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Survival - Grand Funk Railroad album - was created in 1971-04.
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Phoenix - Grand Funk Railroad album - was created on 1972-09-15.
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Caught in the Act - Grand Funk Railroad album - was created in 1975-02.
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Classic Masters - Grand Funk Railroad album - was created on 2002-07-30.
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Live Album - Grand Funk Railroad album - was created on 25-06-23.
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Look under some of the GFR sites on the internet. There will be a collection of Grand Funk Railroad posters. That particular show and concert is on a poster and is identified that way by the site.
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Look at the set list for a close time or exact time you saw the concert on Grand Funk Railroad. com
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Actually there is NO Railroad named Grand Funk, so they were NOT named after a railroad.
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The members of Grand Funk Railroad. Seriously. Look it up.
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grand funk railroad......are you ready for love
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Information about the musical group called Grand Funk Railroad can be located in several different places. A local library may have materials about musicians and groups, or a person could look on Wikipedia for information.
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It sounds like a grand funk railroad song
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He left Kiss before the Reunion Tour, and is currently a member of Grand Funk Railroad.
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Grand Funk Railroad is a rock band that performed songs like I'm Your Captain, Inside Looking Out, and We're An American Band. Their most memorable songs though are perhaps Some Kind of Wonderful and The Loco-Motion.
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Grand Funk Railroad's 2nd Album, Grand Funk , often called the Red Album, because of it's mostly red color, was the first to go gold in 1970. On Time, the 1st, went gold later on along with 11 others. The first 5 of 8 went platinum, with Closer To Home going platinum first in 1970.
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No. He is in Grand Funk Railroad currently, and attended the Kiss Expo in New Jersey last year.
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Atlanta Pop Festival, 1969. Approx 180,000 people
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A group sang it in 1990, besides the ones you listed. Little Eva and Grand Funk Railroad both went to #1 with Locomotion, only one of 2 songs to ever hit #1 with 2 different artists.
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Little EVA The 70s hit version was by Grand Funk Railroad.
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There were several have a look at this page in wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Funk_Railroad#Band_members
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Grand Funk started in 1968-69, and Mark and Don played with The Pack, previously known as Terry Knight and The Pack, before that. In between those two. Mark and Don were furious that the record was released without their consent or awareness of it. Someone made money off of Grand Funk's success. Mark says it was a guy from Michigan. He is not mad at the man now. Mel played bass with ? and the Mysterians before joining Grand Funk Railroad.
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Grand Funk Railroad has: Played Themselves in "Mondo Daytona" in 1968. Played Themselves in "Playboy After Dark" in 1969. Played Themselves in "Midsummer Rock" in 1970. Played Themselves in "In Concert" in 1972. Played Themselves - Musical Guest in "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" in 1992.
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little river band?
little river band?
Grand Funk Railroad
Most people know the version
Grand Funk did in 1974. (I think it's a great song)
It's call BAD TIME
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The opening act was Cactus with Tim Bogert and Carmine Appice.
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Mr. Mark Farner, who wrote all the music on On Time, Grand Funk, Closer to Home, Survival, with the exception of cover songs ,The Animals "Inside Lookin' Out", and Dave Mason's"Feelin' Alright", and Stones "Gimme Shelter". Don Brewer coauthored a couple of songs on E Pluribus Funk with Farner.
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if you mean the one in Washington DC ....... i do, i was there
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Over 100, sometimes 2 a day, and some cities like Albuquerque, NM. twice.
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They are completely different songs.
Grand Funk Railroad's song "Paranoid" was released as the seventh track on their second studio album, "Grand Funk", which was released on 29 December 1969 in the United States.
Black Sabbath's song "Paranoid" was released as the second track on their second studio album, "Paranoid", which was released on 18 September 1970 in the United Kingdom.
I don't believe either band ever covered the other band's song.
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Mark Farner played with Terry Knight and The Pack, or just The Pack prior to Grand Funk Railroad. Mark started as the bass player, working himself up to guitar and vocals when Terry Knight left as the leader. Don Brewer also played in The Pack on drums. Terry Knight became GFR's producer, from ,"On Time" through "E Pluribus Funk" albums. When Knight left, the band became just, The Pack.
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I don't recall a Scott Cherry ever in Grand Funk Railroad. Early on in 1969-1971, it was Mark Farner, lead vocals and lead guitar, harmonica and keyboards, Mel Schacher on bass ,Don Brewer on drums.Craig Frost was added on keyboards in late 1971or early1972."Mean Mistreater" was played by Mark himself on keyboards in 1970-1971 before Craig. Terry Knight was GFR's producer and fronted Terry Knight and The Pack. Mark Farner and Don Brewer played in The Pack before Grand Funk Railroad. Don was on Drums, and Mark started on bass, and then guitar, then lead vocals. when Terry quit.
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Bruce Kulick is an American guitarist and musician, he is also a member of the Grand Funk Railroad band. He was born on December 12, 1953 in Brooklyn, New York.
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The cast of Mondo Daytona - 1968 includes: Grand Funk Railroad as Themselves Billy Joe Royal as Himself - Narrator The Tams as Themselves
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previously, the grand high prime minister of funk was the recording artist, Buck Cherry, but in recent years he has been replaced by Queen Latifa. The grand high prime minister of funk holds no technical political power, but does have final say in all variances and versions of funk.
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