Name: Survival
Brand: Capitol
SKU: 817969
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Survival

Rating

Album: Survival
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Country Road	More Info...
2)	All You've Got Is Money	More Info...
3)	Comfort Me	More Info...
4)	Feelin' Alright	More Info...
5)	I Want Freedom	More Info...
6)	I Can Feel Him In The Morning	More Info...
7)	Gimme Shelter	More Info...
8)	I Can't Get Along With Society (2002 Remix)	More Info...
9)	Jam (Footstompin' Music)	More Info...
10)	Country Road (Unedited Original Version)	More Info...
11)	All You've Got Is Money (Unedited Original Version)	More Info...
12)	Feelin' Alright (Unedited Original Version)	More Info...

Album: Survival
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Country Road	More Info...
2)	All You've Got Is Money	More Info...
3)	Comfort Me	More Info...
4)	Feelin' Alright	More Info...
5)	I Want Freedom	More Info...
6)	I Can Feel Him In The Morning	More Info...
7)	Gimme Shelter	More Info...
8)	I Can't Get Along With Society (2002 Remix)	More Info...
9)	Jam (Footstompin' Music)	More Info...
10)	Country Road (Unedited Original Version)	More Info...
11)	All You've Got Is Money (Unedited Original Version)	More Info...
12)	Feelin' Alright (Unedited Original Version)	More Info...

Performer Notes

Grand Funk Railroad: Mark Farner (vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboards); Don Brewer (vocals, drums); Mel Schacher (bass).
Recorded at Cleveland Recording Company Studios, Cleveland, Ohio. Originally released on Capitol (764). Includes liner notes by Steve Roeser.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
Personnel: Mark Farner (vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboards); Don Brewer (vocals, drums).
Audio Mixer: Jimmy Hoyson.
Liner Note Author: Steve Roeser.
Recording information: Cleveland Recording Company Studios (01/02/1971-08/??/1971).
The cleaned-up production and general absence of sloppiness is the first thing you will notice upon hearing Survival. A surprisingly good album, Survival contains a number of standout cuts, including a cover of the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter." With the devotion their fans showed toward them, it seemed that Grand Funk could do no wrong, and here, they attempted to prove their fans right. ~ James Chrispell

Professional Reviews

Rolling Stone (6/10/71, p.43) - Lester Bangs