Clap for the Wolfman - The Guess Who | The Midnight Special

The Guess Who performed March 29, 1974

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[mikehenson]

So thankful to be a part of that Generation, because I was there!

[Chilly_Billy]

Burton Cummings... terrific singer. One of the best in his generation.

[janiterinadrum]

It’s a bummer to get old.. but I’m glad I grew up watching Don Kirshner’s rock concert and the midnight special.. people today will never be able to watch that type of TV again ever… times have changed for the worse

[barroncrist]

Burton Cummings is one of the greatest Canadian rock singers ever. The Guess Who were one of my favorite groups of the late sixties and seventies.

[blutomindpretzel]

such a cool song. What an honor for Wolfman Jack. Its a period piece, really

[hungfao]

Burton had one of the most consistently great voices of the time.

[dan-wtb]

Burton Cummings has one of the best voices in Rock & Roll.

[chrisheffernan]

I still enjoy this song 50 years later. Love The Guess Who and the Legend Wolfman Jack.

[Darren_McGovern-ROF]

Burton is so under appreciated. What a great voice and great song writer.

[JackTheSkunk]

I worked with a guy in California and he would play this song over and over. Drove the boss nuts. Haven't heard it in about 40 years.

[steveslade]

Wolfman Jack, coolest DJ ever the best! What's up with Burton? It's like he's going for a new image the Great Gatsby look!

[StephanieJeanne]

That was a fun song to hear on the radio as a kid. Burton was in good form here. Cool to see Wolfman Jack doing it live. Just a happy tune from The Guess Who for a Friday!😀

[paulvincer]

Canadian musical perfection live, on the massively popular USA music show Midnight Special. Just like in America, Canadians would stay up late to see one of the only music TV shows available at that time. Canada's Guess Who appeared many times on the show, including this date March 29, 1974 as hosts. Hope to see more Guess Who appearances including this full show where they played: "American Woman, " "Star Baby, " "These Eyes, " "Clap for the Wolfman"" & "Hand Me Down World".

[BeldonStanaford-gdlq]

As an old ret DJ, , , Let me say, , I miss the days of Radio. Yes that wonderful, colorful medium, that can never be matched. It started it all. The likes of 'Wolman Jack" are the Kings of mixing heart and soul with the music. Plus, , , Inventing these Tremendous Characters so many of us grew up adoring, and aspiring to be! 😊 RIP WOLFMAN., , and all those who came before, These Colorful DJ's opened the floodgates for Entertainment, and Worldwide connections. Some of us still remember, , , , and will always love you Big Brother. Great song Burton!!

[rayziegler]

One of the most underrated bands....Period..

[WhyTheHorseface]

My band opened up for The Guess Who in 1992, when I was 20 years old. Not really knowing their music and only having heard clips of their songs on the “Freedom Rock” commercials on MTV, I asked their guitar player at sound check, (singing) “These Eyes, these eyes have seen a lot of…”, “seen a lot of what?” And he stopped, looked me dead in the eyes, and said “Smoke.” And kept on walkin’. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[davidyoung]

CANADA'S band....everyone loved the Wolfman...listened to him often on my tube radio ....👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[davidyoung]

Burton Cummings still rocks the stage...he was in Wasaga Beach, Ontario, Canada last summer 2024

[KittyGrizGriz]

Love Burton’s voice & Wolfman Jack, musical history making right here folks 🙌🙌🙌

[sweetcaroline]

Oh man. I remember this song. I haven't heard it in years. In fact, I forgot about it but I loved it. Wow! Burton Cummings wrote a song just for the Wolfman. How cool is that? Hey, everybody! Rock