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All tracks are in mono unless otherwise specified.
The Guess Who includes: Burton Cummings (vocals, keyboards); Randy Bachman (guitar); Jim Kale, Garry Peterson.
Recorded between 1963 and 1967. Includes liner notes by John Einarson.
Digitally remastered by Bob Irwin (Sundazed Studios, Coxsackie, New York).
Before they burst into the mainstream with pop hits like "These Eyes" and "American Woman," the Guess Who were the garage-rocking pride of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Sundazed's excellent 24-track anthology SHAKIN' ALL OVER is the first compilation of the Guess Who's singles and unreleased tracks, from their formation in 1963 to their signing to RCA Records in late 1967. In addition to well-known classics like the title track, their classic 1965 garage rock stomper, and the blue-eyed soul of "It's My Pride," this set includes two previously unreleased songs and a number of rarities including a beautiful cover of Buffalo Springfield's "Flying on the Ground Is Wrong," written by another veteran of the Winnipeg garage rock scene, Neil Young. The remastered set features excellent sound and comprehensive liner notes.
The Guess Who includes: Burton Cummings (vocals, keyboards); Randy Bachman (guitar); Jim Kale, Garry Peterson.
Recorded between 1963 and 1967. Includes liner notes by John Einarson.
Digitally remastered by Bob Irwin (Sundazed Studios, Coxsackie, New York).
Before they burst into the mainstream with pop hits like "These Eyes" and "American Woman," the Guess Who were the garage-rocking pride of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Sundazed's excellent 24-track anthology SHAKIN' ALL OVER is the first compilation of the Guess Who's singles and unreleased tracks, from their formation in 1963 to their signing to RCA Records in late 1967. In addition to well-known classics like the title track, their classic 1965 garage rock stomper, and the blue-eyed soul of "It's My Pride," this set includes two previously unreleased songs and a number of rarities including a beautiful cover of Buffalo Springfield's "Flying on the Ground Is Wrong," written by another veteran of the Winnipeg garage rock scene, Neil Young. The remastered set features excellent sound and comprehensive liner notes.