GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - We're An American Band

[@drumguy1960]

Being a drummer myself most people have NO idea how hard it is to play drums, keep proper time AND sing at the same time....it take a LOT of practice

[@vincentzito3933]

I know I have to go on stage and do this song in a few weeks and I'm the drummer... I also sing Love me two times and Cry to me in my band. Love me two times has been hard as a mother fucker to sing and play at the same time. Cry to me, not so hard. But yes it takes practice and it throws your rhythm off if you think too hard. 🤣🤣🤣

[@moeguzman9527]

I think clearly! the drums is The most difficult instrument to play.

[@theresemarie9569]

Check out this local band, Blue Tattoo...Look ma, no shirt!😉Check out the drum set! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZq4g2x6bNach80

[@hubertpilk]

I've been doing it for decades on drums, However, it's hard for me to play guitar and sing

[@BanBanChi]

@@hubertpilk singing and playing drums was always very easy for me too. Been a it for 45 years. The trick is to learn how to breathe. Now playing bass and singing I find next to impossible.

[@jrberg327]

Grand Funk Railroad, The American Band. The 70’s was such a great decade for rock bands.

[@47tooter]

Muscle cars too.

[@TS-wh4ey]

@@47tooter Yep.... cruising and them 8track players blasting away with those powered up 6 by 9 speakers. Sure do miss the 70s.......... 'Where Have All The Good Times Gone'

[@47tooter]

@@TS-wh4ey Remember having to put a matchbook under the 8-track to get it to play

[@TS-wh4ey]

@@47tooter Hahaha.....I do to 👍

[@davesalter4928]

Jim the best decade ever wine, girls and rock an roll, i would go and relive in a heart beat.

[@razony]

I was 14/15! Darn life was great growing up in the 70's!!!

[@TeresaOverholt-ky1ct]

YES YES YES 🎉😊

[@bobboger1647]

Yep definitely jealous

[@reggiepalmer6157]

Hear hear❤

[@QUICKIRONS]

It was magical...

[@suepierce7216]

In 1974 I was 16 and I still love the music of the 70's. There's nothing like it anymore

[@DrMyEyes]

For the younger generations, these guys are making music. No BS, no AI and no auto tune here, he just sings in key.

[@lindahuff8976]

A great time to be alive and young.

[@tony6896]

Right on!

[@MichaelOBrien-z8i]

2025 Who's Still Loving This Song!? 🎸🔥🎸

[@msato6828]

With Love🔥 From JAPAN😌🇯🇵🌸💕

[@msato6828]

With Love🔥 From JAPAN 😌🇯🇵🌸💕

[@hockeynutt9434]

Just pure rock from almost 50 years ago. No tricks or toys. Beyond excellent.

[@nancywolf3786]

and still touring

[@donmashburn6083]

Not really​@@nancywolf3786

[@hookipaboy3412]

Don Brewer killed it on vocals,drums and cowbell! One of the greatest classic ROCK songs ever!!! Aloha from Hawaii🤙🏽

[@Limited_Light]

The dude's name is Gene Simmons.

[@richardgrier8968]

@@Limited_Light ???

[@Limited_Light]

@@richardgrier8968 !!!

[@richardgrier8968]

@@Limited_Light Is this a reference to something? I don't get it.

[@Limited_Light]

@@richardgrier8968 It's... Humor. Imagine Gene singing it.

[@PaulRubino]

No autotune, no tape loops, 100% live and awesome! Each an accomplished musician.

[@viadharmawheel]

Real musicians.

[@GonzoLarry]

ROCK AND RAW!

[@DougHinVA]

they really could perform it live as well as in a studio. they were REAL

[@guitarworks2546]

Studio? These guys recorded the first couple of albums pretty much live off the floor in a couple of hours worth of recording time...vocals and all. Real bands could do that.

[@smokindave4638]

Mark Farner a great front man and person!

[@madmextupapa]

I’m 63 and this is pure American Muscle

[@nickangelo5482]

4 instruments, analog tech, no autotune, timeless

[@leebaker2588]

it's called talent . . . definitely in short supply these days

[@mikeymutual5489]

Wow, the very first comment has a mindless autotune reference. Well done!

[@mackpainter7445]

No crazy costumes, pyrotechnics, and light show... Just good old fashioned rock and roll

[@bluesteel5841]

Yep pure talent

[@Coffeeology]

@@leebaker2588 Easy to talk crap from the siidelines.

[@bigal1863]

Still one of the greatest songs in rock and roll

[@mach5895]

Gosh, the song’s title must really anger the always offended woke loonies.

[@bigal1863]

@@mach5895 Hell half of those numbnuts don't know whether they are boy or girl, how the hell would they know good rock and roll anyway?

[@t.s.9656]

For the younger generation out there, those things in their hands are called instruments.

[@Mtns14000]

That's hilarious and so true!! So glad to have grown up in the 70s as a teenager with kick ass rock 'n roll!

[@frankbartoszak7637]

Lmfao,so true

[@bobwilliams6018]

To funny

[@webman1956]

@@southtxguitarist8926 Strange, I make all the older group concerts and I see lots of younger kids and most are actually paying attention to the music. Sure you have some that just look at their damn phones, but most know they are seeing history.

[@patmcintyre9912]

Oh yes many friend and no auto tune.

[@ddrums001]

Singing drummers are worth their weight in gold! Don Brewer! Killer drummer, killer vocalist!

[@ranmacman]

So true!! Love Peter Rivera from Rare Earth :)

[@ddrums001]

@@ranmacman YES!!!

[@cowpuddles4851]

Dude from Hindley Street Country Club belts out a decent “Eye of the Tiger.” Worth a look.

[@maryguy9013]

banging on the drums is more fun than eating chicken

[@terryrack2534]

@@maryguy9013 Are you sure?

[@MrEdflynn]

So proud I was part of that generation

[@jimh4005]

To be the lead singer in that song while playing the drums is very impressive, for sure.

[@rossonphillips]

How GFR are not in the Rockn Roll hall of fame is beyond me!

[@rodrunion8899]

Fuck the RRHOF.

[@timothyaasen4920]

It's controlled by people who don't really relate to Rock and Roll its a business really.

[@markbell3641]

Amen

[@alansmith2537]

What do mean?! They're not in ??? WTF¡!!

[@WhoU8]

It's ridiculous from what I've heard. The offer comes with you paying the hall of fame. It's like BBB. Orman other scam ways to do things. Tarnished it for me hearing this. And may be wrong. But some large artists have spoke of it. Have to do so research to know if true. Just what I've heard.

[@starfire0007]

At my high school they played music at lunch time. There was exactly ONE tape they played. I heard this song every day for 4 YEARS. Never got tired of it!

[@philiphatfield5666]

These guys were total professionals. They worked their asses off during a concert. Going to a rock concert in the 1970's was heaven for us young people. I saw them in 1974 and my ticket was $6.25. We really had it good!

[@joselitoveloso9414]

Best ever rock group since my high school days from 1966 to 1969 now i'm 68 yrs.old and still best .

[@Cuntstantine]

Totally agree with you

[@petegregory517]

First 8 track I owned. Dude left it in an under dash player in a ‘69 Grand Prix I bought from him. I never had excess $$$ for buying stuff that was free on the AM/FM.

[@mickconnor7929]

Im 67. Loved this song too! Played on HS lunchroom jukebox😊

[@marypapak5759]

I saw them at the Capital Center in Maryland years ago, I will never forget, buildup, then bright as hell, the whole stage lit up with a gigantic American flag, and the band burst into this song!!! I was ecstatic!!!

[@bobboger1647]

Woodstock attendee?

[@wendybovee-jl2gl]

Is there anything more beautiful than mark farner is this video?!?

[@beyond_the_infinite2098]

My first concert was Grand Funk back in 74 at the Oakland Coliseum. It was so loud my ears rang for 2 days. I was stoned and it was great.

[@bruceg.6282]

I saw them in 1971 in Heidelberg, Germany when I was in the Army. It was an outside concert, kind of a mini-Woodstock. We camped out overnight and hashish was $1 a gram back them.

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

and now you all have dain bramage. 🤣

[@vincentzito3933]

@@JohnSmith-uy7sv ... You believe in some invisible sky daddy and we're the ones with brain damage..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Well, if he exists he's the one that put that wonderful weed on Earth.

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

@@vincentzito3933 Correct. and crack and cocaine and heroin and rattlesnakes and alligators and crocodiles and stupid people and smart people and thinking people and deny everything people and mean hateful people and criminal people and loving people. Which are you??

[@vincentzito3933]

@@JohnSmith-uy7sv ... The one that told his kids to stay away from religious whack jobs... And the one your mother warned you about.

[@chazzmora8016]

The 70's and 80's were and still the best years in music from Rock n' Roll to pop songs, and especially the love songs! Keep on grooving!!

[@johnpelletier7641]

Yes, these guys should have been in the Hall of Fame by now.

[@whome4642]

RNRHOF is a joke. There’s lots of bands that should be in . But hey Michael Jackson and The Bee Gees are in !

[@mmm-uw1ep]

There wasn't a dance in the 70's that didn't have this playing. Timeless, classic.

[@goopygeiger5632]

Rockin the heartland! One of Detroit’s finest! Don Brewer is a beast on this one!

[@marlenebrown2634]

Actually they are from Flint. Don Brewer is from my town Swartz Creek,MI.

[@Twins1964]

@kevinlawson5600 this 70's Band is from your neck of the woods. Well from Michigan anyway lol Grand Funk Railroad.

[@technicalactivity]

One of the greatest songs of all time! Im 26 keep it alive young blood

[@bobboger1647]

30 over here! You ever hear inside looking out by GFR?

[@graceweber2822]

Had to look up the song after it was played at the closing ceremony of the RNC convention last night. 70's songs are the best in my book.

[@rf396]

Don Brewer. Criminally under rated. He had chops, power, presence and style.

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

But he never offered to die on a cross to save us from our sins. We all deserve hell and then the lake of fire on judgement day.

[@rf396]

@@JohnSmith-uy7sv yeah ok

[@twwtjohns]

It's a damn shame they can't reconcile and get back together.. It's a travesty these guys aren't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!

[@TheNewMexicoMan]

They aren't Grand Funk Railroad, without Mark Farner! My guess is that Mel and Don refuse to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame along with Mark Farner as the original Grand Funk Railroad. First Terry Knight (RIP), did the band wrong, then Don and Mel messed over Mark over nothing other than greed! Now Don and Mel parade around as the phony GFR!

[@thud9797]

Saw them in 98 (with opening act War) and it was an incredible show and think that was the last time they played together.

[@whome4642]

But Michael Jackson is in!

[@TheNewMexicoMan]

@@whome4642 So is Dolly Pardon, Madonna and Lionel Richie! The R&RHOF is a joke!

[@hankscorpion]

the rock hall has been taken over by wokesters...

[@willwarro4054]

amazing how the drummer has such a deep voice yet can scream a high pitch. outstanding! even his hair was jamming. i was 10 yrs old when i started listening to them play back in 69 and even had their records. my parents weren't too thrilled about it but i sure was.

[@ronhoughton5147]

Man, I wish it were the 70's all over again.

[@edmourgagnon1504]

Here in Guatemala. 65 soon... With goosebumps after all these years! I think this should be one of the songs to introduce Me. Donald Trump as President of the USA. 2024...

[@alexholland1318]

Dito

[@glennmccudden8574]

YES MOST DEFINITELY. SING ON BROTHER PLAY ON DRUMMER. HENDRIX

[@TS-wh4ey]

I'm 67 and wishing for someone to invent a time machine so I can relive just one day Rockin away behind the wheel of my 427 blasting away all them great rock n roll bands on the 8track player with them powered up 6 by 9 speakers. And the whole We're An American Band 8track was awesome. 'Stop Lookin Back'... 'Black Licorice'....Creepin'.... 'The Railroad'....and of course the great title track.............. 'We're An American Band'

[@ronhoughton5147]

@@TS-wh4ey amen to that!

[@codypulley7682]

Got to love that old time rock and roll. That just made this old man's day.

[@ramspace]

This song and Mississippi Queen are two of the heaviest songs that thrill me to the bone.

[@whome4642]

Mississippi Queen is a great song!

[@larryvermeer6170]

Good morning my friend I was born in 1955 to Grand funk railroad was great in their era to Today's music 🎶 is like garbage 🗑️ to Thanks again for the great music to Am still listening to this music in September of 2024 to

[@tjsullivan5119]

Took me years to learn that drum intro, awesome song, great band, rock n roll

[@alysonburch]

My dad went to high school with these guys! Ric Farner (Mark's bro) comes into my dad's store in Swartz Creek all the time!

[@jobu88]

Another reason the 1970s was the best time to be a kid growing up in this country. We had real rock bands and real concerts that didn't require a payment plan to cover the cost of tickets.

[@FraaaaaankRizzo]

What a great band and Brewer is just one of the coolest 70’s drummers….and that hair!

[@dawnburton7643]

100%pure authentic music,those were the days of great bands.For us rockers then❤❤❤

[@briangoldy8784]

Philadelphia Spectrum. 1974. Tour ....The energy these guys , unmatched by any band,

[@vincentzito3933]

Go Eagles...

[@zuketroop1]

I grew up in the 70's too and this Grand Funk song was what I call a "juke box" song. We had an in-ground swimming pool w/ a cabana with a juke box. This song was on that juke box. Our back yard was the place to be among our neighbors. We had a blast in the 70's.

[@kevinkilduff2064]

As good a live band that has ever graced a stage! Raw, organic, real and tireless. These guys were as good as it got in traditional rock music!

[@mikemcduff427]

Saw them in Houston in 74. Still best I've ever seen.

[@jrusovich]

Of all the countless concerts I have been to in my lifetime, GFR was one of the most intense and enjoyable musical experiences. Saw them in the early 70's at The Warehouse in New Orleans and never forgot it.

[@William-kh4fj]

Grand Funk was my first concert. Mar 1, 1975. Just turned 18 and traveled from Austin to El Paso to go. 1200 miles round trip just for the weekend? You bet!

[@sharonheard9918]

Just pure,solid, well preformed Rock'n Roll by talented guys that knew how to use their instruments and had voices and just a mic to go with that talent. That boys & girls is how it's done. 🇺🇸🙏✌🎶🎸🥁🎤

[@Jss316]

Hello Sharon, how's everything going with you?

[@steveferguson6809]

@@Jss316 you trying to pick up chicks on YT ? Geek

[@Jss316]

@@steveferguson6809 Shut up

[@TS-wh4ey]

This song is a Rock N Roll Anthem. And GFR was such a classic band. Thanks for the video, Awesome !

[@gaylasmith5279]

This song is just such a rundown of the rock and roll lifestyle. There really was a Sweet Connie. They probably did trash hotel rooms. They ARE an American Band! Bloody brilliant!

[@robertmcknightmusic]

hard to believe people used to look down on these guys

[@gregorallnight371]

What a year that was for great rockin bands and here is one of the best of them all in the prime of their career in music...super greatly talented young musicians and songwriters playing live...thanks for posting this

[@saxon1177]

A pleasure to grow up listening to them. Nothing like the 70's!

[@smokeyhunterparrot]

Back when rock and roll kicked ass! Not like today's crap.

[@themacway]

If it gets any better than this, I never found it - in 50 years of live shows. Trust me.

[@dannymain542]

fucking hell Don's raw voice sends shivers down my spine every single time, just utter perfection

[@fastsetinthewest]

Did you know his cousin was the Marine Corps first woman general? General Brewer.

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

@@fastsetinthewest and...... being a marine will not save your soul or your country.

[@andrasnyilas]

@@JohnSmith-uy7sv 76

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

@@andrasnyilas 49????

[@sweetfaith2011]

Mark Farner was so hot back in the day and he's still going strong today!

[@Cuntstantine]

Still hot if you ask me. But yeah back in the day he was drop dead gorgeous 🔥

[@Jss316]

Hello sweet faith how are you doing?

[@steveferguson6809]

@@Cuntstantine love your handle

[@cindyinnew]

@@Cuntstantinehe was smokin hot. A lot of hotness in that 5’7” body

[@henryjewell3900]

Time for these guys to go out and do a tour to show todays kids what a great rock band is all about! They need to go out and rock the country!

[@carrieferguson1493]

I was born in '62. This is the music I grew up with! I'm a young boomer who just turned 60 so I can imagine a lot are in there '70's now or pretty close! I introduce to Toronto's Q107. Old Rock & Roll so I'm glad he knows it. He also learned from an Oshawa station the '50's early '60's & motown from his ex girlfriends mom! This makes me so happy bc he loves them all! Eveny Conway Twitty & Johnny Cash!

[@47tooter]

I am 60 also, Back in 75' me and my 12 year old Brother used to rock out in our room to the album ' On time " .

[@pmritzen2597]

I was at that concert in Omaha that's when they wrote the song. Oh my God they were awesome on the stage and they totally destroyed the hotel. It was a blast! Oh to be young again...

[@ciromoreau2580]

That "Destroyed the hotel " part makes me think how idiot all these bands were (few exceptions,maybe). Still a wonderfull live energy, compared with nothing I remember.

[@pmritzen2597]

Ciro Moreau It was the Omaha Nebraska Hilton hotel. They ended up paying for everything, but the fact remains they weren’t exactly welcome in Omaha after that.

[@eddieagnich1875]

This song makes me happy whenever I hear it I have to sing along!

[@andreaswalczak3641]

Ich habe 1970 Grand Funk Railroad mit Mark Farner in Hamburg live erlebt - war mein zweites Konzert nach CCR - werde jetzt 71 aber höre die Musik dieser Gruppen noch immer

[@Emanresuadeen]

The wild shirtless lyrics of Mark Farner! The bong-rattling bass of Mel Schacher! The competent drumwork of Don Brewer! Oh, man!

[@Terminus_El_Camino]

I was gonna post that, but I figured someone had beat me to it. Probably someone before you even...

[@gavinrossdudado8063]

what about the keyboards

[@kerrylee4633]

@@gavinrossdudado8063 That is Craig Frost.He was not an original member.Farner did the majority of the keyboard work in the studio and Frost was needed for live shows. He later played with Silver Bullet Band.

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

What about, who died on a cross to save us from our sins???

[@dvg4104]

His lyrics were shirtless?

[@fabricioassismg5622]

The pioneers of american Hard Rock!

[@dianaallison6110]

3 hot young talented studs! But..what great vibes they bring..as always. They need 2 be recognized by the R&R HofF..& lonnng ago! Luv these guys 🙂🙂💕💕

[@Jss316]

Hey Diana how are you doing?

[@johneasler9967]

@J, It's short for Joe Biden, isn't it? Because no REAL, self respecting MAN would come here and be a creep. Move on, weirdo

[@robertjackson5411]

I actually met Mark Farner at a club south of Baltimore he was playing solo not with GFR third was after they split around 1986 the club was called the Network and fortunately my buddy owed it so I could actually hang out backstage cool Dude never forget it

[@bettycoffin4206]

Love this band from Michigan!

[@Jss316]

Hello Betty how are you doing?

[@johneasler9967]

J, I bet you go around sniffing hair too, creep

[@kbrewski1]

Never heard of this show, can't be American TV, certainly not Midnight Special or Kirshner Rock Concert. I was obsessed with this song when it was all over the radio when I was a frosh in HS, 1974. The ultimate party rock and roll song. Played it all the time in the locker room as we were dressing for football practice. What strange things we can recall when linked to a tune 🤔

[@davidmcgowan8542]

My first concert was grand funk railroad . A life time ago

[@bronxbomber3194]

The clothes were designed by the famous photographer and designer Lynn Goldsmith. They were made for the Shinin’ On Tour and they glowed in the dark. Mark Farner also played an aluminum Veleno guitar for this tour too. When the lights hit the guitar it would shine back out into the audience. 🚂💨💨💨 🇺🇸 🎸

[@fosterhellendoorn4656]

What a voice from the drummer!

[@mountainman615]

Saw them in concert in 1975 in Lake Charles Louisiana. They brought down the house! They were so loud my ears rang for days after! Great times!

[@percystammer3233]

Una tremenda banda, en vivo se escuchaba la potencia de la banda, una de mis bandas favoritas

[@lpnelson6584]

Shirtless rock at its best, THE American rock anthem, wow! What a song and performance.

[@sandmarfield]

My first album and concert was Grand Funk in Atlanta Ga 1971. What a performance!! Still a big fan to this day

[@Jss316]

Hello Sandy, how's everything going with you?

[@johneasler9967]

J, You're a creep

[@sirena1140]

4 virtuosos playing live music pure rock n roll

[@fredlincoln6238]

I wish I got to see them live...first heard them in the 70s been a fan since...still sound great...

[@barrysmith916]

That song has so much power, it builds and builds and builds, dude sings his ass off. Playing drums and singing full tilt is a rare talent. When that song comes on, you turn it up and drive faster than everyone else. Rock n roll law .

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

and then you crash and burn. 🤣🤣

[@AustaraProperties]

You know... that song... 'We're An American Band' is Rock n Roll's National Anthem! It is just is!!

[@yuriygluzdakov1026]

My favorite song from my favorite album We're an American Band! Fantastic and high style!

[@47tooter]

The album says " Play at maximum volume " and the louder you played it, the better it sounded. It has the impact of a mac truck. A great hard rock album.

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

@@47tooter How are those hearing aids working for ya? 😂😂

[@47tooter]

@@JohnSmith-uy7sv I don't wanna jinx myself but I'm in my 60s and I hear just fine , I see just fine , I don't take any medication, I'm in pretty good shape.

[@johneasler9967]

@joseph smith, CULT MEMBER

[@jennifersman7990]

Todd Rundgren produced this and he said he never saw a band so well-rehearsed as GFR. They were so well prepared they were able to release this song as a single and it hit #1 while they were still recording the album

[@Jss316]

How are you doing Jennifer?

[@47tooter]

Frank Zappa said the same thing. He said they never rehearsed , GFR would come into the studio and cut an album in an hour, Just sing and play it thru in 1 take, What you hear on the albums is actually them playing " Live " . Frank said it took other bands a week to record an album. He said Grand Funk is 10 feet tall.

[@coreykeer5218]

I had this 45 as a kid, and its one of the first ROCK songs I LOVED!!! Still do !!

[@RCT-d3i]

Increíble poder tocar la batería y cantar en el micrófono a la vez 😈🤟

[@Diane-rq4om]

This was rock and the roll. ,70's had the true rock music

[@paulday4763]

Loudest rock band ever recorded. Saw them in '75 at the Waterbury, CT Palace Theater. They were so loud, there were noise complaints from 3 blocks away and the Waterbury cops tried to stop the show. Didn't happen. GFR were banned from returning. Seems they caused a few cracks in the building and all future bands had to sign a maximum DB sound level clause. I saw Black Sabbeth there several years later, and they were not as loud as they were when I'd seen them in the past at a different venue.

[@Oswaldo6055]

Zero % autotune at all. GREAT GRAND FUNK RAILROAD. MY GENERATION........ GREEEEEAT GRAND FUNK........

[@elvisfantillidie9554]

I love GFR and always have. What they did to Mark Farner is beyond forgiveness. Mark wrote most of the songs and did the vocals on the majority of the songs. Mark was GFR!!

[@drumlover1687]

An American band, your damn right you are!!! GFR baby!

[@dalewier9735]

First heard these men live in Nacogdoches, Texas 1972(ish). They were in old Shelton gym. About 6 months later Chicago, Three Dog Night, and the Brothers Doobie had all played on the campus of Stephen F. Austin State University. Good tunes for a $5.00 ticket. I was 12 and still remember the pot smell being so strong you could literally smell it BLOCKS north because of the summer breeze from the south. They were excellent ...still are.

[@mybluemars]

Amazing, Raw Energy!!! Who does this today? NOBODY!

[@briantaylor1391]

Damn...Damn....G'DAMN!!!! THAT F'KIN ENERGY!!! If there was only ONE VIDEO left on earth to explain LIVE ROCK & ROLL... This song would be IT...

[@thedailywin537]

This song has a timeless sound, and I don't say that lightly.

[@garyjohnson3081]

One of the greatest rock groups of all time!!

[@MP-Fin]

0% autotune 0% profanity 40 days on the road 1 sweet sweet connie doing her thang 110% rock and roll!!!

[@franklobo2579]

Freaking AWESOME!!! Good times

[@philholshouser5916]

Just saw GFR Saturday night in Kannapolis NC On their 50th anniversary tour. Went in with low expectations and boy was I mistaken. Fantastic show. Sounded great in an amphitheater setting.

[@BrianSGuitars]

Man that dude can sing!

[@batouttahell454]

You are SO RIGHT my Brother

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

but can he die on a cross to save us from our sins?? His singing can't save your soul from hell and the lake of fire on judgement day.

[@x00p3]

@@JohnSmith-uy7sv He didn't say his singing would save your soul from Hell you dim-wit.

[@pennyking3823]

one of the top 5 anthems in rock and roll

[@andybenitez]

Hi Penny

[@gregwhitcoe5411]

How did I not know it was drummer who sang!!! Pure gold!!! ❤

[@ten5487]

1972. My first concert ever and I was a sophomore in high school. The sound coming from those three guys was incredible.

[@user-conservative-wasp]

Four guys.

[@kevincordasco55]

They are an American Band for sure! That is just amazing!