Bachman-Turner Overdrive

After leaving the Guess Who and forming another band, Randy Bachman got another shot at stardom with his brothers and C.F. Turner in Bachman-Turner Overdrive.

For Labor Day, we've given you a Clash of the Titans between two songs about the plight of the working man.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive's 'Four Wheel Drive,' which was released in May 1975, showed the band starting to suffer from burnout.

Even in his younger years, Randy Bachman was a driven individual – the guy who put the “overdrive” in Bachman-Turner Overdrive.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive had been on a very respectable run, in the period leading up to the release of 'Not Fragile.'

For the second time in as many years, Tim Bachman of Bachman-Turner Overdrive has been charged with sexual assault.

Bachman Turner Overdrive's hard-hitting 1974 album 'Not Fragile' has been remastered and expanded for a two-CD 40th anniversary edition due March 18 from Universal Canada.

In our new round of the Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame, two of the '70s' most popular rock bands square off for the chance to become the 11th artist to win the 100 percent fan-voted battle.

Nineteen-seventy-three's 'BTO II' really only boasted two stand-out tracks, and neither cracked the Top 10. Still, the songs were enough to free Randy Bachman of his early association with the Guess Who and to establish Bachman-Turner Overdrive as a new presence in rock &apo…

Randy Bachman had had enough of the Guess Who when he formed Bachman-Turner Overdrive with his drumming brother Robbie and Fred Turner, a fellow Canadian rocker who came up in the bar-rock scene. At first, the group basically followed its blues and garage instincts, playing guitar-based ro…