Grand Funk Railroad - I Come Tumblin' video free download

Cliff Smallwood

I love GFR Farner had a great voice too. Some of the too sloppy guitar parts here remind of Jimmy Page. It was a sloppy that works!

Joe B

Great song, they were at their best as a power trio, as the Railroad.

Patrick Michels

Don brewer fav funk song and e pluribus funk his fav album

Rick Cappetto

Mark Farner with Grand Funk Railroad. 

Ashra Tempel

Still great!!!!!

Donna Mooney

I agree with MaxHardDrive64. The Chili Peppers sound like Grand Funk.

maurizio duca

Dall' album "E Pluribus Funk"/'72 una chicca di pura adrenalina di annata. 

Keith Bartholomew

FANTASTIC!!! Grand Funk everyday!

AceOfHeart2012

Nothing beats the original. FUNK 'em all...

Dave Pipe

1971 - Grand Funk Railroad released their sixth album, "E Pluribus Funk."Umm, please remember to pronounce the album name correctly! ;-)#dapimusic #mymusichangout #hardrock #bluesrock #grandfunkrailroad #onthisday #onthisdate 

maurizio duca

Dall' album "E Pluribus Funk"/'72 una chicca di pura adrenalina di annata. 

cbh440

Jake E. Lee does an extremely good cover of this on his Retraced solo disc, with the legend Aynsley Dunbar on drums.

Ken Lee

is this the BEST GFR song ever? name one better? come on….try to….vocals, guitar, bass….nothing better….

animascat

definitely on my cardio playlist. then it's on my after cardio workout, smoke a doob, drink a nice cold beer playlist.

johnny4blues

What have GFR got to do with glam rock?? I believe instead they have been so far underrated as their contribution to rock was really consistent. Then if you listen to them w/o prejudice, you'll hear wild, vibrant sounds comin' out of their music. Grand Funk ARE part of the history of rock. Period.

ucantkillrocknroll

Very mean guitar!

TheSeoulsista

Farner was funkin fine.....

cenlablues

Brewer has a great rock scream. No GFR album was heavier, and I've got them all!

Luis Varela

Grand Funk Railroad es el grupo, I Come Tumblin´ el cuarto corte del su quinto disco (el mejor en mi opinión) E. Pluribus Funk grabado en 1972 por Mark Farner en la guitarra y la voz, Mel Scahcher en el bajo y Don Brewer a la batería y la voz. Poderosos como pocos. Alguna foto del vídeo en la que aparece un teclista (Craig Frost) pertenecen a algún año después. 

hadoenough

You're correct. All 3 key members of this band are modest about their talent.

Mark Farner & Don Brewer

Mark Farner & Don Brewer - Unplugged pt.1 - 1998

Grand Funk Railroad & Ted Nugent

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