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Dick was the best!

Backed by Detroit's Primo Rockers...and the sound of a Hammond B3...God Bless The Child, and this video. Legendary Producer Jack Douglas.

Dick sold a Gibson SG to our guitar player after he broke the neck off of his guitar. He didn't have the cash, so Dick just gave it to him with the trust that he would pay it off over time. Dick was a great guy.

Vince doesn't say it, but you revived his career, Dick.

super😄

❤❤❤❤

Mark Farner’s voice remains the same, some say no Mark Farner no Grand Funk

When I was a kid, my two favorite guitar players were Glenn Buxton from Alice Cooper and Joe Perry from Aerosmith, and then I realize that the guitar lines I was hearing were Hunter and Wagner? So much for a guitar heroes

Great guitar and great guy

I got to see Dick perform with Alice Cooper in the old Boston Gardens during the Welcome to My Nightmare tour. What a bombastic performance. The Atlanta Rythem Section opened.

🗣 Alice has chosen the best rock musicians for this *Excellent* concert ! ... Well Done 😎

I don't now about all that stuff but, I grew up in Detroit in the late 60's & I remember him with the Frost. I remember him with Alice Cooper. I rememberer loving his guitar work from the very beginning. I Remember if Dick Wagner was involved, I listen to it. My favorite is still Mystery Man.

My cousins were friends with him and his family

He was from Saginaw Michigan.

I remember him with Dick Wagner and the Frost back in around 1969-1970. Loved his song Sweet Lady Love.

His work in Lou Reed's Coney Island Baby 1976 is from another planet.

Nice. Louder speaking would be really good thanks for sharing. I really like you at the end of train kept a Rollin.

Wagner's tone on this and Lou Reed live lp is insane good...my fav guitar duo

Amazing album.

Keep it alive - that Motown music !! 😃😃😃😃

Detroit Youth Choir! Super talent -- keep sharing it 😃😃😃😃

この組み合わせは、いいですね。

❤❤❤🥰🙏

Dick, had an amazing partnership with Steve Hunter, both amazing guitarists.

She CANNOT sing! She can't sing. Not a lick. Never could. Damn.

Detroit legend !

Mark Farner to Dick Wagner: "Love Always Wins, Because Love Has Got You"

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They talented

you guys are awesome

Peter C Cavanaugh, Dave West, Mr. Goodbar John Smith, and me went to the 'Remember the Child' event with the Saginaw Symphony. It was Dick's premier of the music, and because we were his friends and admirers we let him roll with the event, not distracting him from the newness of the endeavor. It was great to see our friend perform and soak in the accolades for the thrust of his work. Those others have gone to Glory now, but my memories are fond for their lives and times. Dick's songwriting clinics were inspirational too, as were those early days performances when we younger guys could sit right down front. Thanks Dick Wagner, thanks for it all.

Love Detroit Youth Choir!

2:52 He looks like Freddy!

Fantastic guitarist

2 Leyendas de todos los tiempos Suzie y Mark Farner líder de uno de las bandas más increíbles de rock and roll Grand Funk Railroad por siempre 😊😊😊

The first Frost lp is still a constant play at our house and Ursa Major is killer!!

Классно!!!! Не стареют душой ветераны!!!❤ Какой задор, энергетика!!! Да, это настоящие музыканты, настоящие легенды!!!!❤❤❤❤❤

Genial, chicos, sois la esperanza y la alegría, la felicidad y la luz en medio de un mundo falto de paz. Saludos desde España 🇪🇸

Love the video. Rehashed my life.

love yer fever - the best

Please Suzi - quit crying about not being in the bs r&r hof. It means absolutely nothing.

Love Mark Farner's vocals, the man does have some pipes !

A great unheralded guitar player, RIP

no this was not the nightmare tour

R.I.P. Dick, Your guitar work from this album, will carry me to my grave!

I remember hearing this from bass teacher. Matthew Davison. I was thinking note for note but then a month later I was thinking emotion, then a few months later I was like man-- wtf this is Big Love

Thank you. My Lord

Damn.

This is the link to White Witch, another band my uncle Leo managed. ruclips.net/video/jEnw4VQGWhs/видео.html&pp=ygUld2hpdGUgd2l0Y2ggaXQncyBzbyBuaWNlIHRvIGJlIHN0b25lZA%3D%3D

One of my lifelong favorite guitarists, so huge an influence through the mid 70's Cooper stuff it just cant be measured in any real sense, he's just in my DNA. Rest in peace, friend.