Bachman Cummings
Jukebox

Randy and Burton are from an era when boys grew up wanting to be Elvis, Fats, Ray, Buddy, or Jerry Lee. As they got a little older they wanted to be John or George or Paul or Ringo. Or maybe Mick or Eric. All the while Randy and Burton stayed tuned to the AM radio dial in Winnipeg, and kept plugging quarters into the local Jukebox , listening to those magical songs that would inspire them to write their own songs and to dream those wistful dreams that someday their songs and music would inspire others, as these songs in spired them. Randy and Burton got their chance and we all know the results: "American Woman", "Takin' Care of Business", "These Eyes", "Stand Tall", "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" and the list goes on and on.

Two of music's most prolific writers now salute their idols. The "Jukebox" Album is an homage to those great artists who Randy and Burton learned from and idolized. The songs on "Jukebox" are the roots of their beginnings and in it you hear the very joy of making mus ic together that Randy and Burton have never lost. Once again, they are those boys playing and singing and dreaming. The songs take us back to a time of innocence and all of our youths. You hear Elvis, Fats and Dylan. You hear the power of the music that changed a world. Randy and Burton made this record for the very same reasons they started making music all those years ago - they couldn't help themselves. It's what they do. It's who they are. And once again the talent of Randy and Burton shines through as they bring to each of these classic songs an interpretation that would bring a smile to the faces of the original artists and will surely bring a smile to everyone listening to the Bachman Cummings "Jukebox" album.

The "Jukebox" symbolizes an era of community club dances, high school gym dances and the Sock Hop. The concept of the Bachman Cummings "Jukebox" album will recreate that era in all its glory: the clothes, the dances and the music. It will introduce younger audiences to music they may not know, but which will undoubtedly have the same affect on them that it had on a Randy and Burton those many yea rs ago.

...fun, innocence, joy and hope... Bachman Cummings "JUKEBOX"
Regular Version: 17 track CD, digipak.
Deluxe Version: 17 track CD + bonus DVD (The Jukebox Interviews - Randy & Burton), digipak with booklet.

TRACK-LIST (with original artists / songwriters)
01. Baby Come Back - The Equals (Eddy Grant)
02. Who Do You Love - Bo Diddly / Buddy Holly / The Rolling Stones (Ellas McDaniel)
03. I'm Happy Just To Dance With You - The Beatles (John Lennon / Paul McCartney)
04. The Walk - Jimmy McCracklin (Jimmy McCracklin)
05. Don't Talk To Him - Cliff Richard & The Shadows (Cliff Richard / Bruce Welch)
06. Man Of Mystery (Instrumental) - The Shadows (Michael Carr)
07. Ain't That Just Like A Woman - Fats Domino (Claude Demetrius / Fleecie Moore)
08. Little Queenie - Chuck Berry / Bobby Rydell (Chuck Berry)
09. Good Time - Sam Cooke / The Rolling Stones (Sam Cooke)
10. Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan (Bob Dylan)
11. Judy In Disguise (With Glasses) - John Fred & The Playboy Band (Andrew Bernard / John Fred)
12. Don't You Just Know It - Huey 'Piano' Smith & The Clowns (Huey P. Smith)
13. Yeh, Yeh - Georgie Fame (Jon Hendricks / Rodgers Grant / Pat Patrick)
14. Agent Double-O Soul - Edwin Starr (Charles Hatcher / Bill Sharpley)
15. The Letter - The Box Tops (Wayne Carson Thompson)
16. Ain't That Loving You Baby - Elvis Presley (Ivory Joe Hunter / Clyde Otis)
17. American Woman 2007 - The Guess Who (Randy Bachman / Burton Cummings / Jim Kale / Garry Peterson)

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