I'M SITTING HERE LONELY
LIKE A BROKEN MAN
I SERVE MY TIME
DOIN' THE BEST I CAN
WALLS AND BARS
THEY SURROUND ME
BUT, I DON'T WANT NO SYMPATHY..
Grand Funk
(commonly known as The Red Album)
is the second
studio album
by American
rock band
Grand Funk Railroad
It was released on
December 29, 1969,
by Capitol Records,
just four months
after their
debut album
On Time.
Recorded at
Cleveland Recording Company,
the album was
produced by
Terry Knight
and engineered by
Ken Hamann.
The album was
certified gold
by the RIAA,
the first for the group.
It includes
a cover of
the Animals'
1966 song
"Inside Looking Out",
which is still a
staple of the band's
live concerts.
Grand Funk
was originally released
by Capitol Records
in LP,
cassette,
8-track tape,
and reel-to-reel
configurations.
The original
reel-to-reel version
(manufactured for Capitol/EMI by Ampex)
contains edited versions
of
"Got This Thing on the Move",
"Please Don't Worry",
"Mr. Limousine Driver"
and
"Inside Looking Out",
the harmonica solo
has been deleted,
not available elsewhere.
The edits on these songs
reduce the album's
overall running time
by
approximately five minutes.
TRACK LIST
Got This Thing On The Move
Please Don't Worry
High Falootin' Woman
Mr. Limousine Driver
In Need
Winter And My Soul
Paranoid
Inside Looking Out
Nothing Is The Same
(Demo)
Mr. Limousine Driver
(2002 Remix)
Inside Looking Out
(Live)
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