Grand Funk Railroad - Feelin' Alright / I Want Freedom album flac

Grand Funk ‎– Feelin' Alright, I Want Freedom. Written-By – Dave Mason. Written-By – Mark Farner.

Produced by Terry Knight. I Want Freedom Lyrics. Don: Mel, hit that on the second intro Mel: (muffled) Don: Yeah, I think it sounds better to stop it quick Mel: (muffled) Don: Yeah Mel: (muffled) Don: Okay, like you did, (noise) like you did, (noise) like you did, I'll stop my cymbal quick, then, on the second intro Mel: (muffled). Don: Alright, alright ?: (muffled) Don: The tape is rolling ?: (muffled) Don: Here we go. This is Grand Funk Railroad and here comes the count. I want freedom, the kind that they promised me Just for livin' in this country I want the freedom, the kind that makes me feel strong But, let me tell you, something is wrong. I Want Freedom" Track Info. Written By Mark Farner. 6. I Can Feel Him in the Morning.

The first single released from the album, "Mean Mistreater", was released on November 23 and the second, "Inside Looking Out", was released in January 1971. The album was originally released as a double album on the LP format. Subsequent reissues of the album on the compact disc format have been both double and single disc sets.

Grand Funk Railroad lyrics - 122 song lyrics sorted by album, including "Some Kind Of Wonderful", "We're An American Band", "I'm Your Captain". Grand Funk Railroad Lyrics. sort by album sort by song. album: "On Time" (1969). Are You Ready Anybody's Answer Time Machine High On A Horse . Into The Sun Heartbreaker Call Yourself A Man Can't Be Too Long Ups And Downs. album: "Grand Funk" (1969). Country Road All You've Got Is Money Comfort Me Feelin' Alright I Want Freedom I Can Feel Him In The Morning Gimme Shelter. album: "E Pluribus Funk" (1971). Footstompin' Music People, Let's Stop The War Upsetter I Come Tumblin' Save The Land No Lies Loneliness. album: "Phoenix" (1972).

Grand Funk Railroad became an indelible force in the 1970s, during which time they recorded the 10 greatest Grand Funk Railroad songs of all time. 1. Sin’s a good man’s brother 2. Paranoid 3. Time Machine 4. Heartbreaker 5. Are you ready 6. Nothing is the same 7. Gimme Shelter 8. I want freedom 9. Freedom is for children 10. Hooked on love. October 11, 2017 at 7:57 pm. Carlos not my top 10, but I like yours a lot. Reply.

Feelin' Alright"/"I Want Freedom" Released: April 1971. Gimme Shelter"/"I Can Feel Him in the Morning" Released: August 1971. I Want Freedom" – 6:19. I Can Feel Him in the Morning" (Don Brewer, Farner) – 7:15. Gimme Shelter" (Mick Jagger, Keith Richards) – 6:29. Bonus Tracks – CD Release. Footstompin' Music" became a staple at Grand Funk Railroad's concerts, having been recorded at the Survival sessions but not included on the original release. It was brought into their next album setlist, E Pluribus Funk (1971), with a slightly different arrangement and without the word "Jam" on its title. The song is featured on the live albums Caught in the Act (1975), Bosnia (1997), and Live: The 1971 Tour (recorded in 1971, released in 2002).

Feelin' alright, I'm not feelin' to good myself Feelin' alright, I'm not feelin' to good myself (little girl). Boy you shelter me with warmth and rye And even now I sit and I wonder why. That when I think of you, I start myself to cry. Just can't waste my time, I must get by. Gotta stop believin', in all your lies. Well there's too much to do before I die. Feelin' alright, I'm not feelin' to good myself Feelin' alright, I'm not feelin' to good myself (little girl)

Feelin' alright - i want freedom by Grand Funk Railroad.