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After being apart for more than 20 years, and with many years of gentle prodding by rock aficionados, Randy Bachman and Fred Turner–the men at the heart of legendary band Bachman-Turner Overdrive–are back together as Bachman & Turner.
Randy Bachman and Fred Turner, who have sold 30 million albums and earned 120 platinum, gold & silver discs worldwide, released their self-titled studio album today, through E1 Music in Canada and RBE Music/Fontana in the U.S. The album is stocked with anthemic new rock tracks–all penned by Randy Bachman and Fred Turner–that seamlessly fit alongside their classic hits “Takin’ Care of Business” and “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet.”
On September 10th and 11th, Bachman & Turner will be the featured guests on the nationally syndicated radio show Off The Record with Host Joe Benson. For a station near you and for more information, go to www.westwoodone.com/offtherecord
Visit online at www.bachmanandturner.com
Valery Amador has written 626 articles in BMM.
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