The Drummer Brought The BOOM! | 3 Generation Reaction | Grand Funk Railroad | Inside Looking Out
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- The Drummer Brought The Boom! | Grand Funk Railroad | Inside Looking Out | Reaction
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Probably the greatest live performance in rock history. The crazy thing is that they played like this for three hours almost ever night. Great reaction Gals!!
They Sold Out Shea Stadium faster than the Beatles !
Check out their performances from that concert here on RUclips
Heartbreaker
I'm Your Captain/Closer to Home
Mark Farner - such a badass performer !!! Underrated for sure !!!
I don't care who you are, when it gets to the first part where Mark and Don are trading vocal parts, you start smiling...Super infectious groove...
Grand Funk Railroad is a great American rock band who achieved their peak in popularity during the 1970's. "I'm Your Captain (Closer to Home)" is one of my favorites. But they had a lot of great hits such as "We're An American Band", "The Loco-Motion", "Walk Like A Man", "Shinin' On", "Some Kind Of Wonderful", "Bad Time" etc.
From An American Band on the went downhill, imho.
These guys were 18 (Mel on bass), 19 (Don on drums) and 21 (Mark on lead guitar) when this video was made. Maybe the best live performance ever recorded on You Tube.
I saw them as a junior in High School, that was the day I grew my hair out! 🤷🏻♂️ now I am 71, and bald! Great American Band...Iconic! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Rock from this era has unreal gems like this in spades, Grand Funk being A great example of making compelling music that stands the test of time. Modern viewers confirm just what we knew right away as all this was happening, we were witnessing forever music that appeals to almost any generation, race or ethnic group, does not matter, this music conquers all. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎶
I'm in grandma's generation. I love GFR. Remember, this is a 3 piece band. No studio effects. No tricks. Just funky, soulful rock and roll. The bass player is killing it. He's driving thus song. Great reaction! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
one of the best all-time bands !! Saw them twice in '71... Always closed the show with this song. K-I-L-L-E-D !! Shame on you, R&R HOF !!
Their early stuff is their best. Their Caught In The Act album has all good songs. T. N. U. C., Black Licorice, Footstomping Music, I’m Your Captain/Closer To Home, etc are great to listen to.
Lucky and Old enough for GFR to be My Very First Live Concert to attend.
Ended up seeing them 3 times through the early and mid 70's.
They were the epitome of Live Bands.
Hello Trio, I'm glad that you found Grand Funk. This music is from their " Red Album ". I tell you if memory serves this sounds like the album and they lifted it from this performance onto their studio album. Grand Funk Railroad knew how to " whip it out - ( Frank Zappa) " and play their music in a live setting. " Hey! " - Kyoto Tachibana Senior High School Brass Band Club
GFR was Hard Rock, American style. "Loneliness," "Paranoid," "Heartbreaker," "I can feel Him in the Moring" (especially poignant with kids giving their version of God, before the song kicks in), "I'm your Captain," and many others.
First time here. I enjoyed it.
Grand Funk RR takes their name from an actual Railroad that ran through Michigan and Ohio (they are from Flint, Michigan) the Grand Trunk Western RR.. my older brother took me to see them in concert at Cobo Arena in Detroit just before I left for Vietnam in April 1971.. great concert and performers..
Saw them in concert in Seattle in 1971, absolutely fantastic entertainers, and so much sound from just 3 people, this song was one of those played in that concert
We're an American Band is an awesome song by them!
They were 18, 20, and 21 here. Let that sink in for a minute. Saw them in '71 - ears rang for 2 1/2 days. Great concert.
What Happened To People From This Generation?
We Need this In America
✌️ ❤️ Free Love 🌸
Amazing band. Greatest live show I've been to. Saw them 3 times.
Thank you all...I was lucky to see these these guys and so many other icons in the 60's and 70's, it makes me smile to see two more generations enjoy them as well. The most memorable time I saw them (Three Dog Night is a refernce to how many dogs it takes to stay warm on a winters night) was during a blizzard in Springfield, Ma., (1972 or 3) the concert cancelled but about 100 or so of us made it and were seated so...the guys came out said nobody's going anywhere tonight, so c'mon down front...we're gonna jam.
From Janis to Skynard, Outlaws (name it)...the night was epic.words fail even today.
Keep looking to the live sessions, that's the standard...not the studio
That sounds so cool.
Love watching 3 generations of women learn/review the 60's through 80's. I saw nearly every band multiple times. Love the joy evident in Mom & daughter. Not sure exactly how LuLu takes it, but love to hear her takes.
It's nice to see three ladies of different generations appreciate one of the greatest live performances ever. Love the Southern accents too. :-)
Glad you enjoyed it
This was a cover tune, that a few years before a British band called The Animals had recorded! The music critics hated these guys, but THE PEOPLE loved them! I saw them in 1971 with another band i really LIKED, called BLOODROCK!! Bloodrock was a new band, and touring with GFR. A really good concert!!
I saw that combined show ih Houston in 1971 - blew me away
Flint, Mich.'s favorite sons. Big fans of theirs back in the day. Early albums were great and full of energy.
Love the excitement of several generations of listeners enjoying legendary rock and roll from my high school years. Grand Funk represents what we called the quintessential Power Trio of that era. Especially enjoyed the look on the face of the youngest of your family. My generation and I had that same look on our faces at her age back in 1969. Enjoy and rock on.
Nana will remember their version of "locomotion" and she'll also remember the song "we're an American band "
Great 3 man band from Flint, Michigan.. I grew up with this band.. One of my favorites..!
The old girl is rockin out!!
I grew up an hour and a half from Detroit, in Canada, during these days! I’m close to 70 now, but I saw Grand Funk Railroad 4 times! The MC5, Bob Seger and many of the 60’s/70’s Mowtown acts!
I’m grateful I grew up in such a crazy time for music! Looong before social media. When what “people liked” was organic.
Peace
Don Brewer is Bob Segers drummer. He is playing the drums on " Old time rock & roll " .
Love your reaction to Grand Funk Railroad, they are one of my favorite bands of all time. They were huge in the late 60s to the mid 70s. Mark Farner, the lead singer and lead guitar player, is my favorite front man. He could do it all. I recommend Heartbreaker live 1974 by them next.
I saw them live in 1971 and they killed it. They put so much energy on the stage it was amazing. They are probably best know for the songs "I'm an American Band ", and "I'm Your Captain".
The lead singer, mark farner became a Christian in the 80s. They had a big hit called locomotion. Also American band.
Keep in mind that at the time of this recording the oldest guy on stage was either 21 or 22 years old. They sold out Shea stadium faster than the Beatles. 😮
What gets me the most is the Rock & Roll Hall of "SHAME" doesn't see them good enough to let them in !
Nana Remembers, she just doesn't want to cop to it!
You really need to do their song "Some Kind Of Wonderful" - you'll LOVE it !!! 👍🌼
GFR are from Flint, MI. The name is a play on a bridge near their stomping grounds. Grand Trunk Railroad.
This performance was recorded in Hershey, PA at the Hershey Community Center by WITF-TV channel 33 (PBS station) in 1969 for their show titled "The Show". There were only a few handfuls of people watching it live.
And everyone of those few handfuls of people, will remember that performance until the day they leave this Life.
Yaaaaay!! One of my all-time fave groups❤
Saw them in concert back in the early 70s😊
'locomotion' is a good song choice. And, my arms would be DEAD from drumming 😮
Loved your reaction to Grand Funk. You guys are great. They came out of nowhere in late 68 to early 69 and just blew up, and started selling out all over the world. Everybody wanted to see them. Their trademark was they played so loud and heavy. They constantly upstaged other bands, including Led Zeppelin. They were the it band for many years.
You got to check out they're legendary 1971 Shea stadium concerts. It's incredible.
Try :"I'm your captain" &"Paranoid"
Love your show girls!! 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! We added them to our list.
Their from Flint Michigan . First hear them in1969 . The only way to play Grand Funk Railroad is LOUD . !!!!
The production is crazy. I watch videos of 80's bands that look like were made in the 20's. I don't know who filmed this but great job!!
Notice Mark Farner's guitar which was a Musicraft Messenger guitar which was ahead of it's time with an aluminum neck, stereo outputs and a special fuzz circuit that gave it a special sound. It was a hollow body electric guitar which Mark stuffed with foam rubber and taped over the front openings with masking tape to reduce feedback since he played so loud. In the viedeo you can clearly see the masking tape on the front.
Just noticed the lead singer/guitarist Mark Farner has a hair style similar to you three ladies. Good review!
They put out at least 6 vinyl LP albums. .maybe a couple more. I had this song on hat as called the "Red" album, cover art work was in red. A great 3 piece band out of Flint, Michigan. Check out a few other songs from them.
Glad to see your appreciation for this!! I was fortunate to see them live in 1972 and 1974, and again on their reunion tour in the 90s. I worked in the concert business for 23 years, and definitely have to say that they were amazing live!! You should definitely check out their song "We're An American Band"!!!
Added!
it was great watching you ladies listen to GFR for the first time. my wife (81 years young) also watched this with me. she hadn't heard of them either. i am 73 and they were one of my favorites. you must listen to more GFR.
Thank you! We will be doing more GFR.
All three had their own reactions. All smiles watching!
Thank you
Work all day, making up nickel bags...A little freak culture shout out for the kids...Heh...
Rock on Lulu ! The future of music is bright with young ones like this.
First concert i ever saw was GFR & DOA. 1969 Salt Lake City, Utah. The place was packed from the floor to the rafters. $10.00 for a ticket.
First time watching you all. I'm with the lady on the right, I had heard of GFR but didn't know any of their songs, or thought I didn't but I'd heard American Band before. I'm 63 and this is the best live performance I've ever seen. Love it. Love your alls reaction....very well done.
To watch a reaction by three generations was so great. This was such a good song and video. Thank you.
One of my all time favorite bands!
Mark( the lead singer) is turning 75 this week.
Mean Mistreater , with a Live Orchestra 1997 Concert in Detroit...
Drummer went all Bobby Brady on those drums!
That's a lot of music for three guys
I love this, this was their best performance ever.
We're an American Band is a song that got them continuous airplay.
These guys were huge in the early 70s. In fact, they matched The Beatles in performing before a sell-out crowd at Shea Stadium. Except that it took The Beatles three weeks to sell out. Grand Funk did it in three hours!
The Beatles took 5 weeks to sell-out Shea stadium , and Grand Funk sold it out in 3 days. Grand Funk sold-out MSG in less than 2 hours. They added a second show and it sold-out in 4 hrs. GFR sold-out MSG TWICE in less than 6 hrs. Without calling to put on your Credit card or stopping at Strawberry's.
Hell of a 3 piece Band
The guitarist/singer is very religious now and was coming to bible study at my friend`s house in Texas in the 90s.
One of my favorites from the 60s, Yes, do I'm your captain/ studio version
How they are not in the rock and roll hall of fame is a complete joke. This band was awesome back in the day
Bass is killing it!
The first rovk band ln the world fromUSA..even the beetles n led zeppelin gets boooo from the fans after this bang started the concert..so give this play in the last concert ..because too powerfulllll..❤❤❤
I’m 72 and saw them in concert in New Orleans the very early 70’s. I believe it was 71 or 72. The music was cranked.
I grew up with this music. It was a beautiful time.
Drummers hair 👍
Nana knows a nickle bag is.
Yes, thats the riff! 👍
Recorder at a PBS station in Harrisburg Pennsylvania in 1969. I saw them 2 times at the Harrisburg Pennsylvania farm show arena, they were fantastic!
Review Chicago 25 or 6 to 4.
I've been to at least 15 Chicago concerts, the late Terry Kath was an incredible lead guitarist, trust me you'll like it.
rock it young lady! just like I was doing 50 years ago at around your age. They sold out stadiums!
Yet to see a better performance ,,,thanks for the memories!
I enjoyed watching the youngster get into this one from my hometown band. Rock on!
Thanks
Keep in mind, these 3 guys were between 18 and 21 during this performance. Young.
I saw them do this song in 1970...my first concert.
Awesome first concert.
I recommend " Black Licorice" , "shin'in on" , "Lonliest rider" , "Heartbreaker" , "I'm your Captain".
Added them to our.list.
The Animals also did this song in 1966.
A truly great band!
If ya don't know back in my dazes a nickel bag was a $5.00 bag of reefer. And still smokin' them things at 70. Jim
the lead singer is still going today!
They were terrific live. I saw them 3 times between 69 and 71. They were hated by the critics but loved by the fans,
I know you have had to heard were “an American band “by these cats. Biggest radio hit
We added it to our list.
These guys were KIDS for this performance! Think about the home video (style) of "We're an American Band" as your next one.
Foot stomping music, some kind of wonderful, Feelin alright, I’m your captain, American band. These are some of their songs you need to react to.
Don Brewer, drummer and Mel Schacher, bassist are still touring as Grand Funk Railroad while Mark Farner, guitarist/singer doing his own thing in Christian Music.
Don Brewer recently went on tour with his friend and fellow Michigander, Bob Seger on Bob Seger's final tour.
You have to remember one thing about this video. They are only 19-20 years old in this video. They were thrown off a tour with Led Zeppelin because they blowing LZ off the stage every night.
Hard to believe that this much quality rock came from just three guys. Such a shame that Brewer and Farner had their differences and the band split up….😢. A criminally underrated band.
I have experienced this music since 1960. I’m so glad you are introducing it your followers, this were called underground music
because the regular stations were afraid their conservative listeners and sponsors were would turn out. There are thousands of band that plaid great musicians c I’ll be glad they get ve yes u a play pie that will ll not nock your clothes oft. Thank you and keep it up ✌️☮️🕊️
Grandma was really into this! Woo hoo!
...and yes 'Bed Time to be in love' reaction would be great.
You mentioned their name. They actually came up with their name from the Grand Trunk Western Railroad that went through their hometown of Flint, Michigan. They came up “Grand Funk Railroad. Here’s the kicker! The genre of “Funk” music didn’t even exist yet.
Wow
I saw them live in Virginia Beach in '69.
Back in the day they sold out stadiums. Very popular.
My stompin days.😎
WHEW! MAGIC!
Saw them 1981 i think that was the year. In my home town Wichita falls. Tx.
That's funky!! Lol Great reaction! 🔥❤🔥
Thank you!! 😊
Last recorded songs in 1995 ... Song, Pay Attention To Me is a Rocker.. Give It A Listen
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I love - Foot stomping music is good to get you going