Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Indianapolis Pressing, Unipak.

After the departure of Randy Bachman, the band brought in two guitarists, Kurt Winter and Greg Leskiw.

But wait for it, the two bonus tracks feature Burton and Randy. Palmyra is arguably the best Guess Who song ever. Building on the No Time riff, they take it to another level. Stunning guitar work.

Get up in the morning, get on the bus Get up in the morning, like the rest of us Places to go, important people to meet Better not get up or you might lose your seat Bus rider. Leave the house at six o'clock to be on time Leave the wife and kids at home to make a dime Grab your lunch pail, check for mail in your slot You won't get your check if you don't punch the clock Bus rider Bus rider. Bus rider) You know you're riding every single morning to there (Bus rider) Ride, ride little man (Bus rider) I don't want to ride, no, I don't want to ride (Bus rider) Get up in the morning, get on the bus (Bus rider) Ooh, little man riding upside down, yeah (Bus rider) Umm, no I don't want to ride. Bus Rider" Track Info. Written By Kurt Winter. Release Date October 5, 1970.

The group returned to the Top Ten one last time in 1974 with the novelty single "Clap for the Wolfman," featuring dialogue by deejay Wolfman Jack. Burdened by shifting personnel and loss of direction, Cummings broke up the band in 1975 and tried a solo career