The Guess Who - No Time

From the album Canned Wheat in 1969, this version of No Time has an extended intro and ending. With some great added riffs and a very psychedelic sound, this version came out a few months before the better-known version of No Time from the American Woman album.

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[babyRoses7]

I was 17 in 1965!<<showing my age now! But so thankful I grew up in this time period of great music! We had the best of the best music! And I am shocked to read here that this fabulous rock band was not inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! That's so shameful! You will never hear music like this again folks! This day and age is gone, sad to say for good! WE have a different world now and different kind of young people!

[PhuckThusBullshit]

The list of who is not in the alleged "Hall of Fame" and will never be there is embarrassing.

[hughbo52]

I really do enjoy this song, but I really never got over American Woman...a classic for the ages.

[larreey69er]

I'm with you, babyroses. I was 15 in 1965. Music that year was good, but holy fuck did it get better. Our music, muscle cars, and bad ass girls, blow this shit of today away. Yes, the Guess Who deserves to be in the Rock Hall. Can you believe Blondie, which is pure shit, is in, though. I went to the Hall once and laughed of some of the shit they have displayed. Rock my ass. Keep rockin.

[Danilo Lee]

You nailed it babyroses7.

[Jimmy Fighera]

old time - BIG FAN.

[vitchie moral]

R.I.P Ray Manzarek!

[john gaynor]

Now this was the good old days.....Great Music ...... and always wanted to hear it again and again.....hope the young people of today realize how great this music really was and still Is..

[Miguel Neto]

kkk...idem...a primeira vez que ouvi esse som e me liguei nessa banda também tinha 17 anos. Comprei esse LP há alguns anos em uma feirinha de antiguidades q tem na praça Benedito Calixto em São Paulo.

[John Anderson]

Steely Dan is another favorite group of mine. I have a sheet music book of their most popular songs called "Best of Steely Dan, Legendary Guitar Licks", published by Cherry Lane Music Company; it comes with an instructional CD for guitar players. But I don't play much guitar any more; I primarily play a Roland digital keyboard; I have learned several of the guitar parts & solos for Reeling in the Years, Boddhisatta, Peg, on the Roland & it is an absolute blast to play them! Thx for compliment!

[steelydon19]

Nicely put, John! :)

[steelydon19]

I was a teenage Burton Cumming wannabe! :)