Talk:Randy Bachman

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just had to edit it, someone changed the name of Randy's band to be sort of an "insult", and his band is known as the Randy Bachman Band, not Randy Bachman's Rock Thing.

[edit] Honourary v Honorary

Shouldn't it be honourary (not honorary), since Bachman is Canadian and the only nation (that I know of at least) that spells it "honorary" is the United States, while just about every other english nation spells it with "u"?

There is no word spelled "honourary". Although the root is "honor" in the U.S. and "honour" in Canada, honorary is spelled without the "u" in both places.

[edit] Tal Bachman

Should this page make mention of his son, Tal Bachman, famed for his song "She's so High"? Vampus 10:36, 26 January 2007 (UTC)

Since Tal Bachman is independently notable enough to have an article of his own, I think the answer is "yes." 129.97.79.144 22:31, 26 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Still a Mormon

I don't exactly have any solid proof other than a post deep within Bachman's forums (in a post by Randy's wife) that Tal got tired of Mormonism, shared his feelings on the matter, and most of the family broke off from the religion, including Randy and his wife. Not exactly the best source of information, I know.

However, if you notice, there's no longer any mention of Mormonism on his website's biography, whereas there used to be about 6-12 months ago.

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