Grand Funk Railroad

In the video "Grand Funk Railroad Sin's A Good Man's Brother/Bad Time/Locomotion Live 2016", we catch a glimpse of Mark Farner delivering a captivating performance more than 40 years since the band’s heyday. The set includes classics like "Sin's A Good Man's Brother," a standout track from their 1971 album "Closer to Home," which solidified their hard rock appeal. This live recording happened on February 19, 2016, during a time when Farner was revisiting his roots, reminding fans of the band's gritty sound and profound influence. Interestingly, "Closer to Home" features themes of pride and resilience, paralleling the enduring spirit of Farner himself. The other songs in the set, especially "Bad Time" (from the 1974 album "All the Girls in the World Beware!!!") and the beloved "Locomotion," showcase the band's ability to craft hits that resonate across generations. It's a striking juxtaposition, isn’t it? Seeing how timeless these tunes feel, even today.

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