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 Terry Knight and the Pack

 hailed from

 the same fertile, 

late-'60s 

Michigan soil 

that spawned

 the MC5,

 the Stooges,

 the Frost, 

the Amboy Dukes, 

SRC, 

Bob Seger 

and the 

Last Heard 

and other

 like-minded outfits. 

And these

 two

 fuzz-laced albums, 

originally released

 on the 

Cameo Parkway 

subsidiary 

Lucky Eleven,

 definitely fit 

right into

 that

 Midwestern mold

 in fact, 

the band did

 notch several 

regional hits

 ("I (Who Have Nothing);" 

"You're a Better Man Than I," 

(both collected here)

 but never quite

 broke through nationally. 

However,

they remain famous

 among rock fans

 for one

 very important fact:

 this is the band 

where

 Mark Farner

 and 

Don Brewer 

of 

Grand Funk Railroad 

got their start

 and Knight 

went on to 

manage the band

The only two

 Terry Knight & the Pack albums, 

their complete 

1966 and 1967 

releases

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