The Guess Who - Sour Suite (Remastered) video free download

Thomas Crone

One of the best of The Guess Who. I always loved playing it during my Radio shows. It was ahead of its time.

James Gatto

Burton and the Guess Who really left us with some classic and ever lasting good music. Thanks for the post.

John Hutchins

I hope Burt lives forever, he will in these fabulous songs he has shared with us.

KazGrafix

Guess Who had their downtown Winnipeg penthouse it was located at 201 Portage Ave. Coincindentally, their suite # was 46 it was in the Nanton Building, 

Colin Sanders

entered Cashbox Dec 4, 1971

Doris Fischer

i heard that song when i lost my fiancee by death, i couldn´t anymore, but now it grows again, so good

exxumma

they didnt write a bad song,,,Burton & Cummings were as good as Lennon & McCartney or Jagger & Richards, or the Gershwins or any other U can mention

Caroline Chambliss

Why is Governor Rick Scott the Ad for this?

Enrico Suave

One of the very best of The Guess Who.....Why does popular radio miss out on such tremendous melodies and lyrics..... loved this tune for 30+ years.....! Never will give the forget the lyrics! ..... Whatever happened to the images gone......yet worn-out phrases keep hanging on.......the broken faces... half with melting eyes!Our lives, our riddles, have so many twists and turns..... our desires and images are found out lost for a love of wealth or ego-wealth ...... and to late to be realized! The conversations seem to drouse and drone on...... with broken faces; do we realise what we give up to have what we want?

33AndAThirdRPM

Great Canadian band indeed! Fantastically crafted song.A lot of credit must be given to their producer Jack Richardson who second mortgaged his house to get the band started after he discovered them in Winnipeg, Manitoba,Canada.I knew Jack from the Music Industry Arts program at Fanshawe College in London,Ontario,Canada where he taught us.Jack produced 16 albums with The Guess Who.I remember bumping into Burton Cummings in an airport years ago as he was returning home to Winnipeg after a tour in Germany.I approached him for an autograph and he was more than willing to oblige.I then mentioned that I knew Jack Richardson and he immediately struck up a conversation about the lengthy time he and The Guess Who spent working together.Burton had nothing but good things to say about Jack as our conversation lasted for a good 30 minutes.Burton was a pleasure to talk to and I will never forget the experience.

blayeto

is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard, piano, voice burton, the change at 2:03 ..., is a splendid song :-)

underdogakagraydog

I made it into a ring tone (the piano intro). People go nuts when they hear my phone ring!, lol...they go I love that song...

Gene Iaeger

if you like this son go to Rick Iaeger Sour suite we made a video for HBO in 2004 of this song. our interpretation of this masterpiece

crazycrow76

First heard this in maybe 1989- '90. It's power kicked me in the ass and I never forgot it. I just did not know the title but two years a go I found the song again. Turned a lot of people onto it. . .

trespasser4000

One of my favorite songs it goes well with the cartoon the Maxx because its dark too.

bixbybixby

intimations of a dark and rainy day, an apartment., loneliness, sadness, and a man with a piano; beautiful, great, dark, deep

JamaisMEC

What he was referring to was the prisoner number of Jean Valjean, of Les Miserables fame: 46201.

Ethan Reyes

Beautiful, I only wish I heard them sooner.

Makumazahn77

If you love The Guess Who, you love this song! One of their best.

jwmellott

There are many sad overtones to this song-- the most overlooked is the fact that he dreams about living in 46201--- one of the worst ghettos in the State of Indiana.

Burton Cummings

Burton Cummings - Sour Suite