RIP Robbie Bachman

[GOS]

MY gosh. Founding drummer for BTO, Rob Bachman has passed away.

https://blabbermouth.net/news/found...drive-drummer-robin-robbie-bachman-dead-at-69

 

[Bill B]

It's been a bad week for musicians.
RIP Robbie.

 

[Marplot]

F@%* this week.

 

[Quad Linda]

RIP

Huge BTO fan. One Saturday long ago we caught BTO, Alice Cooper, Steppenwolf & Eric Burdon.

A fave BTO deep track co-authored by Rob from BTO I , Hold Back the Water:

 

[Obbop]

Sounded awesome rolling through the QRX-9001 Vario-Matrix . . . when it still lived and graced my music listening room. All I have now are memories of audio delights of the past. Sniff.

The groovy BTO tune that lame corporate-owned radio never plays:

 

[GOS]

The groovy BTO tune that lame corporate-owned radio never plays:

Always LOVED this song. In fact, I gravitate to it every time I listen to this album. Mood!

 

[ar surround]

A fave BTO deep track co-authored by Rob from BTO I , Hold Back the Water:

The groovy BTO tune that lame corporate-owned radio never plays:

These were "deep tracks" until the DV twofer came out. If you don't have it already, you might want to indulge now.

 

[Quad Linda]

Sounded awesome rolling through the QRX-9001 Vario-Matrix . . . when it still lived and graced my music listening room. All I have now are memories of audio delights of the past. Sniff.

The groovy BTO tune that lame corporate-owned radio never plays:

IMHO, BTO's best track on their best album. Blue Collar, crooner CF Turner featuring the jazz guitar stylings of Randy Bachman.

 

[Bill B]

Sounded awesome rolling through the QRX-9001 Vario-Matrix . . . when it still lived and graced my music listening room. All I have now are memories of audio delights of the past. Sniff.

The groovy BTO tune that lame corporate-owned radio never plays:

.... needs more cowbell.

 

[Marcsten]

RIP

Huge BTO fan. One Saturday long ago we caught BTO, Alice Cooper, Steppenwolf & Eric Burdon.

A fave BTO deep track co-authored by Rob from BTO I , Hold Back the Water:

One of the best tracks from a great LP! My very first concert ever was BTO at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City. It was right as Not Fragile was coming out in 1974. Me and beautiful Tricia Dunn saw it together. I will never forget that night! I was 15. RIP Robbie.