Spirit of Metal Webzine
Let's Rock !
Browse List: # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
  
Browse by Genre  
Languages :    

Grand Funk Hits

Grand Funk Railroad discography



logo Grand Funk Railroad

GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - GRAND FUNK HITS (LP)

Previous albumNext album
1976 - EMI Records / Capitol Records
Grand Funk Railroad : Grand Funk Hits, review, tracklist, mp3, lyrics Tracklist

Side 1
1. Rock N Roll Soul
2. We're An American Band
3. Walk Like A Man
4. Bad Time
5. Some Kind Of Wonderful

Side 2
1. The Loco-Motion
2. Shinin' On
3. Sally
4. Take Me
5. To Get Back In

add the album's lyrics
Rating
18/20
You must be logged to rate this album

Mp3

no mp3 available


submit a mp3


new

Action
modify this album added by blackiss  print this article
owned by 1 member  buy/sell this album
add a review

article viewed 1501 times


Review

talk to your friends  Print
note : 20/20
This is a really unique album to me. I have a Canadian LP of this with the band members' faces superimposed on the cover. Kinda weird that the record company removed the bandmembers' faces off the original artwork. Anyway, this of course could be titled Mark, Don, Mel & Craig 1972-76 (wasn't Born To Die released in '75? 1976, I think). To me this is the best version of the band. I will never understand why lead guitarist and singer Mark Farner was opposed to bringing in a fourth member in keyboardsmen Craig Frost. These are the post-Terry Knight hits. I think the majority of the self-produced Phoenix was pretty awful, but it was a transition period LP. "Rock & Roll Soul" is a funky footstomper. It is best represented on the live Caught In The Act LP. Many of these tracks are edited for radio play, which again makes it very unique. This was also the end of the Capitol years (save for Bosnia). It's a great compilation. The band apparently had a three album deal when they moved to MCA Records, but only recorded the strange Good Singin' Good Playin' (that really seems to only be famous because Frank Zappa was the producer) album before disbanding. Mark immediately put a solo LP out in '77, and Don, Mel & Craig (kind of to Mark's surprise) formed a new band called Flint that was really sophisticated, enjoyable rock on their one released LP. It would be 5 years before a very different Grand Funk lived.
Peace Brothers & Sisters!!!

0 comment Sunday 18 May 2008


Spirit of Metal Webzine © 2003-2008 ‘The metal spirit.’ Contact - Sitemap - Links