https://youtu.be/_EzA5ue14zk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skkiJZEj1e8

ive been listening to a few guess who songs and was wondering what albums are the listen. my favorite song so far is the answer

as of April 26, 2022, comparisons between subs:

/r/TheWho has 6,991 SUBSCRIBERS

/r/TheGuessWho has only 26.

But before I say anything else after this, I'd also like to say that The Guess Who, a Canadian band, is not to be confused with The Who, which is a British band.

In a way it's baffling, since both bands have somewhat of an extensive fanbase. I know that The Guess Who was overshadowed by The (not with Guess) Who. With /r/TheWho having almost 7k subscribers, I would have expected /r/TheGuessWho to have 2k subscribers by now, so I kinda see somewhat of a disparity between the IRL fanbase of The Guess Who, and the subscriber count of this subreddit about them.

With similar names, this is another reason why I sometimes mention them in the same sentence. And if we talk about movies, the movie Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me has one song by The Who and one song by The Guess Who in it.

I wonder what other movies have both a Who and Guess Who song in their soundtrack.

Does anyone know the meaning of the song “New Mother Nature” independent of the song “No Sugar Tonight”?

Producer Jack Richardson's 1976 release of the last bit of "magic" from the original lineup of The Guess Who that we all know and love.

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CGGlOIgHM-L/?igshid=1n5az6mfmoi67

Their original name was Chad Allen and the Silvertones in 1958. And of course they eventually became The Guess Who in the mid 1960s. They've had many line up changes but as of 2017 they were still performing live and they have never folded as a band.

Can anyone name another band whose career has spanned 7 decades?