Bachman Turner Overdrive "Let It Ride" Reaction | Asia and BJ
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I'm a Black man raised in South Central Los angeles.
What many don't know in the 70s we had bands in every block.
I was raised listening to this song.
It has always been one of my absolute favorites.
My older brother would pick me up from school in his Couger, blasting this cut.
Little know facts about the hood.
This is one of my top 5 of all time!
The very end with the harmony is one of the best closers in rock history.
Best fade away ever
Absolutely. Just an awesome ending to an awesome song. Love those guitars and those amazing powerhouse gravel truck vocals of Fred.
@@danthompson6106 and that strong drum
BTO are great and sadly often overlooked- even though everyone knows at least one of their songs. Great stuff 👍
Agreed, great band.
How true. Got my 1st guitar right when this came out. Heavy bass back in the day. Love it
We know more then 1 song played the 8 track over and over and over lmao 🤣
This is my favorite tune from BTO and not a fan of the others but this tune kicks ass
These guys were bad ass. They look like they came on down from a mountain somewhere in the Northern Territory, and just started rockin.
One of the best things about BTO is no one asks what kind of music it is because it's pure rock and roll 🔥
Man, I love this song. Haven’t heard it in a long time, thanks for trying it out.
"Takin Care Of Buisness" and "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" was great by this awesome group
"Hey You" is pretty cool too.
"Roll on Down the Highway" is a good one, too.
One BTO track that's often overlooked is "Take It Like A Man".
Additionally, they had a couple of slower, jazzy cuts, "Lookin' Out For #1" and "Blue Collar".
This is my favorite, though.
The song was inspired by a car accident with a truck. Everyone was fine, so a driver said to just "let it ride".
Great song with Fred Turner on vocals.One cool thing about BTO is both Randy Bachman and Fred Turner sang lead on different songs.You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet features Randy on lead vocals.And Robbie Bachman,Randy's brother on drums.Tim Bachman,another brother also played guitar at times.
*That is Fred Turner on vocals in this one....always been my favorite BTO song.*
BTO, were a top Canadian rock band, sold millions, many great hits in the 70's
BTO never gets the respect they deserve. Should be in the Rock and Roll hall of fame. Randy Bachman was also a corner stone if The Guess Who and has many great guitar riffs to his credit.
Early 70s Band from Canada. BTO as they were called, was a Band that branched off of "The Guess Who" (American Woman No Sugar). They had a nice run into the late 70s.
You can't go wrong with Canadian Rockers...!!!
The Canadian still owe us an apology for Bryan Adams
@@ericklardie4808 Americans owe an apology for Michael Bolton.
@Donatella Loncar And your personal opinion is the correct one because?
@@accam6734 🤣🤣🤣🤣
always loved this band... .never realized how great the drummer was
Almost 50 years old…timeless music.
Fred's vocals always come from the bottom of his gut and it hits right where it needs to!!! Oh Canada brining it to ya 70's style.
DAMN!!!! I’d forgotten what a masterpiece this song is, haven’t heard it in a long time! Thanks for bringing back great memories ❤️🔥
Whenever bto came on the radio you would just automatically cranked it up. I love these guys.
I was fortunate enough to see them live in '88. Man, they are what '70s Rock is all about! And they ROCKED‼️
All the band members have more talent in one finger than a lot of people will ever have in their whole lives. The singer's voice, the harmonies, the drumming, the guitars. Amazing! Sometimes you just have to enjoy the music for the music and not try to decipher the lyrics.
BTO shines on this song. It's got all the elements and it's done really well.
Another great 70's band and song. Also check out Takin' Care of Business, Roll On Down the highway, Blue Collar and Hey You.
Blue Collar is just plain badass!
Please,, dont forget ROCK IS MY LIFE , THIS IS MY SONG
Not Fragile... Sledgehammer.... Money Bags
@@sammyholloway334 I was born standing up, with a guitar in my hands
This is my favorite tune from BTO and really kicks ass but has to be cranked 😎
70's BANDS RULE ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SO MUCH TALENT DISPLAYED.
☮️💜 Randy Bachman, on guitar, was part of The Guess Who before the band split
And Randy wrote, or cowrote many of the Guess Who's best songs, including These Eyes and No Sugar Tonight.
@@debjorgo yep, him and Burton were a good team when it came to writing songs
Randy wrote The New Mother Nature..Burton wrote No Sugar Tonight. Great bridge to connect the two songs. Most people thought it was one song. In reality it was two short songs bridged together to make one song.
@@ricknblueridge You have that backwards. Randy wrote No Sugar. Burton wrote New Mother Nature. There are live versions of them doing their own song without the other. Check out the Guess Who's post Randy Bachman's version of New Mother Nature. It's like a different song. There's a version of Randy doing No Sugar Tonight with the Ringo Starr All-Starr Band.
Another one of the great bands from Canada. Love this song.
Takin care of business..their biggest hit and I guarantee you heard it a movie or somewhere...its impossible not to like it...they write blue collar songs that relate to people...Canadian legends
Their second biggest hit, I must correct you. There's obviously no dethroning the unshakable behemoth that is "You ain't seen nothin' yet" 😛
RandyBachman is amazing , after leaving The Guess Who and coming up with a few memorable tunes!
RIP BTO drummer Robbie Bachman❤
What a band! Old high school song never forgotten.
I grew up with this music. Damn good rock group.
BTO was a great band. I saw them in 1975 after the Bachman brothers (Who had left The Guess Who) and Fred Turner formed Bachman Turner Overdrive.
My favorite BTO song is “Not Fragile”, from the album by the same name.
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Great band with lots of hits. Saw them on a tour opening for Van Halen in the 80s and they were recording some live tracks. They were so loud I had to go out in the Vending/Restroom area of the coliseum...lol. Side note: Randy Bachman grew up down the street from Lenny Breau, one of the greatest guitarists that's ever walked the planet - I think Lenny taught him some things early on.
Lenny was a huge influence on Randy....Even with the Guess Who, Randy showed his jazz licks...!
I saw the same tour! My opinion, they blew VH away
@@jordan390a I think Randy still protects Lenny's legacy when it's brought up. No way to measure it, but Lenny may have been the most versatile player to ever pick up a guitar. Could literally play any style.
Oh yeah, did you know that Van Halen picked BTO as their support for that tour because they reckoned that after the audience had sat through a set of BTO's greatest hits, they would be in a good mood and not bash and boo at Van Halen's then new singer Sammy Hagar - had they previously been so inclined? As it turned out, Van Halen had no cause for concern, "5150" becoming an instantly huge album and the band's first #1 in the US, but I still think it's a great story.
@@markrobb4343 That were so loud in the arena I was in Mark, we couldn't take it...lol. They were recording.
never get tired of hearing this tune .
Randy Bachman was the guitar player in The Guess Who.
Loved this song as a teen girl in the 70’s ! This band is great!
BTO, Nothing but good vibes from this band. More H.S. memories hearing these guys. Thanks 👍
Seeing that disco ball brought me all the way back to my first concert ever.
I know I’m aging myself but that ball with a light shining on it was the only
“special effects” at the BTO concert I attended! As Asia would say, “what?”
These guys were panned by the heavier rock groups and their fans back then
but I’ve always loved this band. “Taking Care of Business” is probably my favorite.
“God forgives, I don’t”..classic!
They were the core of GUESS WHO along with BURTON CUMMINGS.
The lead singer was Fred Turner. When this song was released in 1973 there were three Bachman's in the group. Those three were Randy (the lead guitarist), Robbie (the drummer), and Tim (guitarist, vocals). By the way the other BTO song Y'all reacted to was "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet". Now you need to do there second hit that "Let It Ride" was on. That song is called "Taking Care of Business". Two others that you might find real good are "Hey You" and "Roll on Down the Highway". All of these are still heard on Classic Rock Stations here in the U.S. Thank you Asia and BJ for your reaction to this song.
Fred Turner what a voice 👍
My favorites are Not Fragile and Blue Collar. You guys should give those a listen ✌️
Not Fragile is a terrific song. The whole album is gold.
Fred Turner was best man at my sister's wedding. Fred and my brother in law played in bands together back in the 60's. He plays bass with BTO, but back then he was an amazing lead guitar player.
He still has that awesome voice all these years later.
You can't help but move to BTO. Everyone had their albums back in the day.
Check out Blue Collar - who would think these guys could also do some amazing jazz? How that song isn't a 70's classic, I have no idea; perhaps it deviates too much from their image. Their masterpiece, imo.
Yes and yes. My fave by them.
I love this song and I love you for playing it!
I love it when you guys recognize 70s and 80s music! Makes me feel not so old. 😆
Oh please Asia, sing more. We all love your voice. Would love to hear you do some covers, too.
This is why I watch you, you bring back music I haven't heard for awhile. To me all music is good. Love to you both continue with all your channels. Again Thank You👏
BTO ARE among the new gods of Rock n' Roll!!!! Excellent group!!!!!
Enjoyed your reaction to my favorite BTO song. Every time I hear it, I picture myself riding a Harley out on the open road at full throttle. Keep up the cool content!
Old white guy of 62 from Canada here. BTO is a Canadian band that was HUGE when I was a youngster and a teen. Summers at the lake with BTO (and all the other cool bands of the day) blastin' on the radio.
BTO so often gets overlooked. For their straight up blues side check out Blue Collar.
Great song, definitely brings back good memories! 👍👍👍
"Hands Down" the MasterPiece of BTO. I am Canadian.
Back in the day, Deejays used to call them "Bachman Turner Overweight". Randy and Fred were big dudes. But when the music is this good you don't have to be traditionally handsome.
I never heard that before.
@@chrisa4695 Me neither..
Hey if you're from the great white north, you need a little extra padding to stay warm.
Loved BTO and this was and still is my favorite tune from them but never heard them called that on the radio
This is my favorite. Absolutely.
Saw them live in Winterland. Opening band was Styx. Best concert I ever went too. The loudest too.
Love you guys! You react to so many of my favorite Songs I grew up to. I tell ya back in those day's there was so many different bands that we all enjoyed! What happened to good music after 2000?
The best cruisin song. My daddy's 63 T-Bird! Takes me back.
A great song by an Awesome band!!! A great review by you two!!!
This group formed when The Guess Who disbanded and Randy Bachman was one of the main songwriters from The Guess Who.
I don't think they disbanded, Bachman left for whatever reason, saw the Guess who in 76 with Dominic Triano I believe it was their second last concert, was in Hamilton Ontario. Not saying that they weren't apart for a time, if they did I never knew or heard about it.
Check out Brave Belt, the band Randy formed with the first Guess Who singer, Chad Allen. Fred Turner joined after the first album, Chad left, and then they turned into Bachman Turner Overdrive.
@@debjorgo ok thank you I will
OMG, I love this song soooo much! Thank you!
Gosh, he was such a good drummer. I love to watch him.
This song is one of my favorites, greetings Asia and Dj!
Asia, you are the sassiest reactor on UA-cam! Love this reaction! I saw BTO in Chicago in '74 it was my first concert and they ROCKED! The opening act was a young Bob Seger!
Just a great song. BTO was one of my favorite groups. I was 13.
remember buying the 45-what a great song that has held up to the test of time
Love how you both jump into some great old music!! This is such a great tune!! BTO had sev great songs.. I always love their harmonies!!! ❤️❤️
These two 🤣 enjoying the show guys. 👍 i want to hear you sing some more. 🎶
My first concert back in 1975, ( yeah, I am a old chick, but I still rock!) They were really loud, and had an amazing show!
The ultimate driving song! ❤️😎
Loved this song when I was a teen. BTO!
OMG you get it. you freakin get it!!! ill follow you for life. thanks guys, exellent job
Great music, great musicians, who's musical roots are obviously somewhere near the dessert cart.
LOL You need a few extra pounds to make it through a Manitoba winter. ✌️🇨🇦
Love your analysis at the end. I never thought of the song as like, OK I let it ride now would YOU?
This one takes me back to the summer of '74 and Pop Warner football.
1974- it was in heavy rotation on AM radio.
Canadian band formed after the Guess Who broke up.Burton Cummings went solo and Randy Bachman formed BTO!
One of the best guitar segues EVER. Listen for it after the first verse... Hey, Asia, this is in the first verse: While you've been out runnin', I've been waitin' half the night... It ain't only the boys who stray... 😎
Your Going To Like This One Party On ! Oh Memories
"Takin' Care of Business"! Love that one. Great band.
Did you guys ever think you’d reach a point in your life where you might be out shopping somewhere and you might hear Let It Ride playing in the store and you’ll be able to look at each other and say “Bachman Turner Overdrive!” 🤣
Awesome on you! More B.T.O. and my favorite song by them!
you know they were, not sure if still are but were recently still touring...they have those vids on here somewhere if you were interested in checking them out, they still sound awesome.... and yep, the base player doing lead here still has a strong voice
Some of the best concerts I ever saw…
Excellent song,great band!
Rock Is My Life ...........................................................and this is my song.
One of my Faves by them
Randy was one half of the Bachman/Cummings team that fronted The Guess Who.
Bachman Turner Overdrive always reminded me of a Rock-Band for adults.
Another great one
The 70's rock was so soulful.
Randy Bachman also in The Guess Who another underrated band
Great sounds great music live even better
Great song! It's also in the movie "Invincible" with Mark Wahlberg.
Asia and BJ I think BJ nailed the sentiment going on here. HE, the singer, once, let it ride. Now he's sticking it on her and asking, will SHE let it ride. For whatever misdeed he's guilty of? That's my take, too.
Very good commercial song.
Excellent review.
Great band from back in the day! Hey You is another one you might enjoy! ✌️😎
Fred Turner can belt it out.
Guy's got some pipes.
Randy bachman is a Canadian treasure
In an interview Randy Bachman said he and Bachman-Turner Overdive were sharing a dressing room with the Doobie Brothers during Mardi Gras in New Orleans back in the early 1970s, when he was working out the final guitar parts for "Let it Ride." The Doobies liked it so much that they used very similar chords on one of their biggest hits "Long Train Running" from their best album "The Captain and Me" (1973). Compare the two songs and you will see right away they were baked in the same oven. Two of _THE_ best rhythm based Classic Rock bands ever. In fact, Randy stated plainly in another interview that he specifically was trying to create a rhythm based rock band in the same vein as CCR and the Doobie Brothers when he formed BTO! Great stuff Asia and BJ! 💥🎸🎙️🎶🎸
You guys are rockin' it!!! You listened to "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet. Try "Takin' Care of Business"! BTO is another awesome band. I'm lovin' your choices of music!!
Loved your reactions ya'll!
Bachman-Turner overdrive four-wheel drive one of their best songs and albums
This was on Mark Wahlberg's movie Invincible ....great movie and great soundtrack !
Wife here..In my top 3 favorites from BTO!!.."No" says Ms.Asia..I feel ya Girlfriend!Yyyyeesss POWERFUL..Awesome reaction as always!!!
Would hear this song a lot on 50,000 watt blow torch radio station CKLW-AM Radio in the 70's