Grand Funk Railroad

1969-08. On time          (1° album de estudio)

1.       "Are You Ready?" - 3:28

2.       "Anybody's Answer" - 5:17

3.       "Time Machine" - 3:45

4.       "High on a Horse" - 2:56

5.       "T.N.U.C." - 8:42

6.       "Into the Sun" - 6:29

7.       "Heartbreaker" - 6:35

8.       "Call Yourself a Man" - 3:05

9.       "Can't be too Long" - 6:34

10.   "Ups and Downs" - 5:01

Bonus Tracks - CD releases

11.   High On A Horse (original version) - 4:25

12.   Heartbreaker (original version) - 6:52

1969-12. Grand Funk (2° album de estudio)

1.       "Got This Thing on the Move" – 4:38 (Farner)

2.       "Please Don't Worry" – 4:19 (Brewer/Farner)

3.       "High Falootin' Woman" – 3:00 (Farner)

4.       "Mr. Limousine Driver" – 4:26 (Farner)

5.       "In Need" – 7:52 (Farner)

6.       "Winter and My Soul" – 6:38 (Farner)

7.       "Paranoid" – 7:50 (Farner)

8.       "Inside Looking Out" – 9:31 (J. Lomax, A. Lomax, E. Burdon, B. Chandler)

1970-07. Closer to home (3° álbum de estudio)

1.       "Sin's a Good Man's Brother" 4:35

2.       "Aimless Lady" 3:25

3.       "Nothing Is the Same" 5:10

4.       "Mean Mistreater" 4:25

5.       "Get It Together" 5:07

6.       "I Don't Have to Sing the Blues" 4:35

7.       "Hooked On Love" 7:10

8.       "I'm Your Captain (Closer to Home)" 9:47

2002 Reissue Bonus Tracks

9.       "Mean Mistreater" [Alternate Mix]

10.   "In Need" [Live]

11.   "Heartbreaker" [Live]

12.   "Mean Mistreater" [Live]

1970-11. Live album (album en vivo)

1.       "Introduction" - 2:26

2.       "Are You Ready" (Mark Farner) - 3:38

3.       "Paranoid" (Mark Farner) - 7:19

4.       "In Need" (Mark Farner) - 10:58

5.       "Heartbreaker" (Mark Farner) - 7:10

6.       "Words of Wisdom" - 0:52

7.       "Mean Mistreater" (Mark Farner) - 4:53

8.       "Mark Says Alright" (Mark Farner/Don Brewer/Mel Schacher) - 5:13

9.       "T.N.U.C." (Mark Farner) - 10:54

10.   "Inside Looking Out" (J. Lomax/A. Lomax/E. Burdon/B. Chandler) - 13:43

11.   "Into the Sun" (Mark Farner) - 11:26

Survival        (abril 1971)

Survival is Grand Funk Railroad's fourth studio album, and was released in April 1971 by Capitol Records. It was produced by Terry Knight.

Track listing

1.       "Country Road" (Mark Farner) - 4:22

2.       "All You've Got Is Money" (Mark Farner) - 5:16

3.       "Comfort Me" (Mark Farner) - 6:48

4.       "Feelin' Alright" (Dave Mason) - 4:26

5.       "I Want Freedom" (Mark Farner) - 6:18

6.       "I Can Feel Him In The Morning" (Don Brewer/Mark Farner) - 7:15

7.       "Gimme Shelter" (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards) - 6:29

E pluribus funk     (noviembre 1971)

E Pluribus Funk is Grand Funk Railroad's fifth studio album, and was released in November 1971 by Capitol Records. This is the final Grand Funk Railroad album produced by Terry Knight. The title is a play on the former motto of the US government, E Pluribus Unum.

Track listing

1.       "Footstompin' Music" - 3:48

2.       "People, Let's Stop The War" - 5:12

3.       "Upsetter" - 4:27

4.       "I Come Tumblin'" - 5:38

5.       "Save The Land" - 4:14

6.       "No Lies" - 3:57

7.       "Loneliness" - 8:47

8.       All songs written by Mark Farner.

Phoenix        (septiembre 1972)

Phoenix is Grand Funk Railroad's sixth studio album, and was released in September 1972 by Capitol Records. It was produced by Grand Funk and marks the band's first album not produced by Terry Knight. The album features Craig Frost on organ, clavinet, harpsichord, and piano; and Doug Kershaw on Electric Fiddle.

Track listing

All songs by Mark Farner.

1.       "Flight of The Phoenix" - 3:38

2.       "Trying to Get Away" - 4:11

3.       "Someone" - 4:04

4.       "She Got to Move Me" - 4:48

5.       "Rain Keeps Fallin'" - 3:25

6.       "I Just Gotta Know" - 3:52

7.       "So You Won't Have to Die" - 3:21

8.       "Freedom Is for Children" - 6:06

9.       "Gotta Find Me a Better Day" - 4:07

10.   "Rock & Roll Soul" - 3:40

We’re an american band            (julio 1973)

We're An American Band is Grand Funk Railroad's seventh studio album, and was released in July 1973 by Capitol Records. It was produced by Todd Rundgren. This is the first album to feature Craig Frost as a full-fledged band member. The original issue was on a translucent yellow disk. The label, above the side numbers, instructed listeners to play "at full volume." It included four stickers (two blue, and two red) with the Grand Funk "Pointing Finger" logo. Emphasizing the shortening of the group's name, largely for legal reasons, the word "Railroad" does not appear anywhere on the album cover, liner, or vinyl record.

Track listing

1.       "We're an American Band" (Brewer) – 3:27

2.       "Stop Lookin' Back" (Brewer/Farner) – 4:52

3.       "Creepin'" (Farner) – 7:02

4.       "Black Licorice" (Brewer/Farner) – 4:45

5.       "The Railroad" (Farner) – 6:12

6.       "Ain't Got Nobody" (Brewer/Farner) – 4:26

7.       "Walk Like a Man" (Brewer/Farner) – 4:05

8.       "Loneliest Rider" (Farner) – 5:17

2002 reissue bonus tracks:

9.       "Hooray" (Brewer/Farner) – 4:05

10.   "The End" (Brewer/Farner) – 4:11

11.   "Stop Lookin' Back (Acoustic Mix)" (Brewer/Farner) – 3:04

12.   "We're an American Band [2002 Remix]" (Brewer) – 3:32

Shinin’ on    (marzo 1974)

Shinin' On is a 1974 album by Grand Funk Railroad. Although not as successful as its predecessor, We're an American Band, it did go gold in the U.S and peaked at 5. The title song was featured the season 7 episode of The Simpsons, "Homerpalooza".

Track listing

1.       "Shinin' On" (Brewer, Farner) - 5:59

2.       "To Get Back In" (Farner) - 3:56

3.       "The Loco-Motion" (Goffin, King) - 2:46

4.       "Carry Me Through" (Brewer, Frost) - 5:34

5.       "Please Me" (Brewer, Farner) - 3:37

6.       "Mr. Pretty Boy" (Brewer, Farner, Frost) - 3:08

7.       "Gettin' Over You" (Brewer, Frost) - 3:59

8.       "Little Johnny Hooker" (Farner) - 4:59

9.       "Destitute and Losin'" (Farner) - 7:03

All the girls in the world beware        (diciembre 1974)

All The Girls In The World Beware!!! is a 1974 album by Grand Funk Railroad. The album featured the #3 hit "Some Kind of Wonderful" and the #4 hit "Bad Time".

Then top body builders and long-time friends Arnold Schwarzenegger and Franco Columbu are featured on the cover; the band members' faces are overlaid onto their muscled bodies.

"Bad Time" was used as an a-capella intro to "Sweet Child O'Mine" by Axl Rose on most shows of Guns N'Roses 1992 Use Your Illusion World Tour.

Track listing

1.       "Responsibility" – 3:50

2.       "Runnin'" – 4:19

3.       "Life" – 4:58

4.       "Look at Granny Run Run" – 2:29

5.       "Memories" – 3:31

6.       "All the Girls in the World Beware" – 3:29

7.       "Wild" – 2:53

8.       "Good & Evil" – 7:32

9.       "Bad Time" – 2:54

10.   "Some Kind of Wonderful" – 3:22