice still holds up today
This is almost thirty years ago.
@@mrwhitall He still has an amazing voice.
Yeah, every recording of him ever made still sounds great!
Makes my heart hurt. This was the real deal. Time travelled back to what could be defined as the “good ol days”. Rock n roll baby🙏💕❤️💕🙏
Ringo still tours with great musicians, but being lucky enough to see this group must have been as close to bliss as any rock fan could be.
There is literally a stage full of superstars, who sound awesome, yet this has 277 thumbs down! It just proves there are a bunch of talentless, musically clueless,and or jealous people in this world.
They should make people that do that identify themselves, then be made to wear a sign that says "I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE F--K I'M TALKING ABOUT!"
Amazing talent and a brilliant performance! And you are so right about the clueless!
Peace🌻
Rock On✌🏼️
children...sad really
Rick Burton this world has become a population of mindless fools. However it’s our fault because our generation raised them.
Think you left out “dumb”.
My God, Cummings singing is sooo effortless and powerful...
I think he actually got better and better with the years! I'm impressed by the guy.
Canada Burton guess who? Who.lol
In case you hadn't noticed, Burt Cummings was and is a great vocalist.
We over use the word talent. It is the only word to apply to Randy, this group and his old partner Randy Bachman
Burton is totally awesome! Period!
Just love these collaborations with icons playing together. Not enough of these nowadays. Ringo still the coolest!
A Billion Dollars worth of talent doing one of the greatest songs ever.
Ringo was the Cool Beatle... Burton's pipes are unmatched
This proves that Ringo isn't a joke like some people think, obviously he's talented if he can get talent to play with him.
Ringo, is always such a gentleman,.. always so respectfull to his bandmates,.. you can easily tell that Ringo IS and has always, been a 'band guy!' That is where his joy lies,..
Yes.
Let's go play some rock and roll.i heard Ringo say one time he would get his drink set up .sip on it and said he was always ready to play
Unquestionably one of the best live versions of this song, if not the best. Burton Cummings is awesome.
This was my release after a year in Vietnam and I was finally free! Oh what a feeling! Dale
Now THAT is one hell of a backing band.........
Randy Bachman may not be there but he's present in every guitar riff. What an amazing collection of fine musicians including the impeccable vocals of Burton Cummings.
Kurt Winter took over the lead guitar duties when Randy Bachman formed Bachman Turner Overdrive. Kurt was a very underappreciated guitarist who left us way too early. I believe he died of kidney failure or liver failure, I'd have to look it up.
Agree. For the longest time I thought the guitar riff in Share The Land was Bachman but one day I checked and realized he'd left for his BTO days by the time the album was recorded. It was Winter's crying guitar playing that memorable riff.
@@mmm-uw1ep
Yes I love share the land it's a great album.
A great live album is The Guess Who, Live At The Paramount. This was the Paramount in Seattle Washington. Kurt Winter shreds that guitar on this live performance. If you don't have it I would suggest you go out and buy it.
Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out.
Personally I really enjoyed the period when Burton and Randy were squabbling and not really talking to each other. Why? Because otherwise Burton would never have recorded his cover of BTO's "you ain't seen nothing yet", which is nothing short of hysterical! As well as musically lush! It's a MUST HEAR because it only further cements Burton's genius musically and stylistically!
m.ua-cam.com/video/M1bijvblzEE/v-deo.html
I don't think Randy ever appreciated this but come on talk about playing against type!
Wherever Joe Walsh is at is a good time
Just a note. Joe and Ringo are brothers in law.
Yes....and ugly clothing too...
@@rolandkobelbauer8280 It's 1992.
What a smart move Ringo made in putting together the all-star band. He had very high level musicians with him for over 30 years.
This is the greatest version of No Time I think I have ever heard!! Lots
of talent on that stage!! Awesome Band! Phenomenal performance!
Thank You! ♥️♥️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸☮️☮️☮️☮️😊🌹🙏
Check out this song played by the Guess Who on a reunion tour “running back through Canada “ from 1999.You won’t be disappointed
I could watch this 1000 times.
🙏❤️✨1001 ✨❤️🙏
Love it when a massive group of stellar musicians takes a song like this to new heights. Thanks Burton for writing it and singing all these years! LOVE.
This is one of the best collaborations I've seen. Great artists coming together to celebrate Burton Cummings & the Guess Who. Doesn't get any better. Thanks to Ringo for making it happen.
Put Burton and Guess Who in R&R Hall of Fame.
absolfuckinlutely!!!!!
Sooner or later every band that did decent is going to be in the HOF.
It doesn’t mean shit.
@@Vichedges Would be nice if done before they die.
Iconic performance...love all these guys...
@@rosietaracena1495 why? What does it change?
It’s an arbitrary award. I mean have you seen who is in the HOF?
I’m a Sex Pistols fan, they’re in there but they refused to go to the ceremony and called the HOF a “piss stain”.
I wouldn’t mind going to the actual building and seeing the exhibits but as far as it meaning anything it doesn’t. It’s just an arbitrary award in an industry filled with them.
Father and son, side by side, beating the living hell out of those skins. What a trip that must have been for both of them.
Ringo a proud dad.....and Zack a proud son!
I saw Zack years ago when he was with the Who for Quadrophenia! Billy Idol was the bellhop. Incredible show!!
Burton Cummings has one of the BEST voices in rock!!!
Robert Plant thought so too. Yes, that Robert Plant!
Burton Cummings, what a voice.
Burton Cummings has an incredible voice wow,,,,he should be in the rock n roll hall of fame for sure
All of these guys are STELLAR PERFORMERS
Yet run dmc is in the rock hall of fame? Who the fuck is making these decisions? Why is any rap even considered music at all?
@@stripervince1 should be the "rock&roll hall of fake".
Yeah Burton Cummings is almost unfair. It isn't just his voice or even how long he could hold that last note on "Undun"... it's that he was still capable of pulling it off well into the 2000's.
Definitely HoF material
We know who isn’t!
@@stripervince1 Fuckin A, you are so right.
Ringo was so faithful to fully use the gifts given to him. Legend Burton Cummings. Thank your Ringo and Burton.
There is so much talent on that stage, you can literally see the stage buckle under the weight.
you said it...the best of the best all on one stage at one time...
Been playing this almost daily. What a kicking line-up!!!
a Supergroup if there ever was one. they should release an LP.
Christian Stewart you are so right on there
Lotta heavy duty guitarists on stage!! Great song and a great job!!! Some of the best in the business
holy shit !! i just stumbled upon this. What a fucking jam. superstars everywhere. So many band like the Guess Who are kind of overlooked and forgotten. what a fucking song
Totally agree. Just stumbled onto this right now. Late 60s and all 70s were my generation. Music now is crap to me....
How many stars can you pack onto one stage? The guitar players alone could be one great show!
Not overlooked. Not forgotten.
@@mstewart109 I refer to it as an art form. Music had melody, harmony's, and rhythm as we think of it. Musical scales of Western tunings. Try naming notes on a sitar. Lol
@@mstewart109 Me too Margaret Ann😃
Even living through the music of the 70s, 80s and 90s, my jaw still drops when I see an assembly of people like this on the same stage......never saw this concert before. People who didn't live through the 60s and 70s might not fully appreciate the sheer star-power standing side by side in this video.
"No Time" hands down one of the best songs of all-time.
A grade 100
100% the greatest
You had to love the 60s, when guitars were panned left and right. And the Beatles would mess with you by moving vocals from side to side. Glad that Burt and Randy made up. Can't wait to see them this year.
In your opinion. It’s OK in mine, but nothing great.
Last week I finished up MY list of 100 greatest rock songs. This took awhile.
Out of the many good Guess Who songs American Woman, No Time, No Sugar Tonight, These Eyes, etc., etc., etc. only 1 song made the Top 100.
No Time #79
Dear Ringo, a FINE gentleman you are! Oh so gracious, endearing, engaging, and a most wonderful entertainer. You share your joy and talents with all your peers and make them shine! You shine because of your love!
That was fantastic .... I know Burton was loving the hell outta that .... great song and the nailed those guitars , perfect sound , vocals spot on too .... of course .... a stage full of legends
The Guess Who, one of the most underrated rock and roll bands of all time. Why the hell are they not in the R&R HoF?
Music like this is a long gone era. Thankfully I have over 500 records which I take great pains to preserve. I have burned most of them to CD's so they will most likely outlive me. When I leave this earth, someone is going to wind up with a rock and roll gold mine collection.
What's a CD? Just kidding, as I lived through it all -vinyl, 8 track , cassettes, lazer disc, walkman, CD, cloud, streaming .... but the reality is you could probably save a million songs on a memory stick these days -mind boggling really. I haven't played a CD in years but I still have me old vinyl's.
Because they're Canadian.
Why the hell are they not in the R&R HoF? because the RRHOF is bullshit
Give me your address and I'll Fedex a 4TB external drive. Will that be big enough? lol
because its an american corporation
What an amazing compilation of superstars!!! 🖤💜🖤💜🖤
Grand lineup and intro. By ringo starr rock on ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Here it is 2020 and the song still sounds great ,,even with all the great help
You mean,"especially with all the great help!"
Burton Cummings is timeless!
And Burton and The Guess Who did it in either '69 or'70! FIFTY YEARS and it still ROCKS!!
@@tantraman10 yes beautiful song.
6-2022
Nils Lofgren has a style all his own on guitar without using a guitar pick. Awesome!
played with Neil Yong and Springsteen among many others in between
This is awesome. Cant believe im just now seeing this. What a line-up!
What a lineup! Burton Cummings is one of my fave rock singers, ever!
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Not just one of the absolute greatest rock songs ever written and one of the best guitar riffs ever created but performed by what was indeed an absolute All Star band. The collection of talent on that stage and their connections and contributions to the history of rock n roll is amazing.
How did Ringo do it, putting so many musical legends on one stage? Incredible.
He's Ringo Starr.
Spot on, Freg Gerken.
He’s a bloody Bea’le.
When you're ONE of The Fab Four & Ringo calls you ANSWER..
Two were easy Zak is his son and Joe Walsh is his brother in law.
Two reasons:
1) He's the drummer of the biggest band in history
2) His All Star band has always been made of top tier musicians, so joining is an honour
That was killer. Always had a soft spot for the Guess Who, and Burton Cummings is a way-underrated vocalist.
Bosco Hern I totally agree!!I'm still waiting for them to be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame!!
Know this is a couple years ago but.... you had the best and we're still seing it!!!! FK the others!
@@dianadundidit5343 Johnny Rivers still is not H of F, you may have a while to wait. A lot different than Burton, but still beyond compare. He should be in there for Poor Side of Town alone. That song defines classic rock ballad.
john o'neal I agree, there's still so many others as well..Three Dog night!
IMO, Burton Cummings had one of the best voices in rock and roll.
I swear... the guess who NEVER got the recognition THEY RIGHTFULLY DESERVE!!
Why haven't they been inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame??!!!!
WAY overdue. Lets hope they make it the next few years.....totally deserved.
Obviously they were from the North End !
Great group!
One of my favorite bands---Saw both the Guess Who and BTO
Music to my ears ! This just popped up on you tube for me and this is the music I grew up with. Never gets old. What a cast of players!!! Guitar play was badass awesome LOL! 👍
Burton Cummings and the Guess Where were Awesome.
Guess Who*
@@cmissshelleymichelle And let us not forget the tribute bands...Guess What and the Guess When and the Guess Why and the Guess How. 😎
@@maryannajackson8238 Guess Again☺
Guess Not.
@@maryannajackson8238 Oh lawd. Lol. 🤯🤣😂 Sorry for my late reply just now seeing this. Thanks a lot UA-cam.
EVERYONE knows the GUESS WHO should be in the Rock N roll hall of fame
Who?
@John Linnon guess ?
my Dad loved that Band!
The Rock N Roll Hall of Fame is a farce, and should be disregarded.
You mean their Still Not????
Saw Burton all alone at the piano inside the Halifax Citadel on a drizzly, damp evening, and never felt warmer. He's written more great songs than most people realize.
This was incredible. Thanks for posting!
If video killed the radio star, computer technology killed the live music star. Guitar has all but disappeared from popular music today as has drums and pretty much every other live instrument because all you need is a microphone and a computer. It's sad. THIS right here is an all-star supergroup rocking the house and so much of today's music lacks that energy that live musicians and simple song structures bring.
I thank God I grew up in the 70's and got to experience this generation of musicians both as a young child (who started playing drums at age 3 and experience it from the stage!) and a half-century old man who has You Tube (the better side of technology) to now see all of these amazing live performances that I could never have seen back then. Burton Cummings is a rock vocal God IMO and that entire band was incredible. I never ever get tired of watching this performance, even if Zack Starkey did get just a little overanxious when he counted off the song LOL.
Omg. What a band!!!
No losers in this bunch.
except Nils Lofgren. His shortness gives him Napoleon syndrome. He is always trying to be the center of attention, crikey
Ya, I was in Germany, 1972 I believe. I was in the Army. Sitting with friends, colored posters on the wall, black lights and this song playing from America. Smoking some great hash from Afghanistan and Pakistan. This song brings back great memories. Great song.
Ringo always looks like he's having such a great time...
If you had the Beatles 1st on your resume, it might give him some confidence and peace of mind.....
How about ... because he is!!!???
I think he just is always having good times, I ran into him at the Hard Rock Casino in Tulsa,Ok. last month-i asked what he was doing there and he just said well I am Ringo so I must be here for the Bingo- he was doing a show later that weekend.but having a blast with Bingo-too cool
@@RShea-lp9wk It's been over 40 years since he was in the Beatles. I doubt that he's so small-souled as to still be riding life on that ticket. He's just a good guy.
Alden21 it's all about attitude👍
This was the year I ran into Ringo in lake Buena vista near Disney at the sun trust bank when I was a gardener for Disney. I saw an amazing Porsche come in the parking lot so I got off my mower watched too see what kind of person gets out. As he got closer I realized it was him or a lookalike and we had a nice conversation which ended with him giving me a ride across the street to Disney market place where I went to the employee cafeteria for lunch. What memories I have of Disney and all the people I met!
without a doubt Burton Cummings is one of the greatest voices of Rock ever
I don't think rock could be played any better than this. From vocals, down to the bass, and everything in between, no hyperbole intended, this was absolutely Fantastic. And it appeared like a walk in the park for them.
Ringo is a real class act!!
Agreed
A former co-worker and friend ran into to Ringo in a casino in Vegas. My friend was very impressed. He said Ringo was very gracious, unassuming, and generous with his time, just a regular guy. Of course you can get a picture, he said
And he will be the last Beatle to leave this earth.
@@christianresearchproject oh God are you one of that bunch who thinks Paul is dead?. Lord.
Yes he is and certainly a Nose ahead of the rest
Look at all that talent!!!! Love Burton Cummings!
Love that Zak Starkey is hammering the drum kit between verses to drive these superstars on this classic Guess Who track. Burton sounding great AND Timothy B. Schmit ... strong, strong performance on vocals. Wow! What a live version of a Canadian iconic song. Maybe the best ever.
I met Tod rundgren in person in 90,s.. Interactive Concert.. Great and this concert was fantastic with this people..
That was tight. Timothy B. Schmitt on bass and vocals. Quite a luxury really.
Killer performance by the All Starrs. I gotta say, I love Todd Rundgren. 😁
These guys sound great together. And why not -- individually, they're all incredibly talented and accomplished.
Saw this show and line up at Canada’s Wonderland in ‘92. Favourite part was during Todd Rundgrens Bang The Drum and Joe Walsh came out on stage dressed as the energizer bunny banging away on a big bass drum strapped to his chest.
I've seen Burton several times in concert he never fails to entertain and amaze a true Canadian treasure
Burton is still great - 2021....Check out hid awesome fb page......hevloves to post tons of stuff...all great!
and Order of Canada recipient too
@@RG-hf4et Burton Cumming seems to really like to perform , and puts a lot into it . I saw him in Edmonton at Rexall Place , when he was doing a " reunion " tour with Randy Bachman , and it was terrific . However , I also saw him doing a small show during K- Days , which was a free show to anyone who paid to get into the exhibition , and he put a lot into that show as well .
I just happen to click on this video, Have Mercy, What a great bunch of very talented musicians all in one room playing together. In sink with one another, it doesn't get much better than that. There should be a concert of a lifetime held in the USA where all the great musicians of rock n roll and our generation come together to have the greatest concert ever, And dedicate it to the musicians we have lost. I am 59 and have never been to a concert. I would not miss that one.
Wow what an all-star lineup; very nice to see these greats give Cummings/The Guess Who their due, even if Cummings' voice isn't what is was.
What a band. Only Ringo could put all these stars together to play with him!
Amazing!!!!
I'm not sure if Ringo never got enough credit all these years of the All-Star bands Ringo is a wonderful human being if we all had half the love I believe he has inside of him this world will be a beautiful place thank you Ringo in all your pals. For all the years of live music you brought to this world. We love you Ringo. And all of your pals. Keep on rocking. Too bad you couldn't get Polly out there. Oh well his loss. Love you Ringo
Just glad Ringo and these guys are still alive and walking the earth. Grew up singing to this cranked up on the car radio. When they're gone it will be the end of my era.
Wow! Always loved Ringo but to assemble this bunch of rock icons is magic. It’s the wrecking crew I’d love to be able to go see - NOW!!!
Ringo's All Star bands are the best ensembles you ever will find! 🌟
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I saw them on this tour. The best show soundwise ever. You could hear every note, every word. The songs were killin'. The crowd had fun, the band had fun, they were joking around goofing and playing there asses off.
Man, Ringo just has a blast playing after all these decades!
RINGO has the fun personality that everyone likes. It gives the oldies a chance to play live which is what we all liked to do
at 75 I still rock to these oldies!
I repeat Why isn't the Guess Who in the Hall of Fame??????
They should be !!!!
Aren't they in the Canada Hall of Fame ? Lived in Canada, recorded all their hits in Canada. I think I saw in an interview, where they were proud to be honored in their country.
American bigotry!!! How about Rush and Triumph??!!!
@@philc8575 Rush was inducted.
American Woman.
OMG AMAZINGGGGG!!!! Yes, Burt's voice impressive and my Dear Ringo 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 Thanks so much A. Viola !!!
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Can’t believe how good and fresh this sounds. But considering the lineup, it figures. Bravo!!