That guitar filler is to live for. My mind plays every note. Gosh how I miss Chuck, we're just blessed to have his gift to play and listen to 😊

The mighty burner one best organ player ever Philadelphia finest

He never got to say Alright! very disappointed.

I remember when Stormburner (9:19) was the hymn of the internet for one week or 2... A rock band playing funk in a french touch way, casually delivering a groundbreaking melody/vocals mix... The whole recording is cool, but Stormburner is an absolute banger that needs to be heard. TO THE ARTISTS: PLEASE REFERENCE YOUR WORK ON SPOTIFY!!!

This is what good instrumentals sound like!❤

Great rendition of Spiral Starecase's smash one hit wonder, "More Today Than Yesterday."

Smooth song! ✌🏼🍷

Wonderful 🎉celebrate God's artistic children 🙏

As Tolley Strode of KBCA (L.A.) would say circa 1970 "Slow Traffic to the Right", as Charles was about to break into his solo.

I so appreciate this. I heard it on WDCB Jazz 90.9 coming from Chicago one day and been trying to find it ever since. Well… I found it and jammed all the way home with the windows down. Every one watching me bopping in my seat 😂😂🎉🎉 Real party music to dance to..

Smooth like a glass of red wine 😊

Sometimes I forget that throughout the early to mid to even the late 70s, there were jazz artists who dared to dip their toes in the waters of R&B, Soul, Funk, and even disco. Thanks to Miles D, who gave his stamp of approval to young Jazz artists to not cling to old traditional standards of Jazz. Handcock, Benson, Duke, Ayers, and Washington were among the most popular, but many others still go unsung as taking Jazz on a smooth groove trip. Charles Earland, Indris Muhammad, and Lonnie Listen Smith never got the credit they deserved, nevertheless thanks for posting because without forums like this, I might have forgotten the wealth of beautiful music from that time. Thanks again!

Love Charles Earland, got a chance to see him live in Charleston, South Carolina during the seventies. This song was originally done by a group called Spiral Staircase.

it's been several years i still come back to this album. highly underrated

As a young teenager in the 60's I loved going through the public library's record collection; got started on big-band and then moved on to 50's/60's jazz. My favorites were the masters of the B3: Charles Earland, Brother Jack McDuff, Jimm McGriff and of course Jimmy Smith. My love for the B3 (with Leslies) has stayed with me for my entire life.

I see my Dad doing the Bop to this song grabbing his pant crease

1:53

I played the heck out of this double album back in the day. Still have it somewhere

Real music with real instruments. Finally !

He was the best I danced through the 70s listening to this genius

Reminds me of when I use to live in Washington DC SE....oh boy,...those were really the days !👍🏻

Melvin Sparks on guitar "tears" up them changes. . . nothin but soul!!! <3

This was a.jam in the 70 at a club called Bobby's Hangout on Troost in Kansas City Mo..Good old days 😊

Hal Jackson's Sunday classics. With Clay Berry and Debbie, in nyc on 107.5 WBLS..😉👌

Hear this every week on WPFW

That beat is all I want right now and thanks to Grand Funk for their talent and the freedom we all had back then and they give to us without any thought, just taking it and making that vibration come to life…as simple and beautiful as we want to ❤

Who’s Playin’ That Guttar?????

Classic

I produced this beat with the instrumental check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3uxnZVnma6MrqMsi=Y7fIUUhPsDm14p13

Peazo de tema , espectacular .....hace poco lo escuche dentro de la pelicula MULA de CLINT EASTWOOD

Timeless, unmatched, unrivaled, incomparable, and simply the best.... sounds better every time I hear it...Mr. Burner you are in a class by yourself...we miss you, buddy big time.

Le meilleur anti-spleen

Grand Funk in their original trio era with all their young powers and charisma were a unstoppable force full of courage and guts on stage, a platoon of three men

Ballroom Danced to this many times❤

Happy Holidays to all family and friends!

Ultimate jam song …

Visceral

My wife and I loved the way Mr.Earland played this song, but he's gone and she is gone also. Bless you both in paradise.

The mule, A great film by clint fuckin god eastwood Thanks for the music lesson.

Great Music

Who was that guitarist? Really like the sound.

Jogando Fifa 07 ps2 em 2023, salve !!!

Mean Mistreater - still brings a STRONG reaction

I listen to this album since I was a kid. Every summer vacation played it in the car during our long trip. Since I growing up with it there is for me something so familiar, it feels just like home even if was never near my home when I listened to it. In general I am more into instruments, sounds of the voice and melody than in lyrics. Even if I don’t speak Portuguese/Brazilian the way he speak/sing touch me so much. I feel it has so much energy, it’s intense and feel to me so sincere in the way he sings and the sound of the instrumental. All that in “douceur” (I can’t really expressed it in English). I feel so happy and a little bit sad. Later when I was much older when I was in a car to the way home of vacation, I rediscovered the album and this song. I was sad of leaving someone I will never see again but I had great and short memories with. This again touch just in the perfect spot my sentiments. I perfectly felt the happy/melancholy feeling. I was crying. Suddenly I realise that I never really knew what the lyrics were about (Portuguese is not far way from French so I had a little idea by the title but I never put attention on it). When I found out the meaning of the lyric this beautiful music was emphasised. Even if it’s simple the music and the lyrics go so so well together. His voice and this high pitch light ukelele (i am not sure if it’s that) are so perfect. Art is what goes through time and life of people. It makes people feel something deep in their emotions, in their body that are so indescribable.

This is a vibe!

Fifa 07 teve isso e outras masterpieces como aquela música do Muse. Esse Fifa marcou tá doido

No ting paraules ! Gracies Mr. Erland & grup !👏👏👏

can someone explain me how this is related to the butthole surfers song mark says alright???

Hot licks, Mark. I got this album when it first came out and it is my favorite live album, bar none.

This brings back great memories of my Mother . Happy she’s still with Us at 88yrs old, I can’t wait to play this for her.