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Terry Knight & the Pack

Although he didn’t produce enduring music, Terry Knight holds a significant place in the annals of 1960s and early-’70s Michigan rock and roll as both a performer and a business owner. In the mid-to-late ’60s, frequently documenting using the Pack, he previously several big strikes in Michigan (and smaller sized …

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Terry Knight

Although he didn’t produce enduring music, Terry Knight holds a significant place in the annals of 1960s and early-’70s Michigan rock and roll as both a performer and a business owner. Within the mid-to-late ’60s, frequently documenting using the Pack, he previously several big strikes in Michigan (and smaller sized …

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Mark Farner

Tag Farner may be the core from the music group Grand Funk Railroad, having written and/or sung their most well-known songs from nearly all their ’70s strikes: “I’m Your Captain (Nearer to House),” “Poor Period,” “Footstompin’ Music,” “Rock and roll & Roll Spirit,” the main remake of the tiny Eva …

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