SIBLINGS FIRST TIME REACTION TO GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - Inside Looking Out(REACTION)

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 178

  • @aramhamparian9641

    Possibly the greatest live rock & roll performance of all time. The crazy thing is that they would play for 2-3 hours each night, with this same type of passion and tenacity. Critically under rated band.

  • @stevegans3517

    They were 19-21 at the time. Just pure talent. A shame they don't get along these days. He was holding a harmonica. If you look closely you'll see it. He probably tucked it into his pocket when he was done.

  • @dadmateryn8092

    don't freak out he was playing a harmonica then dropped it on the ground when he was done

  • @08191906
    @08191906 28 днів тому +3

    These three men, at a very small venue, put on a performance that comfortably equals energy and quality of Lynyrd Skynyrd's 1977 SOLD OUT Oakland Coluseum live performance of Freebird.

  • @hudsonhollow

    I've seen them perform live three times and managed to live through all three performances!! 😂

  • @strettoasino9006

    Scariness that Led Zeppelin felt ...was believable...

  • @declanmueller2652

    I was aware of this band, I knew they had several hits, but I hadn't heard this song until some guys reviewed it a couple of years ago, and it was funny, because their commentary reflected my thoughts. The trio just kept nailing it, and then the singer brought out his harmonica, and the commentators were like, "And now there's a harmonica." That song just kept getting better.

  • @Paul-ek5ey

    The Raw power of GFR Mark Don and Mel one of the best Rock Funk bands ever GFR great song and so many other songs ty for sharing love the reaction listen to Footstompin Music and Some kind of wonderful recorded by the Soul Brother 6 Grand Funk Railroad covered the song

  • @auctionmusic

    he is singing your own music.....blues.....

  • @piedmontish

    You learned viewers can correct me if I’m wrong but I believe you only heard a little applause because these teenagers in 1969 did this performance for record executives as a “tryout“ for a contract! They went on to sell out everywhere they played! By the way, the drummer, alternated vocals with the guitarist. A lot of hits! Nice reaction kids!

  • @Silverstreak7878
    @Silverstreak7878 День тому +2

    He played a killer harmonica!!

  • @buckleymordecai9605

    Welcome to rock and roll!!! Lol.

  • @roslanjalal82

    The first rock metal funk band in the world from USA..POWERRRR ❤❤❤

  • @albertzappa1994

    he is still signing today.💚🎸

  • @stevensapyak7971

    12.8.23. They’re from 🎸Flint Michigan™️

  • @bugvswindshield

    NO ONE is prepared for this song!!! ha ha ha!

  • @bigbow62
    @bigbow62  +30

    Remember only a 3 piece band giving us all of that funky sound !

  • @michaelrhodes9294

    😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

  • @buddylee44410

    They were connected by an umbilical cord each one knew exactly where the other was at all times, three played as one fantastic

  • @twwtjohns

    These guys were the very first rock concert I attended 52 years ago. They were the greatest band live band at that time selling out a 55 thousand seat stadium in 3 days a few months before I saw them. It had taken the Beatles seven weeks to sell out the same stadium a few years earlier.