Latest about Randy Bachman
60 years after he sold it, Neil Young has been reunited with his Squires Gretsch 6120 – thanks to Randy Bachman
Young tracked down his beloved Gretsch online, and has since been playing it live on tour
Randy Bachman on the time he would share amps with Neil Young
Bachman’s combo amp caught Young’s eye, and he would take every chance he could to get his hands on it
Bachman-Turner Overdrive release first new material in over 25 years – and it features a Neil Young guitar solo
Young takes care of business with a pounding solo on 60 Years Ago, while the band announces a Canada/US tour
When she was just a teenager, Lindsay Ell was playing blues with Buddy Guy – and being mentored by Randy Bachman
The Canadian singer-songwriter was recently handpicked by Shania Twain as her lead guitarist and recently reflected on her early guitar mentors
Randy Bachman on how a broken string inspired his iconic American Woman guitar riff
How one broken string on a ‘59 Les Paul changed Randy Bachman’s career
Over 200 of Randy Bachman's iconic guitars are up for auction
Over 200 of Randy Bachman's iconic guitars are up for auction
“I felt like I’d stumbled upon this magical sound radiating off people’s turntables… my Strat and Gretsch together had this sound of one guitar, even when it was two”: As Randy Bachman prepares to part with his guitar collection, he’s still burning bright
The 80-year-old Guess Who and Bachman-Turner Overdrive pioneer is hitting the road with extra energy after hearing remastered live recordings: “We were on fire! We went to Japan and played as good as Led Zeppelin”
“My guitar playing was a one-of-a-kind thing I developed as a kid in Winnipeg. You can’t replace that”: Randy Bachman is suing the band performing under The Guess Who name for $20 million
Bachman and Guess Who co-writer Burton Cummings say the current group – featuring drummer Garry Peterson – has tainted their legacy
Randy Bachman reunited with beloved orange 1957 Gretsch 6120 Chet Atkins after 45 years apart
The Guess Who/Bachman–Turner Overdrive guitarist's long-lost Gretsch was returned to him in Tokyo by Japanese rockabilly great Takeshi, in exchange for a nearly identical 6120 from the same year
