The Guess Who · 1970

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1. The Guess WhoAugust 13, 1969

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   The Guess Who recorded the song “American Woman” at RCA Mid-America Recording Center in Chicago. The song was released in March 1970 and later reached No. 1 on both the US and Canadian singles charts.
2. The Guess WhoAugust 16, 1969

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   The Guess Who's "These Eyes" received a gold certification.
3. The Guess WhoOctober 5, 1974

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   The Guess Who's song “Clap for the Wolfman” reached No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 and featured the unmistakable voice of radio host Wolfman Jack. He liked the song so much that he left his lucrative job at WNBC and went on tour with the Canadian band.
4. The Guess WhoSeptember 7, 1975

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   The Guess Who played their final concert at the Montreal Forum. In 1987, they temporarily reunited for The Guess Who Juno Special. Later, a dispute arose among the original members because Jim Kale and Garry Peterson continued using the band's name with new musicians. In 2023, Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman regained the right to use the name The Guess Who, and in 2026 they began touring again.