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I seen and heard Larry Graham for the first time on Soul Train in 1974... I were 14... Fell in love with them! They did the song "Can You Handle That?" My first ever concert were Graham Central Station... I had stage side seats, and standing next to a 10 feet tall speaker! IT WERE WILD AF! Will never forget it!
This song will always be relevant…the musicianship is underrated, timeless, and an hit the Mark as a POWERHOUSE SONG!! Thank you for this piece Graham Central Station!!
LARRY GRAHAM WAS LOUISE JOHNSON BEFORE THERE WAS LOUISE JOHNSON THUNDER THUMBS LARRY WAS THE MAN HE INSPIRED MOST BASS PLAYERS YESTERDAY N TODAY EVEN ME 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁🥁🎷🎷🎷🎤🎤🎷🎺🎤🎼🎹🎹🎹
This is one of the funkiest slow jams I ever heard. It has played in my head for years. Larry does not get credit for his songsmanship. He not only plays the strings off the bass. He can also deliver a song. Soooooooooo underrated!
Really dominating Group in 1978 everybody can play .. this song encourage me to be a bad baseman like I am now/drums LOL 😝 That bass that Larry Graham is dumping there’s nothing ever been like it I bow down to him the bad ass bass player at that time on the planet
Ooooh yesss my goodness he can sing to me every day every night yessssss! Oh yes Larry so is mines Larry just like u oh yes you are no demanding on you
A whole lot of Bass Players owe Larry Graham for creating the slap plucking funk sound that he learned to produce when his brother stopped playing drums for Larry and his mother on keyboards in church. He had to develop a way to keep his mother on time. He did that......
My older brother had all of Graham Central Stations music & I loved it from the start. His garage band "Ace Rythym Company" covered a lot of their stuff! Good times, Excellent Music!
A 70's Classic slow jam funk ballard groove with LG's legendary Thumping and Plucking that made some us act real manish on the dance floor @ the Club with yo dance partner back in the day, there right?
So many mimicked This mans sound and his influence can still be heard heavily today. But Prince or the artist formerly known as. Really influenced by Graham and Company. Great artist who needs WAAAAAAYYYY more Credit!!!
or is that larry on the guitar ? very isley brothers then jumps to an al green commodores thing. fantastic stuff. what a voice. what a musician. he can blend six styles into one song and make it work. after all these incredible albums in the '70's and all that touring he just got burned out after a while. prince tried to bring him back but with a drum machine ! oh hell no ! not to mention everything he did with sly & the family stone. slap on larry !
