Larry Graham and Graham Central Station - Turn It Out Video Free Download

Larry Graham and Graham Central Station, one of the funkiest bands ever of our time.

Larry Graham is a singer, musician, songwriter, producer, and the founder of the band.

With the invention of the slapping technique, Larry Graham is surely the man who changed the history of the electric bass.

Graham is also known for being a member of the legendary funk band, Sly and the Family Stone from 1966 to 1972.

Turn It Out, written by Larry Graham, is one of the great tracks from Larry Graham and Graham Central Station's sixth album "My Radio Sure Sounds Good To Me".

Larry Graham (Bass, Guitar, and Vocals), Tina Graham (Vocals), Robert Sam (Vocals), Gaylord Birch (Drums), and Nathan Ginsberg (Synthesizer)

For more information on Larry Graham and Graham Central Station, please visit their official website!

http://www.larrygraham.com

Comments

9 years ago

colin waldron

More mad bass from the master. Larry Graham

10 years ago

geesus carlton

yeah mike that sounds about right. They rocked the 60"s and damn near all the 70"s. This dudes the best bass poppin cat Ive heard , other than Mr.Mark from Slave... Plus this cat sings at the same time...I heard Prince kidnapped him. No bad!!!

10 years ago

mondola

Larry is the man!

11 years ago

Murat MORSÜMBÜL

Thanks...

11 years ago

Melvin Watson Jr.

Larry had to be one the most influential bass guitarist of our time. I remember hearing this song and had to learn it on the bass...some mean licks in this joint!...and I was a lead guitar player. LOL

11 years ago

michael crummer

yeah i fuck with this dude when he came 2 greeenville s.c. why did he leave sly stone he said they had accomplish what was plan it was time 2 move on 2 a solo career an a SOLO CAREER HE HAD an he aint threw. michael crummer s.c.

11 years ago

etmotifes88

Had ONE HECKUVA time locating "the one" on that intro!!!!!

12 years ago

leadbass4thewin

Excellent upload. Had the intention of uploading this myself, thanks for saving me the trouble :) Was wondering why there was no track of this uploaded until last week. Only bass covers.