GRAND FUNK - Flight Of The Phoenix / Footstompin' Music
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2012
- Madison Square Garden, NY, 1972
Mark Farner (Vocals, Guitar & Keyboards Hammond B3)
Don Brewer (Drums)
Mel Schacher (Bass)
Craig Frost (Keyboards) 
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Sounded good at 9 and still sounds good at 55!
Farner, Brewer and Shacher had unbelievable stage presence and talent.
The hair is worth the price of admission alone… but seriously one of the most passionate energetic and talented power trios ever. Mark owns the stage. Zero let downs with this band.
No pyro techs, no gimmicks, no costumes....just pure talent, energy and love for music. Sadly, so missing today.
fast thick dirty bass - slammin' funk groove drumming - organ out the kazoo - unbridled guitar - screaming vocals - greatest jammin' rock band ever - pure energy start to finish - love you GFR!
My favorite band at 17 and now at 64...nothing has changed for me. Mark especially is one of the most talented musicians to ever walk on to a stage in any musical genre. Multi talented...and still is. He is and forever will be... Grand Funk Railroad!
They were the must electrified band of the 70s
Mark Farner...quadruple threat
Killer vocals
Killer Hammond B3
Killer guitar
Harp
And drums on Black Brass as well...incredibly talented.
And hair…
Mark Farner is a genius!!!
Favorite band. I'm 65 and can't get enough...
Real musicians and real music ... you hear the bass , drums , guitar etc etc these guys are worth worshipping 😘
The groove on this band in unbelievable.
Nah it is funk
Man what happened to music? Things are supposed to get better over time. These guys are the real deal . Young musicians should watch this and get to know what real rock n roll is.
Saw them in 1971. Best band I've ever seen. Mark made you part of the performance. I couldn't hear for days...lol. Very talented yet sincere guys! Mark is GFR!!
This is what got me into Rock at 12 years old😎🇨🇱✊
Just. So. Good!
Mark Don & Mel!
I never put this stuff away.
Sound blues country rock adrenalina musicale 🎼 molta energia ricordando gli anni settanta e la voce impetuosa di farner assieme ai mitici grand funk quando il rock era più influente e più incisivo dei giorni nostri ❤😂
Видеть бы это в те года!!!!
I would love to play in a band with this drummer! His enthusiasm is contagious.
Yup, Don Brewer could play them skins like two jack rabbits screwing.
Don brewer! Don brewer! He plays his ass off!!!!
Great drummer,sorry as hell human being !!!
Exellent, fabulous musicians!
They shouldn't be in the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame... it should be named after them ! ! ! ❤ WOW 👌
regardless of the era, its hard to find a band more passionate than these guys. they were having the time of their lives while playing. the title of their last album sums it up well. good singin' good playin'
GFR played two sold out shows at MSG in '72. Prior to one of them, Terry Knight showed up with his attorneys and sheriffs to confiscate the groups equipment. Nice guy, huh... Anyway's, they had duplicate instruments and went on to rocked the garden. As they always did!
Look at them they are having the time of their life living their dream.
Mark, Don and Mel. GREAT FUNKING JAM!
Can you imagine the rush it would be playing to a sold out Madison Square Garden or Shea Stadium? Grand Funk had some great energy. The second album I ever bought was 'E Pluribus Funk', the silver coin album. Still have it. Unfortunately, I never saw them in concert.
Had the pleasure of seeing this fine line up at the tender age of 9
Dayton Ohio
Hara Arena
the absolutely hammer, mark farner is unbelievable !
One of the best bands ever !!!
They sound great and look young and fabulous, if they ever got back together, it would be like the Rock n Roll Heavyweight championship of the world. Million dollar concern, millions of dollars flowing, world wide excited FANS!!
Absolutely the GREATEST rock jam of ALL TIME !!
imagine being able to play organ AND guitar that well.
Yes!! And Mark plays percussion too and played bass in a previous band. 👍🏼
This was the 1972 tour the first year Craig Frost joined Grand Funk. I saw them at the Miami Hollywood Sportatorium in November.
THE GREATEST AMERICAN BAND!!!! SEEN THEM TWICE!!!! WITHOUT FROST AND WITH!!!!
me also and Mark 5 times..
@@anthonydestefano1354 Met Mark about 3 Times Autographsand Pictures
GFR were the Greatest rock n roll band in the World!!! C'mon get back together, one more time for us wee fans
Excellent! 🎸🎸🎸🎖️🏆✌️👍☮️
❤ Grand Funk ❤ BEST ROCK BAND EVERRRRRR !!!!!!
Fantastic! Their live sound and groove was just awesome.
great jam.
Awesome!! Performance, what a great band bags of energy!!!
Gotta love the dual Hammond days
My first ever concert was GFR on this tour, 12/10/72.
Freddie King opened for them!!
me also- took the bus from Catonsville- my ears rang for 3 days
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We piled about 8 of us in a friend's 66 Chevy, lol
I remember drinking some Boones Farm on the way ...
Do you remember seeing John Nitzinger or hearing his name, I meant to say Guitar.... He's a badass on guitar!
If I said it once.I said it a thousand times rock and roll in its purest form
Two great songs where we see Mark playing with the keyboard and a drummers giving himself full to leatbers 🎹🥁🎸🎸
He rocked the Hammond b3 !
he loved that hammond!
WOW brings back memories!!
BOYS LETS GET BACK TOGETHER!!! AND SHOW WHY YOU BELONG IN THE ROCK ND ROLL HALL OF FAME!!!!!!
I loved this band so much. I had every album. My favorite song.
Unbelievable jam!
Ok, I admit it, when I was 18 I had the biggest crush on Mark Farner. (No, I did not know him personally, lol) I realized later that it was the music I was in love with. Man, those guys rocked.
SMOKIN !!!!
I WAS AT THIS SHOW ...AMAZING ......
Best Hammond B3 intro ever. A killer when you hear it on a record played through a good PA system.
Tempos gloriosos
Como é bom recordar
Gratidão
Mark Farner Wrote the song, Played lead 2nd guitar, Lead sang, played Hammond B3 HOLY SHIT. NO ONE DID WHAT HE DID.
I stand by that Father back then was as equally talented as talented as Clapton. Farmer's musicianship is highly under rated
+prozacania Farner, not father. damn auto correct
+prozacania Agree.
+4
@@prozacania absolutely true...and he started out on bass in his early years and killed it on the harmonica as well...
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Amazing.
Still rocks..
I saw them in ‘70@ Pirates World in Dania with two of my band mates at the time , one of whom later in life was my bro- in law,who are now gone.GFR exuded unbridled healthiness and enthusiasm.I will never forget it.
Nailed it .......
Back in the day...
Before computers and the
Digital age.
Can you believe Grand Funk are not in the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame?...WTF ! THESE GUYS are to Rock what Babe Ruth is to baseball
One of my favorites as an old keyboard player.
Wow!
I can't stop watching this
Saw them 3 times as a teenager
Lo mejor secos 2020 desde chile Concepción en plena cuarentena
OMG that rocks! And the drummer is having such a great time. To top it all off, Farner damn near breaks his neck at the very end but recovers like a pro.
the baddest dude in there was the bass player, the drummer sang backup,the organist came in later .there were heavier bands at the time,to my white friends I was ashamed I listened to them.thank you for putting this up!
The Essene not Essence : this cut may be low quality video and sound but I love it because the mix really features the bass and brings out just how good Mel was.
GFR THE BEST!!!!! WHERE ARE YOU ROCK AND ROLL OF FAME?????????????????
@Matthew Thomas Yup, R and R hall of fame is kind of a joke. Must be a political thing or something.
Raw talent!
When they said they blew Zeppelin off the stage I believe it...lol...Love GFR...
Still as of this day Grand Funk RailRoad is not in the rock &Roll Hall of Fame. How can that be ?????
Grand funk Railroad one of my favorite ROCKNROLL BAnds as a teenager growing up! I learned how to play bass guitar to all their music by the time I was twenty😉✌️🤟🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙😎
Totally awesome.
Holy s...What energy!
Mark later found Religion, Don and Mel found Bob Seger
Flint Michigan Rock N Roll
Two Hammond B-3 organs on stage please..
Excelencia perfección, Sonido,fantástico.29/01/23.Disfrutandolos.
best rock band
NOW YOU KNOW WHERE the band BOSTON got their sound and influence. Sounds like the opening to Smokin on BOSTON 'S first album.
YEAHHHH!!!!
Great hair! 😮😮😮😮😮😂😂😂😂😂
You want to jam ? You called GFR 🎸🥁👏🤩😎
almost broke his ass at the end. nice save. mop boy!
On a stage that slippery, I think he performed amazingly.
@@botbot4366 apparently always doing stuff like that.He said went sailing over the edge of the stage at hyde park in london landed in the pit face to face with British greasers.Made believe it was part of the act daft sod! had no more coil left on the amp lead! gotta love mark!!!
Way ahead of their time!!! This is real '60s Rock and Roll, Kiddies.......LEARN!!!!
This is RAW TALENT......not that RapCrap and Hippity Hop y'all listen to......OMG!!!! smh
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Scuse my lingo but this is fucking sweet right here!....TY Peace
I MEANT TO SAY WHERE ARE YOU ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME????
Heck yes
Seen em'. They cooked it!
GENIUS BAND,ABSOLUTELY GENIUS,THEN THE BREAKUP,NUTS
Not to mention the betrayal. I can only think greed was the motivation. I always thought these guys loved each other. They brought each other to great fame and fortune. What a shame.
@@philgaetano6926 money separates everyone,sooner or later,sads
Hope the real Grand Funk Railroad can get they're sh1t together and do before its to late. Got To Get It Together Remember?
Holy shit.
Killer❤
They really were the Greatest American Band ,and I believe they blew Zeppelin off the stage fuck they blew everyone off the stage and they could blow everyone off the stage today if they were still the original lineup,and sounded like this still..Because this is how its done...
What fairytale are you reading about blowing the mighty Z off the stage. Na can't see it !
Yup!! Peter Grant threatened their manager to get them off the stage because they were getting such a huge reaction from the audience. The crowd rioted when GFR left the stage early. Peter Grant thought the reaction was from GFR playing in their home state. Then GFR opened for them again in Cleveland and got another huge reaction which Peter Grant thought showed up Zep. After the Cleveland show, GFR was pulled off the tour and would never open for Zeppelin again. The mighty Zeppelin was deflated and soon after GFR was a headlining act.
🚂 🎸 🇺🇸
@@bronxbomber3194 Amazing stuff and to think L.Z, became the biggest rock band in the world.Dominated for most of the 70's.
@@paulkazakoff9231 - Yes! I love Zeppelin too but I was more of a GfR fan because they were underdogs. One day they were just a local garage band and they next day they were one of the biggest bands in the world. Plus I loved their energy and their vocal harmonies.
@@bronxbomber3194 Yeah I am a big L.Z. fan and for a long time but i like quite a bit of the ol' Grand Funk for sure.First one I owned was the double live and it's a good one.Never saw G.F. live so can't really comment.Did see L.Z. once and were fantastic.That was in 1972 and probably the best concert I've seen as far as rock goes anyway.That was in Australia and i know G.F. never toured down here.Bit of a shame.I would have liked to have seen them in those early years.
What a band. These guys really delivered the goods live. Anybody know what guitar Mark is playing here? Also, check out the 6:00 mark- it looks like Mark hits his head pretty hard on that extended mic stand!
LOL ! Did he shout out "Idiots" at 1;18?
Someone misses the cue at 1:13 and dude yells "IDIOT!" lol
was that cool 12 I was then at 65 seems like yesterday I’m still in it Mark Farner, the heart and soul of Grand Funk Railroad. Don’t give me wrong the bass player Michael done great musicians they just got a dick Mark around in the long run.
I love this song, LOUD,not so sure about the neighbors.
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Bringing in Craig Frost on keyboards added a lot.
This guy had to be the inspiration for Athony Keidis
interesting video of this group, but the damn time fade in the middle of the video is probably the very last.