GUESS WHO AMERICAN WOMAN NUMBERED 180 Gram EDITION + HITS+ ROCKIN Sealed 4 LP

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THE GUESS WHO - AMERICAN WOMAN STARTS THIS 4 LP COLLECTION - THIS TITLE WAS MADE BY THE NOW OUT OF BUSINESS MASTERING COMPANY CISCO RECORDS AND THIS IS THE RARE NUMBERED 180 Gram Heavy Virgin Vinyl LP re-mastered from the Original Master Tapes . THIS TITLE IS NOW OUT OF PRINT & TREMENDOUSLY RARE 1ST EDITION OF THIS TITLE ON AUDIOPHILE 180 GRAM VINYL. DON'T MISS OUT. 

THE SECOND LP IN THIS COLLECTION IS THE GUESS WHO'S GREATEST HITS 180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE MASTERPIECE

PLUS THE BONUS OF THE ORIGINAL RELEASES ROAD FOOD & ROCKIN TOTALING A 4 LP SET 

The Guess Who were a Canadian rock band who achieved international success with the 1970 hit singles “No Time” and “American Woman”.

Formed in Winnipeg in 1960, they had a Canadian No.1 in 1965 with “Shakin’ All Over” while still called Chad Allan & the Expressions. But the records were credited to “Guess Who?”, as a marketing gimmick designed to get the public guessing that the song might be a secret side-project by a big-name star. By the time their real identity was revealed, they were so well known as “Guess Who?” that they were forced to take it on as their real name.

In 1968 they changed the name to “The Guess Who” (without a question mark), and they enjoyed a US Top 10 hit the following year with “These Eyes”. Their biggest success came with the 1970 release of American Woman: the title track was the first Canadian song to top the US charts, and it topped the Canadian chart and made an impression in the UK too. “No Time” also went to No.1 in Canada, and made the US Top 5.

Guitarist and songwriter Randy Bachman then left to form Bachman-Turner Overdrive, and the band struggled to replicate their earlier success, though they still had several minor hits. “Clap for the Wolfman” (1974) was a Top 10 hit on both sides of the border, but the band broke up the following year.

Featured in Michael Fremer's Heavy Rotation in the May 2006 Issue of Stereophile!

AMERICAN WOMAN - NUMBERED OUT OF PRINT  EDITION -  Despite a previous Top 40 hit “These Eyes” from Wheat-field Soul, success was evasive south of the Canadian border for The Guess Who. American Woman ignited U.S. interest in the then 7-year old rock band from Winnipeg. The certified Gold Record contains three Top 40 singles (“No Time”, “No Sugar Tonight” and the ubiquitous title track). It successfully bridged the gap between 60’s poprock and 70’s stadium rock.

The Guess Who’s next album Share the Land contained the hit title track, a rallying cry against corporate greed and warmongering, though in a less affronting manner than “American Woman.” The band officially broke up in 1975, but continues in various guises today.

Cisco continues its mission to bring great records to the public with breath-taking improvements in sound. Where original LPs (and CD reissues) of American Woman are thin, grainy and lacking in bottom-end. Kevin Gray and Robert “Mr. Record” Pincus have brought out of the original master tapes wide dynamics, rich bass extension and a clarity that will blow your mind. Now you can have the classic songs and amazing musicianship of The Guess Who wrapped in sound worthy of their work. So pick up a copy today, put it on your turntable and crank it up! Your neighbors may not be happy, but we guarantee you will be.

Cisco Music unleashes a seminal Rock and Roll Masterpiece like you’ve never heard before! The first of four new LPs from the RCA Archives! 180-gram LP pressed by Record Technology featuring all-analog mastering directly from the original, first-generation 1/4” master tapes. Faithfully reproduced gatefold jacket and labels.

Features:
• 180g Vinyl
• Pressed by R.T.I.
• All-Analog Mastering Directly from the original, first generation 1/4" Master Tapes
• All original gatefold jacket and labels

Selections:
1. American Woman
2. No Time
3. Talisman
4. No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature
5. 969 (The Oldest Man) (instrumental)
6. When Friends Fall Out
7. 8:15
8. Proper Stranger
9. Humpty’s Blues/American Woman (Epilogue)

GUESS WHO'S GREATEST HITS - 180g Audiophile Vinyl Mastered by Friday Music's Joe Reagoso With Kevin Gray From Original RCA Records Tapes! Pressed at RTI!

The Guess Who are one of the few legendary classic rock bands that have stood the test of time for many decades. Their music penned mostly by founders Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings are compositions that are played all over the world, every hour, every day, thanks to the undying love and support of their signature tunes like American Woman, Laughing, No Time, Hand Me Down World, These Eyes, etc.

After a string of non-stop hit singles and chart topping albums, RCA Records saluted this great band with their very first Greatest Hits album called The Best Of The Guess Who. This amazing collection grabbed all the hit singles and solid album tracks from their first four albums, and rose to the upper rungs of the pop album charts for weeks throughout 1970 and 1971.

Side One features the classic line-up of Burton Cummings, Randy Bachman, Jim Kale and Gary Peterson, with tunes from their key albums American Woman, Canned Wheat and Wheatfield Soul.

Side Two included the Mark II band with Burton Cummings, Jim Kale, Gary Peterson with the addition of the late great Kurt Winter and Greg Leskiw, featuring songs from the groundbreaking Share The Land album.

Friday Music is no stranger to The Guess Who and Randy Bachman catalogs of fine music, so it is with great honor that they announce the first time ever 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl release of the mega platinum The Best of The Guess Who.

Mastered impeccably by Joe Reagoso and Kevin Gray from the original RCA Records tapes at RTI, this wonderful greatest hits album truly resonates the true rock and soulful performances of The Guess Who at their creative peak.

As a special limited edition release, Friday Music presents this creative masterwork in its original gatefold cover, for the first time in four decades, as well as enclosing a poly bag to protect your album cover and poly lined inner sleeve to help keep your vinyl in mint shape.

The Best of The Guess Who... A classic rock treasure trove of Greatest Hits from Canada’s finest is now audiophile vinyl reality... From your friends at Friday Music!

Features:
• Limited Edition
• 180g Audiophile Vinyl
• Mastered from Original RCA Records Tapes
• Mastered by Joe Reagoso with Kevin Gray at RTI
• First Ever 180g Audiophile Vinyl Release
• Poly-lined inner sleeve
• Poly protective outter bag
• Original gatefold cover

Selections:
Side A
1. These Eyes (1969, from Wheatfield Soul)
2. Laughing (1969, from Canned Wheat)
3. Undun ((1969, from Canned Wheat)
4. No Time (1969, from American Woman)
5. American Woman (1970, from American Woman)
6. No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature (1970, from American Woman)
Side B - From Share the Land, 1970:
1. Hand Me Down World
2. Bus Rider
3. Share the Land
4. Do You Miss Me Darlin'
5. Hang On to Your Life  

There have been so few vinyl LPs produced over the last 5 years that you should never pass up the opportunity to upgrade your collection. They're each very limited in their pressings and disappear with extraordinary quickness from the vinyl market. This causes prices to skyrocket because once they are gone, they are gone forever! Don't second-guess yourself with this chance to upgrade your collection because before you know it, the opportunity will have passed forever. 

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PLUS THE BONUSES OF THE ORIGINAL RELEASES OF ROAD FOOD & ROCKIN STILL IN THERE ORIGINAL SEALS (but each has a small cutout in jacket). Rockin , originally released in 1972, represented a back-to-basics album for The Guess Who. The twin-guitars of Kurt Winter and Greg Leskiw power one of the band s hardest rocking releases. Yet in true early 70s Guess Who fashion, Rockin features an all-inclusive definition of rock, from the heavy riffs of opening track and single Heartbroken Bopper, the 50s-styled boogies Get Your Ribbons On and Running Bear, the harmony-driven Smoke Big Factory, the socially conscious Guns, Guns, Guns, and the psychedelic multipart suite that closed the original album. A longtime cult-favorite among their fans,

ROAD FOOD - STILL WITH THE ORIGINAL MARKETING STICKER ATTACHED MARKETING THE HITS "CLAP FOR THE WOLFMAN" AND "STAR BABY". APL1-0409 RCA RECORDS 

ROCKIN - RCA RECORDS LSP - 4602 - 1972 RELEASE 

1. Heartbroken Bopper

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