Live Album (album)
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| Live album by Grand Funk Railroad | ||
| Released | November, 1970 | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Length | 76:42 | |
| Label | Capitol | |
| Producer(s) | Terry Knight | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Grand Funk Railroad chronology | ||
| Closer To Home (1970) |
Live Album (1970) |
Survival (1971) |
Live Album is Grand Funk Railroad's first live album, and was released in November of 1970 by Capitol Records. It was produced by Terry Knight. This release went RIAA Gold almost immediately, and earned GFR their fourth Gold Record Award in just one year. The raw energy of these live performances was captured without the use of any re-mixing, over-dubs or enhanced audio engineering. This "direct recording" method leaves a bit to be desired from a technical standpoint, but showcases the band in a live environment and never lets up in its effort to convey GFR's raw power as well as a sense of "being there" at a Grand Funk event.
[edit] Track listing
- "Introduction"
- "Are You Ready" (Mark Farner)
- "Paranoid" (Mark Farner)
- "In Need" (Mark Farner)
- "Heartbreaker" (Mark Farner)
- "Inside Looking Out" (J. Lomax/A. Lomax/E. Burdon/B. Chandler)
- "Words Of Wisdom"
- "Mean Mistreater" (Mark Farner)
- "Mark Say's Alright" (Mark Farner/Don Brewer/Mel Schacher)
- "Into The Sun" (Mark Farner)
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