I think the Guess Who catalog holds up quite nicely after all these years. What are your three favorites?
Mine:
American Woman - great riff and lead guitar
Runnin’ Back To Saskatoon - Moose Jaw, Broadview, Moosomin too
Share the Land - Sentimental favorite, I remember buying the 45 when it was current
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The one where they declaim the following lyrical sentiments:
"I gotta get a two-ton truck
I gotta get a two-ton truck
I gotta get a two-ton truck
I gotta get a two-ton truck
I gotta do it to a duck on a two-ton truck and fade away like Ron Rene
All right, all right
You got the magical mystery tour
You got the magical mystery tour
You got the magical mystery tour
You got the magical mystery tour
And Kurt is the Walrus
And Kurt is the Walrus
And the Walrus does funny things to the veins in his left arm
All right."
**American Woman
No Time
Key** (One of the utmost underappreciated songs from anyone…feel quite lucky to have heard it the extremely few times (as in just two-three, tops) on Music Choice’s Classic Rock station fifteen or so years ago.)
Star Baby
Undone
Share the Land
I’ll go with “No Sugar Tonight”, “These Eyes” and “American Woman”.
I’m from Saskatoon, but I think the lyrics to “Running Back to Saskatoon” are mostly terrible. “Soil farmers”? “I been hangin’ around grain elevators”?
These Eyes
Stand Tall, but I think that was just Burton Cummings
Clap for the Wolfman
Rain Dance
8:15
Undun
Any song with Wolfman Jack in it is great. Did You Boogie With Your Baby? by Flash Cadillac and the Continental Kids and Hit the Road, Jack by the Stampeders also feature the Wolfman.
Undun
Hand me down World
No Time
These Eyes
No Time
Only two of their hits interests me.
“No Time” is easily their best song, according to the world-famous** Ponch8 Music Rating System**. No Time is followed by “Laughing” and “These Eyes.”
“No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature”
“Running Back to Saskatoon”
“Laughing”
Star Baby and American Woman because those are the only two I recall.
No Sugar/New Mother Nature
No Time
Star Baby
I remember Hit the Road, and I sure did enjoy The Midnight Special. 
Tough choice, but I’ll go with
Undun
No Time
American Woman
Honorable mention for “Bus Rider”; not a well-known track yet it did make the 1971 Best Of compilation (which was heavily biased towards what was then the band’s latest album, Share the Land). “I’m so awful goddamn glad I’m not in your shoes!”
I love the jazzy “Undun”, the nasty little ditty that is “Star Baby”, and their obligatory 60s/70s save the planet tune “Guns, Guns, Guns”.
It isn’t that I don’t like the big hits. I do. I just want to throw a shout out to some of my less well known favorites.
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“Undun” may not have charted all that high, but it’s still a great song.
“Stand Tall” was indeed a Burton Cummings solo hit.