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[Vader]

 

[E-Z]

Ok dudes listen up!!. Scottish drummer Ted Mckenna of The Sensational Alex Harvey band & the Rory Gallagher band passed away a month ago so I'm playing the RORY GALLAGHER- STAGE STRUCK cd on MAX VOLUME!!!.

This one's for you Ted RIP

 

[E-Z]

RORY GALLAGHER- PHOTO FINISH released in 1978

Heavy Blues/rock all the way by Rory Gallagher and his band

 

[Slick Willie]

GRAND FUNK RAILROAD- GREATEST HITS cd

Apparently 'the funk' were at onetime back in the 1970s regarded as America's greatest rock band??. Still the cd has some pretty good rock numbers on it especially the 'sing along' We're An American Band that stays in your head hours after hearing it.

I wouldn't say greatest - but they were very popular.

 

[E-Z]

Yeah your probably more correct calling GRAND FUNK RAILROAD at onetime America's most popular rock band rather than greatest rock band that's my sloppy writing Slick Willie.

Personally speaking I have heard all of 'the funks' 1970s albums and as good as they are they tend to have a slight soul/rock feel to them instead of a all out rock feel to them which is ok if you like the slightly more soulful element in rock music. My favourite Grand Funk album is the 1976 album GOOD SINGIN' GOOD PLAYIN' which was produced by Frank Zappa.

 

[E-Z]

GRAND FUNK RAILROAD- GOOD SINGIN' GOOD PLAYIN' released in 1976 and produced by Frank Zappa.

1:Just Couldn't Wait 2:Can You Do It 3: Pass It Around 4: Don't Let Them Take Your Gun 5:Miss My Baby 6:Big Buns 7:Out To Get You 8:Crossfire 9:1976 10:Release Your Heart 11:Goin'For The Pastor 12:Rubberneck

Good Singin' Good Playin' is one of those albums that sounds good all the way through from start to finish.

 

[Sharp Dressed Man]

 

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[Arkie]