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Instrument(s) |
Date of birth |
Place of birth |
Past/Current Member |
| Don Brewer |
drums, lead vocals |
September 3, 1948 |
Swartz Creek, MI |
Current |
| Mel Schacher |
bass |
April 8, 1951 |
Owasso, MI |
Current |
| Max Carl |
lead vocals |
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Current |
| Bruce Kulick |
lead guitar |
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Current |
| Tim Cashion |
keyboards |
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Current |
| Mark Farner |
guitar, lead vocals |
September 29, 1948 |
Flint, MI |
Past |
| Craig Frost |
keyboards |
April 20, 1948 |
Flint, MI |
Past |
| Dennis Bellinger |
bass |
October 8, 1949 |
Flint, MI |
Past |
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Grand Funk Railroad started as a hard rock garage band of the late 1960s. Unknown until they played the Atlanta music festival July 4th, 1969, they were immediately signed by Capitol Records and soon became a household word among hard rock fans.
To date, "The American Band" has sold over 25 million albums with 19 charted singles, eight Top 40 hits and two Number One singles. The group has 12 gold and 10 platinum records.
Grand Funk has recently reformed with a new lineup, minus frontman Mark Farner, and is touring the United States.
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Grand Funk Railroad started as a hard rock garage band of the late 1960s. Unknown until they opened the Atlanta music festival July 4th, 1969, they were immediately signed by Capitol Records and soon became a household word among hard rock fans.
To date, "The American Band" has sold over 25 million albums with 19 charted singles, eight Top 40 hits and two Number One singles. The group has 12 gold and 10 platinum records.
Grand Funk has recently reformed with a new lineup, minus frontman
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Place of Origin: Flint, Michigan USA
Founded: 1969
Style: Hard rock, classic rock
AKA: Grand Funk, GFR
Other: The band's name was a play on The Grand Trunk Railroad of Michigan, where they were from.
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