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Grand Funk Railroad
45 Years Ago: The Lawsuits That Derailed Grand Funk Railroad
Grand Funk Railroad began 1972 as one of rock ‘n’ roll’s most successful bands. But by March, the popular power trio found itself stuck in a legal quagmire.
When Grand Funk Railroad Sold Out Shea Stadium Faster Than the Beatles
This sales record at the home of baseball's Mets stood until the ballpark was demolished in 2008.
45 Years Ago: Grand Funk Railroad Fight for Their 'Survival'
Grand Funk Railroad continued their blistering pace with 'Survival.'
Why Grand Funk Railroad's Equipment Was Once Seized After a Show
Remembering the band's unprecedented legal battle with former manager Terry Knight.
How Grand Funk Railroad Continued Their Rise With 'Live Album'
After three hit albums, Grand Funk Railroad released 'Live Album' in November 1970.
How Grand Funk Railroad's 'Closer to Home' Was Third LP in Year
In June 1970, Grand Funk Railroad officially arrived at the rock stardom station with their third album released in less than a year, Closer to Home.
Grand Funk's 'All the Girls in the World Beware' Signaled the End
Grand Funk's commercial descent began with the December 1974 release of 'All the Girls in the World Beware!!!'
How Grand Funk Railroad's Red Album Perfected Their Caveman Stomp
Things moved a lot more quickly at the end of the '60s.
45 Years Ago: Grand Funk Railroad Begins Steady Journey to Success
Grand Funk Railroad's debut 'On Time,' released in August 1969, had a slow climb to platinum status.