Bachman-Turner Overdrive

Randy Bachman is reviving the group, with founding bassist and singer Fred Turner also involved.

Co-founding guitarist appeared on Canadian group’s first two albums.

They faced a difficult road moving on without Randy Bachman.

He played on all but one of the band's studio albums.

BTO's third album title was a playful swipe at the prog band's 1971 classic.

Their '70s-era success represented vindication for leader, whose decision to leave the Guess Who had been widely questioned.

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.

They returned with less than a year after the band's third album, the huge hit 'Not Fragile.'

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