The Guess Who formed in Winnipeg, Canada in the early '60s. After scoring hits in their native country, they broke into the American market with 1969's "These Eyes." From there they produced a steady stream of hits, including "No Sugar Tonight," "Hand Me Down World," and "American Woman," the latter of which became the first ever #1 single in the United States by a Canadian band.
Though they disbanded in 1975, The Guess Who have since frequently reunited and toured with different incarnations of the lineup.
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Years active
1962-present
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Originated from
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The first Canadian rock group to have a #1 hit in the United States
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Originally called "Chad Allan and the Reflections" in the early 1960s
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Book written about them
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"American Woman" was covered by Lenny Kravitz in 1998
