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Grand Funk Railroad - Good Singin' Good Playin' -

Track List:01. Just Couldn't Wait (Mark Farner) 02. Can You Do It (Richard Street/Thelma Gordy) 03. Pass It Around (Mark Farner/Don Brewer) 04. Don't Let 'Em Take Your Gun (Mark Farner) 05. Miss My Baby (Mark Farner) 06. Big Buns (Mark Farner) 07. Out To Get You (Don Brewer/Craig Frost) 08. Crossfire (Mark Farner) 09. 1976 (Mark Farner) 10. Release Your Love (Mark Farner) 11. Goin' For The Pastor (Mark Farner) + 12. Rubberneck (Don Brewer) [CD bonus track]Produced by Frank Zap

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THE FLINT ALBUM 1978

THE FLINT ALBUM 1978 Columbia JCT 35574, 1978 Produced by Don Brewer, Mel Schacher & Craig Frost, featuring Jimmy Hall, Mark Chatfield, Frank Zappa, Ron Trombly & Todd Rundgren. Most of the songs written by Don Brewer/Craig Frost. Lead guitarists: John Escosa II, Mark Chatfield, Curt Johnson, Todd Rundgren, Frank Zappa & Mel Schacher(!) BACK IN MY ARMS AGAINYOU GOT IT ALL WRONGTOO SOON TO TELLLOVE ME LIKE YOU USED TOFOR YOUR LOVEKEEP ME WARMONE OF MEBETTER YOU THAN MERAINBOWYOU´LL NEVER BE THE S

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Closer To Home - GFR

The dirt, the grim and the GMC plant. Spewing out smoke, ash,and chemicals were all part of the landscape in the late 60's, in Flint Michigan. A Blue collar town, with long hours and hard workers if you didn't work at THE PLANT you were pretty screwed. I remember turning on the mike every night and watching the red glow of the on air light in the engineers booth cast an eerie glow over the turntables as the lp's spun continuously. As I removed the Lp from the Black and Red Jacket w/ the silver

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Texas International Pop Festival 1969 (12 Soundboard CDs)

flac The sound is very good - sounds like soundboard to me, although the mix loses vocals in some spots. It's all here except for the Johnny Winter set, which was commercially released. Have included a bunch of small graphics which look like they came out of the program for the festival. 'Complete' sets from Chicago Transit Authority James Cotton Blues Band Janis Joplin

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Grand Funk - The 1971 Tour (Unreleased Live 1971)

Size: 146 MB Bitrade: 256 mp3 Ripped By: ChrisGoesRock Artwork Included One of the 1970s' most successful hard rock bands in spite of critical pans and somewhat reluctant radio airplay (at first), Grand Funk Railroad built a devoted fan base with constant touring, a loud, simple take on the blues-rock power trio sound, and strong working-class appeal. The band was formed by Flint, Michigan guitarist/songwriter Mark Farner and drummer Don Brewer, both former members of a local band called Terry

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Rock Revival's Top Twenty Bass Players of All Time

I have not kept this list to rock but rather tried to look at the best players in any genre. This one took alot of thought, let me know what you think. 1. Charles Mingus The ultimate bass prodigy, played with Louis Armstrong and Lionel Hampton in the 40's, a legend of hard bop and free jazz but a man who could swing (see Blues and Roots Album, wow !) 2. Billy Sheehan Played with Talas, David Lee Roth, Steve Vai and G3 and perhaps most significantly the brilliant jazz-rock fusion band, N

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Grand Funk Railroad Tours Throughout Spring and Summer Months

Grand Funk Railroad is original members: drummer Don Brewer and bassist Mel Schacher, plus singer Max Carl, guitarist Bruce Kulick and keyboardist Tim Cashion. Tour dates scheduled: June 7              Chingawassa Days Festival                 Marion, Kansas June 14           Green Valley Ranch Showroom            Henderson, Nevada June 17            San Diego Co. Fair                                 Del Mar, California June 27-28     Fallsview Casino Resort                  [...]

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Grand Funk Railroad - On Time (1st Album US 1969)

Size: 120 MB Bitrate: 256 mp3 Ripped by: ChrisGoesRock Artwork Included Japan 24-Bit Remaster On Time is Grand Funk Railroad's first studio album, and was released in August of 1969 by Capitol Records. It was produced by Terry Knight. "Time Machine", the band's first single release, barely broke the top 50 in the singles charts. However, after the success of their second album "Grand Funk" (aka the Red Album) "On Time" went gold shortly thereafter in 1970, one of four RIAA Gold Record Awards fo

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Grand Funk Railroad announces tour

Popular '70's band Grand Funk Railroad is touring this summer with mostly weekend appearances, the group announced this week. Original members drummer/vocalist Don Brewer and bassist Mel Schacher are being joined by singer Max Carl, formerly with .38 Special, guitarist Bruce Kulick, who played with Kiss for 12 years, and keyboardist Tim Cashion, who played with Bob Seger's Silver Bullett Band and British crooner Robert Palmer. read more

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