5, 00:00, 2008-04-22 10:05:43 Description:Lyrics: Up each morning at five o'clock, Seem like the noon-day sun ain't never gonna' stop. The work is hard in a railroad yard, Hey, hey, gotta' make it today to punch a time (More)Lyrics: Up each morning at five o'clock, Seem like the noon-day sun ain't never gonna' stop. The work is hard in a railroad yard, Hey, hey, gotta' make it today to punch a time card. Workin' on the railroad. Oh, you know, the railroad is a mighty good line, Come on and ride the railroad, one more time. Oh, you know, the railroad is a mighty good line, Come on and ride the railroad, one more time. Dirt and sweat, runnin' down my back, Workin' on the railroad. Work all day long up and down the railroad tracks. Workin' on the railroad. I'm a God fearing man, and with many I stand, Workin' on the railroad. And with God we've been working, all hand in hand. Workin' on the railroad. Oh, you know, the railroad is a mighty good line, Come on and ride the railroad, one more time. Oh, you know, the railroad is a mighty good line, Come on and ride the railroad, one more time. Oh, you know, the railroad is a mighty good line, Workin' on the railroad. Come on and ride the railroad, one more time. Workin' on the railroad. Oh, you know, the railroad is a mighty good line, Come on and ride the railroad, one more time. Grand Funk Railroad is an American rock band. The Grand Funk Railroad lineup was highly popular during the 1970s, having sold over 25 million records and selling out arenas worldwide and having been awarded four RIAA gold albums in 1970, the most for any American Group that year. The band was formed in 1969 by Mark Farner (vocals, guitar), Don Brewer (vocals, drums) from Terry Knight and the Pack, and Mel Schacher (bass) from Question Mark & the Mysterians in Flint, Michigan. Former bandmate Terry Knight soon became their manager and named the band after the Grand Trunk Western Railroad, a well-known rail line in Michigan. First achieving recognition at the 1969 Atlanta Pop Festival, the band was signed by Capitol Records. Patterned after Cream, but developing their own populist style, in 1970 they had sold more albums than any other American band and had become a major concert attraction. In that same year they earned their second gold record award for the album "Grand Funk" (aka the Red Album) and a hit single, "I'm Your Captain (Closer To Home)", from the album Closer to Home, which was stylistically close to the old Terry Knight and the Pack. A year later, they broke the attendance record set by The Beatles' at Shea Stadium, selling out in just 72 hours. Despite critical pans and lack of radio airplay, the group's first eight albums, released in three years, were successful. Knight launched an intensive advertising campaign to promote the album Closer To Home, reportedly paying $100,000 for a huge billboard in New York City's Times Square. That album was certified multi-platinum despite the lack of critical success. In 1972 Grand Funk Railroad fired Knight; Knight sued for breach of contract, resulting in a protracted legal battle. In 1972 Grand Funk Railroad shortened their name to Grand Funk as a result of the ongoing legal battles, and added a fourth band member. They first had requested Peter Frampton to join them, but he wasn't available, due to a just-signed solo-record deal, so they asked Craig Frost (keyboards), whom they knew from their time in the Pack (1968). This brought on a stylistic shift from their original raw rock & roll roots to a more rhythm & blues oriented style that was not universally accepted by their fan base. Grand Funk released its sixth album Phoenix. The band hired musician Todd Rundgren as a producer to refine their sound. Two successful albums and two hit singles resulted, "We're an American Band" (from We're An American Band) and "The Loco-Motion" (from Shinin' On, written by Carole King and Gerry Goffin for Little Eva). They switched to Jimmy Ienner as producer in 1975, reverted back to "Grand Funk Railroad", and released the album, All the Girls in the World Beware!!! which showed the band's pictures on top of the bodies of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Franco Columbu and spawned the top ten hits "Some Kind of Wonderful" and "Bad Time". A major tour and a live album, Caught in the Act, followed. Pressures between the band members mounted and they made what they thought was a final album, Born to Die. In 1976 they had the opportunity to join forces with musician Frank Zappa, which renewed the band's spirits. This was, however, short-lived. After finishing Good Singin', Good Playin' (1976) Grand Funk Railroad disbanded. (Less) Video Tags:1973AmericanAnBandFarmerFunkGrandMarkMusicPopRailroadRockTheWe're Rate it:Rate : Watch hereClose player
3, 03:35, 2008-04-18 18:20:32 Description:This is of me singin' and playin' the guitar (trying to anyways). I just started learning how to play this summer so I'm not very good yet. And I have a hard time singing and playing at (More)This is of me singin' and playin' the guitar (trying to anyways). I just started learning how to play this summer so I'm not very good yet. And I have a hard time singing and playing at the same time, but I tried. (Less) Video Tags: Rate it:Rate : Watch hereClose player
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