Grand Funk Railroad - Inside Looking Out (REACTION) #grandfunkrailroad #reaction #trending

One of the greatest live versions of any song ever in the history of the world!!!!!!

This song alone should have Put them in the rock and roll hall of Fame. It defines Rock and Roll.

They were from Flint MI, Bass was Mel Schacter, Drums was Don Brewer and Guitarist was Mark Farner. By this point in their career they had sold out Shea Stadium faster than the Beatles. They were one of the biggest bands of the 1970's! Another tragic story of management screwing them over.

This is why GFR sold out Shea Stadium in 72 hours with no electronic tickets, no internet, no etc. it took the Beatles weeks to do the same.

The best 3 man band to ever play ☮️✌️☮️

Grand funk is the only band to ever blow Led Zeppelin off the stage.

Mark Farner is 19 years in this performance. You just need to go into all the early Grand Funk! Goosebumps!!! I’m 66 WF and this still sets eon fire! Total respect for you guys!

These three guys are outta Flint MI. This is old school Michigan rock and roll..These dudes had so many hits back in the day they were outselling the Zeppelin at one point!! thanks for going here boys!! Peace and love from the old metal head from Detroit!!

Mel Schalker is one of the most criminally underrated bassists.

One of the greatest live performances ever. Not an an overstatement.

I’ve never heard so much musical talent from 3 guys ever. Phenomenal

This is what it looks like when confidence, competence, and commitment collide.

Gransd Funk opened for Led Zeppelin in Detroit and completely upstaged them. Zeppelin dropped them from the tour. Mark Farmer - vocals guitar, Don Brewer - vocals, drums, Mel Schacher - bass and they're from Flint, Michigan

These guys were babies playing this kind of music. I wanna be young again 😩

This is in my top 10 live music performances. Shit is MAGICAL.

This is probably in my top 5 favorite live performances of all time!!

I'm glad I'm old for a couple reasons: the athletes I watched and the music that helped make me who I am. The '60s and '70s were the height of music creativity, when players were virtuosos and technology was just beginning to affect compositions. Grand Funk is an example of what rock 'n' roll shows were like. No disrespect meant for artists today, but when I see a music performance on TV these days, I can't help but think, "This athletic, fantastic dance troupe also has a pretty good singer." Motown artists took onstage dancing as far as taste and sincerity could take it. Fortunately for young people, music from my era will live forever for adventurous listeners like you. There are many, many rabbit holes in the field you're stepping into. :)

That lead guitarist is part Native American and Irish. He still plays music and tours today. Mark Farner is the lead man.

When we were in high school around 1973 to 1975 there was nothing better than Grand funk railroad. 👍🏻👍🏻🤠👍🏻👍🏻

Grand Funk Railroad "I'm Your Captain/Closer To Home"