
Gold Records
The Guess Who collection of Gold records received a big boost in mid-December when bassist Jim Kale donated the gold copies of America Woman, both the 45 RPN and the long play plus the Broadcast Measurement Inc. certificate marking the One Millionth air play of the 1970 smash hit.
In case you forgot, the Guess Who outsold the Beatles and Rolling Stones in 1970.
According to Kale, the gold records somehow were in the possession of a person living in Texas. Kale had the document at home, and all will soon be on display at the St. Vital Museum, along with nine other gold and platinum records dating back to “Shaking All Over” when the band was known as Al Chad Allan and the Expressions.
A graduate of Glenlawn Collegiate, Kale is the band’s original bassist. The Guess Who are owned by him, and drummer Gary Peterson, who still tours with the band. Kale replaced himself on bass with Rudy Sarzo. Sarzo was the bassist for Ozzy Osbourne.
He has also been a member of White Snake and Quiet Riot.

Videos
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