@michaelkearney2186 I've told them many times that they should never do a live version of a song. They should always listen to the song the way we first heard it on the radio so they would have the same first experience that we did.
Not really. I was a kid in grade school when they hit the charts and they were considered one of the great bands in the late 1960s and early to mid 70s. Staying on the charts is the hard part and it meant a lot to bands then and now. Of course with the demise of Rock FM stations people just aren't exposed to them any longer except through TH-cam.
It's a terrible SHAME that this band never made it into the Rock and Roll Hall of fame. They sold out Shea Stadium in NYC in three days beating the Beatles in that regard. HOF is rigged!
Killer song. I particularly recommend it as the concert opener for their live album “Caught In The Act”. If that song as an opener doesn’t get you ready to rock all night I don’t know what will.
Their quintessential hit is Closer to Home (I’m Your Captain). You could never possibly know Grand Funk Railroad without listening to that song first. And I’m talking about the studio version.
Mark Farner is probably the most underrated musician on the planet! He is an excellent songwriter. He wrote nearly all of GFR’s songs including 80% of “We’re An American Band”, which he GAVE the drummer Don Brewer 100% credit to out of the goodness of his heart. He plays multiple instruments, is an awesome guitarist and a top tier vocalist. Plus, one of the nicest guys that you could ever meet.
@@danieldeblass8341 If you had heard it done where I did, in Pittsburgh at the Point, with a train passing by on the track above us while they are making the same sound instrumentally, you may have a different opinion.
In the 70’s when I was a teenager, Grand Funk was all over the radio and they became one of my favorite bands. I was 12 years old when they played Shea Stadium in 1971 and I wanted to go but my parents said no. They sold out Shea faster than the Beatles did.
This song really showcases his voice. He's normally has crank up the volume to keep up with the instruments but this song is more relaxed and really lets him relax and really grove with the song. These guys have been so robbed of their rightful place in history. These guys had as much talent as anybody.
This is what happens when you love just one album. I don't ENTIRELY recognize this one. But it MIGHT have been on it. My dad "borrowed " it from me about 18 yrs ago and I haven't heard it since
More people were attending concerts and buying albums during the Grand Funk heyday. During the brief Beatles US touring years, not all parents would permit their kids to attend a show. For Grand funk, most people were of age and could afford to go.
@johnsilva9139 I was thinking that also, but maybe she was just thinking of suggesting more 70s music. Not sure. Sometimes she will ask for more Little River Band when they're listening to Bread, maybe that's just her way.
I feel the same way about RRHOF. I feel sorry that all the early inductees didn't realize one day it would get watered down to just about anyone hall of fame. The same goes for the Hollywood Walk of Stars. It comes down to who can pay for the spot on the sidewalk. I was shocked Martha Reeves just got hers after 50+ years.
Here is a little perspective: Dolly Parton 100 million albums sold. Grand Funk 25 million. Dolly Parton has multiple Grammy nominations and awards, and an Emmy. Grand Funk 1 Grammy-for engineering. Dolly Parton wrote perhaps one of the most famous and successful song in history, presented in the movie The Bodyguard-I Will Always Love You-sung by Whitney Houston selling 24 million copies; Dolly's version was #1 country single. Dolly is still recording, performing and touring non-stop after 57 years (first album 1967), GF first album 1969 and the last one 1983, 41 years ago. Where exactly are the original members of GF now??? If you are implying GF is "better" than Dolly Parton that is a major fail.
@@MarcutsuSpoon I believe the point he was trying to make grand Funk is an actual rock ‘n’ roll band Dolly Parton spent the bulk of her career as a country artist and had some later pop crossovers
Singer/guitarist: Mark Farner. "I'm Your Captain"/Closer To Home" is arguably their best masterpiece & biggest hit. "Foot Stompin Music" & "Mean Mistreater" both go off in different directions and you might like those for comparison because GFR is pretty versatile with their music styles. If you want to hear something spiritual, listen to "I Can Feel Him In The Morning".
I saw Mark Farner in concert about a year ago. He’s still rocking out and bouncing all over the stage. Plays several instruments. You guys should definitely see him if he in close.
Oh my gosh, I forgot all about this song! I haven't heard it in years!!! Thanks so much for the memories!!! Grand Funk Railroad was my first rock concert at 16!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love this song for it's simplicity and tightness and melody. It came out in late 1974 and stood out from all the major productions of album rock because it went back to the roots of pop rock of the 1960's in an era when you rarely heard a song like this one. I was in my mid teens at the time and would follow along with my guitar and imagination.
When he wrote this, Mark was sitting down with a guitar writing, and his then wife was in the kitchen and in his words “looked like she was going to grab a cast iron skillet and put it through my head”
Wow, that must have been awesome! We saw them later in Cobo Hall in Detroit; the warm-up acts were all Detroit, too; MC5 and interestingly James Brown! Weird. But yes LOUD!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jay & Amber: I think a lot of people old enough to know may have forgotten just how big Grand Funk Railroad was. Back in the early to mid 70's they were HUGE.
GFR are just an amazing group with very talented people in it this is definitely one of my favorites from them. Mark Farner has an amazing voice with a bunch of great musicians. I grew up listening to this group along with so many others from the era. Great song with a very good reaction and keeping the classic music alive. Keep them coming you two.
Love this song...eighth grade memories. Mark Farner is the lead singer and Guitarist. Don Brewer (Drums / Some Lead vocals) and Mel Schacher (Bass) are still touring with three other guys and I'm going to go see them in June. Btw, Brewer and Schacher were the ones with the big hair back then lol
3 boys from Michigan. I saw them live in London at the Hammersmith in the Odean section of London when I was stationed there in the early 70's. Rock on fellow Michiganders!
After reigning as the top concert touring band in the USA in 1969, 1970, and 1971, Grand Funk Railroad opted to go mainstream and thus dropped the 'Railroad' and became just Grand Funk. Check out 'Foot Stompin' Music'.
A fun fact that Grand Fuck won an award that this song was the most played song in 1975. It was only midway up the top 40 charts, but it was the most requested I`m guessing from all the broke up romances.
Great band & great song. At some point in the 80s lead singer Mark Farner became a follower of Christ and began doing Christian music, with a measure of success. I agree with those suggesting "Im Your Captain (Closer to Home)" from 1970, about a ship captain facing mutiny. I always imagined that the final repeated refrain ("I'm getting closer to my home") was the captain's hallucinations as he lay dying. A poignant song that will stick with you. Blessings ❤
Don Brewer, Awesome drummer! Single bass drum, 1 ride tom, crazy energy(Afro, chops & sings). Im a drummer, they were my 1st rock concert. Black licorice, Footstompin Music, both with energy. But they have several sounds.
“Nobody knows the band Grand Funk? The wild shirtless lyrics of Mark Farner? The bong-rattling bass of Mel Schacher? The competent drum work of Don Brewer?” - Homer Simpson
This one has shades of the 50s in it so a fun one too. One of my fav groups since high school. Finally got to see them in the 90s before they broke up. Great show...took my cousin and he heard the music and said, I've heard this one before, didn't know it was this group. And I was thinking about his dad who is my age and saying to myself, Steve, you raised your son right!
This takes me back to my teenage years when I skated my butt off to this great song!! I also loved skating to the Locomotion by Grand Funk!! I got many blisters!!!
TOTO - " Afraid Of Love " ( Till I Met You )... from TOTO IV 1982 One of their very Best ROCKIN' Hi Energy Guitar and Drums Classics an Absolute BANGER! also that Bassline is Insanely COOL 🎸 definitely go back to this Band they ROCK 🤘
You're right guys this song took me back to the summer of 1975 AM transistor radio WJDQ during the day and WLAC during the night reached number 4 on Billboard pop singles chart that year I like it when you guys go back to that time period it brings back good memories for me. keep up the great work guys.
🌹THE 1st TIME YOU REACTED TO ♦GRAND FUNK RAILROAD WAS 🧶07-14-2021 AND THE SONG WAS 🎸INSIDE LOOKING OUT. YOU RECORDED WITH THE CUTE 🟥MULTI-COLORED BRICK BACKING BEHIND YOU.🔷THE BEST EXPRESSION I'VE E V E R SEEN YOU TWO HAVE WAS THE 🟣"SHOCK N' FREEZE" 🟪AT EXACTLY 🔶10:40 INTO THE REACTION. 🟩 I HAVE NEVER SEEN THAT HAPPEN AGAIN. 🔴YOU TWO ACTUALLY FROZE WITH MOUTHS AND EYES WIDE OPEN!!!! 🟢IT WAS THEN THAT I REALIZED THAT YOU TWO WERE REAL. THE THING THAT REALLY KEPT ME WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS WAS THE "NEW-BORN" ATTITUDE THAT YOU TWO COULD'NT HELP BUT EXPRESS WHEN YOU BEGAN DISCOVERING THE "NEW" OLD... 🟡NEVER FORGET WHERE IT ALL STARTED. 🟨🟠🟧🔵🟦🟤🟫⚫⬛
One of my all-time favorite bands! I seen them live in 1974 &1975 plus several other times over the years. I got to meet them all and they were all friendly. I see a lot of great song suggestions. I think Mr. Limousine Driver live in 1969 should be your next GFR video.
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“I’m Your Captain/ Closer to Home”. That is the ultimate GFR song
Y’all need to react to that 👍
They did it four months ago
They did, but unfortunately, it was the live version.
@@johnvance3011 they need to do the studio version
Absolutely!! A story within a song taking on different levels to spiritual awakening.
@michaelkearney2186 I've told them many times that they should never do a live version of a song. They should always listen to the song the way we first heard it on the radio so they would have the same first experience that we did.
One of the most underrated bands of all time
Not really. I was a kid in grade school when they hit the charts and they were considered one of the great bands in the late 1960s and early to mid 70s. Staying on the charts is the hard part and it meant a lot to bands then and now. Of course with the demise of Rock FM stations people just aren't exposed to them any longer except through TH-cam.
It's a terrible SHAME that this band never made it into the Rock and Roll Hall of fame. They sold out Shea Stadium in NYC in three days beating the Beatles in that regard. HOF is rigged!
"Foot Stompin' Music" Rocks, Jay!
Definitely, a song to be played on game day. It'll fire you up!
Killer song. I particularly recommend it as the concert opener for their live album “Caught In The Act”. If that song as an opener doesn’t get you ready to rock all night I don’t know what will.
My sister played that 45 over & over & over & over...
I liked the song, but help!
@@jrox6091 I had the 45 as well.
This rocks!!
Welcome to our generation!!! Geez..we had great music! Grand Funk Railroad was one of our best! Don't you just loovve this song?! 😊
"Mean Mistreater" is another good song of theirs.
My favorite!!
Dont forget "Aimless Lady" ! its a banger as well!
And don't forget "The Railroad" !!
And "Heartbreaker"!🔥🤗❤️✌️
And what a change between this and that! Great suggestion.
Ha! None of those guys ever had guns like Jay!!!
Their quintessential hit is Closer to Home (I’m Your Captain). You could never possibly know Grand Funk Railroad without listening to that song first. And I’m talking about the studio version.
That is long, they would fall asleep.
they reacted to that one Dec 14, 2023 . check it out
@@surlechapeauYou are correct! But it wasn’t the studio version, which is absolutely the one they should listen to.
Mark Farner is probably the most underrated musician on the planet! He is an excellent songwriter. He wrote nearly all of GFR’s songs including 80% of “We’re An American Band”, which he GAVE the drummer Don Brewer 100% credit to out of the goodness of his heart. He plays multiple instruments, is an awesome guitarist and a top tier vocalist. Plus, one of the nicest guys that you could ever meet.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "The Loco-Motion" !!
Yes!!!
You mean their cover of Little Eva's "The Loco-Motion"
@@allengator1914 yup
@@allengator1914 I prefer Grand Funk's cover, but Little Eva's is fun.
@@allengator1914 You mean Little Eva's cover of Carole King and Gerry Goffin's Loco-motion.
Mark Farner. Some of the best pipes in the business. Hands down.
Foot stompin music, Heartbreaker, Mean Mistreater, Time Machine… they’re all great rock songs 🔥
"Hey there baby, do you wanna make the scene? Well come on over baby, step into my time machine!" Love that one!!
Good suggestions. The live albums capture their passion.
“The Railroad” is no party. It’s kinda dark, a heaviness but not typical.
@@danieldeblass8341 If you had heard it done where I did, in Pittsburgh at the Point, with a train passing by on the track above us while they are making the same sound instrumentally, you may have a different opinion.
"Sin's a Good Man's Brother" is an absolute rocker by GFR that you will definitely dig.
In the 70’s when I was a teenager, Grand Funk was all over the radio and they became one of my favorite bands. I was 12 years old when they played Shea Stadium in 1971 and I wanted to go but my parents said no. They sold out Shea faster than the Beatles did.
Yes! Their music crossed three generations. ❤
"Foot Stompin' Music" by GFR
I think this is Grand Funk's best song.
Yep.
I think you're right.
Mark Farner and Steve Marriott are the two best male rock vocalists ever. There are a hundred or so tied for second.
Paul Rodgers?
@@tom587 Tied for second
Freddie Mercury? Steve Perry? Brad Delp? Axl Rose?
@@David_Theisen Freddie, tied for second. Brad Delp, tied for a high second. Pencil neck Steve Perry, 10th place. Axl Rose, are you on drugs?
@@chazblitz Steve Perry had a more popular voice than those 2! I like GFR but I never knew their names!
This song really showcases his voice. He's normally has crank up the volume to keep up with the instruments but this song is more relaxed and really lets him relax and really grove with the song. These guys have been so robbed of their rightful place in history. These guys had as much talent as anybody.
This is what happens when you love just one album. I don't ENTIRELY recognize this one. But it MIGHT have been on it. My dad "borrowed " it from me about 18 yrs ago and I haven't heard it since
You should try to get Mark Farner on your channel. He's a very friendly and down to earth guy, He'd probably do it.
He is still actively in concert
Jay n Amber would you please keep doing more 70s Nights pleeeease✌
Great idea, I think Mark would go for it.
Ya'll already forgotten " Inside looking Out " , remember you both had a fit over it.
Don Brewer sings lead on We're an American Band. Mark Farner sang lead on this song
Don and mel are scumbags who did the ultimate betrayal to Mark. Without Mark they're nothing.
Believe it or not they sold out Shea Stadium faster than the Beatles.
But I don't think they had 50,000 screaming teenager girls screaming for more more more!
🚶🚶🚶🚶🎸🎸🎸🥁
Grand Funk is good but the Beatles are immortal!!
@@louisspeciale I was pointing out a fact. I grew up in the 60's and 70's so i like both of them i wasn't saying one was better than the other.
@@louisspeciale Well, it wasn't the 50,000 hysterical teenaged girls that made the Beatles great.
More people were attending concerts and buying albums during the Grand Funk heyday. During the brief Beatles US touring years, not all parents would permit their kids to attend a show. For Grand funk, most people were of age and could afford to go.
Mark Farner...lead singer...One of the greatest from the 70s
I never get tired of hearing this song..I grew up with this stuff!
These guys are amazing! And this song is so good. ❤
Yes, one of their best!!! It's time for you to react to their version of The Locomotion next!
Black and White by Three Dog Night!
Amber seemed to confuse Grand Funk with Three Dog Night.
@johnsilva9139 I was thinking that also, but maybe she was just thinking of suggesting more 70s music. Not sure. Sometimes she will ask for more Little River Band when they're listening to Bread, maybe that's just her way.
Three Dog Night!!! Liar!!!
Jay n Amber PLEEEEESE keep the 70s coming.
Good calls. ❤
This why the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has become a sham. Dolly Parton in Grand Funk out.
I feel the same way about RRHOF. I feel sorry that all the early inductees didn't realize one day it would get watered down to just about anyone hall of fame. The same goes for the Hollywood Walk of Stars. It comes down to who can pay for the spot on the sidewalk. I was shocked Martha Reeves just got hers after 50+ years.
There are far worse examples Eminem LL Cool J Jay Z to mention a few
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame became a sham when they didn't put Bill Haley and the Comets in for the first induction.
Here is a little perspective: Dolly Parton 100 million albums sold. Grand Funk 25 million. Dolly Parton has multiple Grammy nominations and awards, and an Emmy. Grand Funk 1 Grammy-for engineering. Dolly Parton wrote perhaps one of the most famous and successful song in history, presented in the movie The Bodyguard-I Will Always Love You-sung by Whitney Houston selling 24 million copies; Dolly's version was #1 country single.
Dolly is still recording, performing and touring non-stop after 57 years (first album 1967), GF first album 1969 and the last one 1983, 41 years ago. Where exactly are the original members of GF now???
If you are implying GF is "better" than Dolly Parton that is a major fail.
@@MarcutsuSpoon I believe the point he was trying to make grand Funk is an actual rock ‘n’ roll band
Dolly Parton spent the bulk of her career as a country artist and had some later pop crossovers
Singer/guitarist: Mark Farner. "I'm Your Captain"/Closer To Home" is arguably their best masterpiece & biggest hit. "Foot Stompin Music" & "Mean Mistreater" both go off in different directions and you might like those for comparison because GFR is pretty versatile with their music styles. If you want to hear something spiritual, listen to "I Can Feel Him In The Morning".
This band was only really together for 2 years, but kicked some major butt during that short run!
10 studio albums and two live albums and the double Mark, Don and Mel album over 8 years.
“Walk Like A Man” is a BANGER! 💯🔥🤙🏽😎
My favorite Grand Funk Railroad song for sure!
I saw Mark Farner in concert about a year ago. He’s still rocking out and bouncing all over the stage. Plays several instruments. You guys should definitely see him if he in close.
They did a cover of "Loco-Motion" by Little Eva that will get you out of your chairs and out on the dance floor.
Oh my gosh, I forgot all about this song! I haven't heard it in years!!! Thanks so much for the memories!!! Grand Funk Railroad was my first rock concert at 16!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is my favorite song from them! They also did a rockin' version of "The Locomotion." 😎
I love this song for it's simplicity and tightness and melody. It came out in late 1974 and stood out from all the major productions of album rock because it went back to the roots of pop rock of the 1960's in an era when you rarely heard a song like this one. I was in my mid teens at the time and would follow along with my guitar and imagination.
I first heard this song when Alt-Country band The Jayhawks did a cover of it
And a great cover it is!
This song was definitely a popular and was played quite regularly in 1974 I remember where I was ❤
Jay and amber another great grand funk railroad song to check out that was recorded in Nashville Tennessee is rock and roll soul
"THE RAILROAD" from the "We're an American Band" Album (1973) is a rocker too!
Wow, I have not heard this song for so long and it is one of my favorites! Thanks for bringing back the memories! 😊
When he wrote this, Mark was sitting down with a guitar writing, and his then wife was in the kitchen and in his words “looked like she was going to grab a cast iron skillet and put it through my head”
Mark Farner is the singer. The band is named after the Grand Trunk Railroad in Flint, Michigan.
I’ve always loved this song. Banger, or Fire or whatever you youngons call it, super glad you like the stuf we liked when we were your age
In their day GFR was the loudest band. Was at the Shea stadium show and my seat was vibrating
Wow, that must have been awesome! We saw them later in Cobo Hall in Detroit; the warm-up acts were all Detroit, too; MC5 and interestingly James Brown! Weird. But yes LOUD!!!!!!!!!!!!
Native New Yorker, nothing rocked Shea more than Mookie's grounder going thru Buckners' glove in Game 6 of 86 Series.
Jay & Amber: I think a lot of people old enough to know may have forgotten just how big Grand Funk Railroad was. Back in the early to mid 70's they were HUGE.
GFR are just an amazing group with very talented people in it this is definitely one of my favorites from them. Mark Farner has an amazing voice with a bunch of great musicians. I grew up listening to this group along with so many others from the era. Great song with a very good reaction and keeping the classic music alive. Keep them coming you two.
Love this song...eighth grade memories. Mark Farner is the lead singer and Guitarist. Don Brewer (Drums / Some Lead vocals) and Mel Schacher (Bass) are still touring with three other guys and I'm going to go see them in June. Btw, Brewer and Schacher were the ones with the big hair back then lol
This is one of the best songs they have written.also some kind of wonderful and im your captain
This is one of my all time favorite songs on the planet! Thanks
“I’m Your Captain”, live performance from Shea Stadium, 1971. Perfection.❤
Love Grand Funk! Saw them live many times!
IMO their best is, I'm Your Captain (Closer To Home). Definitely one of my road trip songs.
"Mean mistreater" is a song that you two should check out.
Love that you guys are old souls!
I just rewatched y'all listening to "Inside Looking Out" the other day! ♥
One of my faves for GFRR!!
3 boys from Michigan. I saw them live in London at the Hammersmith in the Odean section of London when I was stationed there in the early 70's. Rock on fellow Michiganders!
Bad Time came out 5 years before Huey Lewis ever recorded. Closer to Home by GFR will change your life….
"Mean mistreater" "Mr limousine driver " anything really from their earlier days.
LOVE - LOVE - LOVE! (Is it a bad time? Haha). SO glad you picked thus one!!
One of my favorite 70's bands. Granted I was only 10 when they released their first song, but even at that age, I knew they were a cut above the rest.
One of my favorite classic rock bands!
After reigning as the top concert touring band in the USA in 1969, 1970, and 1971, Grand Funk Railroad opted to go mainstream and thus dropped the 'Railroad' and became just Grand Funk. Check out 'Foot Stompin' Music'.
A fun fact that Grand Fuck won an award that this song was the most played song in 1975. It was only midway up the top 40 charts, but it was the most requested I`m guessing from all the broke up romances.
This was my favorite song back in the day! Love it!
Great band & great song. At some point in the 80s lead singer Mark Farner became a follower of Christ and began doing Christian music, with a measure of success.
I agree with those suggesting "Im Your Captain (Closer to Home)" from 1970, about a ship captain facing mutiny. I always imagined that the final repeated refrain ("I'm getting closer to my home") was the captain's hallucinations as he lay dying. A poignant song that will stick with you.
Blessings ❤
Wow. I haven’t heard this song in years! Great tune!
been watching you two for many months well finally subscribed to your channel. Keep up the great work.
Don Brewer, Awesome drummer! Single bass drum, 1 ride tom, crazy energy(Afro, chops & sings). Im a drummer, they were my 1st rock concert. Black licorice, Footstompin Music, both with energy. But they have several sounds.
"I'm Your Captain" I elect for next GFRR Reaction video 🎸👍🎶❤️
they reacted to that one Dec 14, 2023
“Nobody knows the band Grand Funk? The wild shirtless lyrics of Mark Farner? The bong-rattling bass of Mel Schacher? The competent drum work of Don Brewer?” - Homer Simpson
Definitely a great summertime cruising type of song. Really takes me back to that time.
This one has shades of the 50s in it so a fun one too. One of my fav groups since high school. Finally got to see them in the 90s before they broke up. Great show...took my cousin and he heard the music and said, I've heard this one before, didn't know it was this group. And I was thinking about his dad who is my age and saying to myself, Steve, you raised your son right!
Foot stompin' music is a must.
This song brings back a lot of memories, both good and bad.
I've not heard this song in quite awhile...and honestly, I forgot how much I love it!!
So Jay says "That's really them" with a straight face. LMAO. I love the interaction between the two of you.
LOVE GFR! Always a good time.
This takes me back to my teenage years when I skated my butt off to this great song!! I also loved skating to the Locomotion by Grand Funk!! I got many blisters!!!
LOL REAAAALY ? LOL THE 70S WHERE A BLAST
Foot Stomping Music is the banger you need.
Their most “commercial “ sounding song and a damn good one
Such a Magical song during a magical period in music! ❤
Try "Bad Blood" by Neil Sedaka, with Elton John. Neil Sedaka had many huge hits in the 60's and 70's.
This is my favorite of their songs.
Grand Funk! “Foot Stompin Music”
Heartbreaker, Mean Mistreater, Footstompin Music, and Some Kind of Wonderful are all great songs.
Saw them in concert back in March. Still sounded great.
Shinin on ……foot stomping music…..paranoid …….walk like a man……Mr. Limousine driver……stop looking back…..so many more with that Detroit boogie
TOTO - " Afraid Of Love " ( Till I Met You )... from TOTO IV 1982 One of their very Best ROCKIN' Hi Energy Guitar and Drums Classics an Absolute BANGER! also that Bassline is Insanely COOL 🎸 definitely go back to this Band they ROCK 🤘
One of my favorite Toto rockers is Girl Goodbye. so much rockin' energy in that song.
What a great song, gosh they’re so good! 👍👏👏👏💜💜
My favorite GFR song. Excellent song, excellent reaction, as always. Thank you so much. Hope all is well.
Shinin' On.... and .... Footstompin' Music.
"Foot Stomping Music". Another rocker by them.
This song reminds me of just cruisin' around town with friends. No.care in the world. Just good music and good company.😊
Grand Funk Railroad have so many good songs!! I think they have Inside Looking Out! It really shocked me and blew me away!! Incredible song!!
Definitely a summertime vibe for me when I was a senior in high school in 75!
"Closer to My Home" is another banger!
You're right guys this song took me back to the summer of 1975 AM transistor radio WJDQ during the day and WLAC during the night reached number 4 on Billboard pop singles chart that year I like it when you guys go back to that time period it brings back good memories for me. keep up the great work guys.
A must hear Grand Funk --- I Can Feel Him In The Morning-----beautiful yet haunting song,
🌹THE 1st TIME YOU REACTED TO ♦GRAND FUNK RAILROAD WAS 🧶07-14-2021 AND THE SONG WAS 🎸INSIDE LOOKING OUT. YOU RECORDED WITH THE CUTE 🟥MULTI-COLORED BRICK BACKING BEHIND YOU.🔷THE BEST EXPRESSION I'VE E V E R SEEN YOU TWO HAVE WAS THE 🟣"SHOCK N' FREEZE" 🟪AT EXACTLY 🔶10:40 INTO THE REACTION. 🟩 I HAVE NEVER SEEN THAT HAPPEN AGAIN. 🔴YOU TWO ACTUALLY FROZE WITH MOUTHS AND EYES WIDE OPEN!!!! 🟢IT WAS THEN THAT I REALIZED THAT YOU TWO WERE REAL. THE THING THAT REALLY KEPT ME WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS WAS THE "NEW-BORN" ATTITUDE THAT YOU TWO COULD'NT HELP BUT EXPRESS WHEN YOU BEGAN DISCOVERING THE "NEW" OLD... 🟡NEVER FORGET WHERE IT ALL STARTED. 🟨🟠🟧🔵🟦🟤🟫⚫⬛
One of my all-time favorite bands! I seen them live in 1974 &1975 plus several other times over the years. I got to meet them all and they were all friendly. I see a lot of great song suggestions. I think Mr. Limousine Driver live in 1969 should be your next GFR video.