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So Long, Bannatyne
Studio album by
ReleasedJuly 1971
Recorded1971
StudioRCA`s Mid-America Recording Center, Chicago, Illinois
GenreRock
Length41:48
LabelRCA Victor
ProducerJack Richardson
The Guess Who chronology
The Best of The Guess Who
(1971)
So Long, Bannatyne
(1971)
Rockin`
(1972)
Singles from So Long, Bannatyne
  1. "Rain Dance"
    Released: July 1971
  2. "Sour Suite"
    Released: October 1971

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So Long, Bannatyne

  • Fecha Lanzamiento: Julio 1971 · Fecha Grabación: 1971 -
    Discográfica: RCA Victor · Estudio de grabación: RCA`s Mid-America Recording Center, Chicago, Illinois · Productor: Jack Richardson

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    1971 studio album by The Guess Who

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    So Long, Bannatyne is the eighth studio album by the Canadian rock band The Guess Who, released in 1971 by RCA Records.

    Background

    The album`s title track includes the words:

    So long Bannatyne, hello my Chevrier home.

    The album`s packaging and title track illustrate a transition in the life of Guess Who guitarist Kurt Winter, moving from the city to the suburbs. The front cover has the words "So Long, Bannatyne" and shows the band dressed casually around a red Chevrolet with a Manitoba license plate in front of The Bannatyne Apartments (located at 545 Bannatyne Avenue in the band`s hometown of Winnipeg). The back cover has the words "Hello, My Chevrier Home" and shows the band now dressed more formally with the same red Chevrolet in the back of a home located on Chevrier Boulevard, about 5 miles from downtown Winnipeg.

    In 2015 the Bannatyne Apartments building, while vacant, was damaged by fire.[2]

    Track listing

    All songs written by Burton Cummings and Kurt Winter except where noted.

    Side one

    1. "Rain Dance" – 2:45
    2. "She Might Have Been a Nice Girl" (Cummings) – 3:13
    3. "Goin` a Little Crazy" – 6:59
    4. "Fiddlin`" – 1:06
    5. "Pain Train" – 3:45
    6. "One Divided" (Greg Leskiw) – 2:38

    Side two

    1. "Grey Day" (Leskiw) – 4:16
    2. "Life in the Bloodstream" (Cummings) – 3:10
    3. "One Man Army" – 3:55
    4. "Sour Suite" (Cummings) – 4:08
    5. "So Long, Bannatyne" – 5:55

    Bonus Tracks (2010 Iconoclassic CD Release)

    1. "Albert Flasher" (Cummings) – 3:06
    2. "Broken" – 2:44

    8-Track

    • The 8-track release featured a different ordering of tracks due to the practical need to balance as closely as possible the play time of each of the four programs:

    Program 1: "Life in the Bloodstream", "Fiddlin`", "So Long, Bannatyne"

    Program 2: "Rain Dance", "Sour Suite", "Pain Train"

    Program 3: "One Divided", "One Man Army", "Grey Day"

    Program 4: "She Might Have Been a Nice Girl", "Goin` a Little Crazy"

    Personnel

    The Guess Who

    • Burton Cummings – lead vocals, keyboards, saxophone[3]
    • Kurt Winter – lead guitar, backing vocals
    • Greg Leskiw – rhythm guitar, backing vocals, lead vocal and banjo on "One Divided"
    • Jim Kale – bass, backing vocals
    • Garry Peterson – drums, backing vocals

    Additional personnel

    • Brian Christian – engineer
    • Jack Richardson – producer

    Charts

    Chart (1971)

    Peak
    position

    Canada Top Albums/CDs (RPM)[4]

    10

    US Billboard 200[5]

    52

    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    1971 studio album by The Guess Who

    Professional ratings
    Review scores
    SourceRating
    Allmusic[1]

    So Long, Bannatyne is the eighth studio album by the Canadian rock band The Guess Who, released in 1971 by RCA Records.

    Background

    The album`s title track includes the words:

    So long Bannatyne, hello my Chevrier home.

    The album`s packaging and title track illustrate a transition in the life of Guess Who guitarist Kurt Winter, moving from the city to the suburbs. The front cover has the words "So Long, Bannatyne" and shows the band dressed casually around a red Chevrolet with a Manitoba license plate in front of The Bannatyne Apartments (located at 545 Bannatyne Avenue in the band`s hometown of Winnipeg). The back cover has the words "Hello, My Chevrier Home" and shows the band now dressed more formally with the same red Chevrolet in the back of a home located on Chevrier Boulevard, about 5 miles from downtown Winnipeg.

    In 2015 the Bannatyne Apartments building, while vacant, was damaged by fire.[2]

    Track listing

    All songs written by Burton Cummings and Kurt Winter except where noted.

    Side one

    1. "Rain Dance" – 2:45
    2. "She Might Have Been a Nice Girl" (Cummings) – 3:13
    3. "Goin` a Little Crazy" – 6:59
    4. "Fiddlin`" – 1:06
    5. "Pain Train" – 3:45
    6. "One Divided" (Greg Leskiw) – 2:38

    Side two

    1. "Grey Day" (Leskiw) – 4:16
    2. "Life in the Bloodstream" (Cummings) – 3:10
    3. "One Man Army" – 3:55
    4. "Sour Suite" (Cummings) – 4:08
    5. "So Long, Bannatyne" – 5:55

    Bonus Tracks (2010 Iconoclassic CD Release)

    1. "Albert Flasher" (Cummings) – 3:06
    2. "Broken" – 2:44

    8-Track

    • The 8-track release featured a different ordering of tracks due to the practical need to balance as closely as possible the play time of each of the four programs:

    Program 1: "Life in the Bloodstream", "Fiddlin`", "So Long, Bannatyne"

    Program 2: "Rain Dance", "Sour Suite", "Pain Train"

    Program 3: "One Divided", "One Man Army", "Grey Day"

    Program 4: "She Might Have Been a Nice Girl", "Goin` a Little Crazy"

    Personnel

    The Guess Who

    • Burton Cummings – lead vocals, keyboards, saxophone[3]
    • Kurt Winter – lead guitar, backing vocals
    • Greg Leskiw – rhythm guitar, backing vocals, lead vocal and banjo on "One Divided"
    • Jim Kale – bass, backing vocals
    • Garry Peterson – drums, backing vocals

    Additional personnel

    • Brian Christian – engineer
    • Jack Richardson – producer

    Charts

    Chart (1971)

    Peak
    position

    Canada Top Albums/CDs (RPM)[4]

    10

    US Billboard 200[5]

    52

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