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Graham Central Station

Graham Central Station · 1974

38 min · 9 tracks · R&B

A vibrant fusion of funk and R&B, driven by infectious grooves and soulful vocal harmonies.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady rhythmic progression
  • infectious groove immersion
  • uplifting dance vibes
  • soulful vocal harmonies
  • engaging in-order listening

Where this album fits

Career context
Graham Central Station marked the debut album of the band led by bassist Larry Graham, who had recently left Sly and the Family Stone. Released in early 1974, this album established their unique sound that blended funk, rock, and gospel influences, setting the stage for future releases.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 We’ve Been Waiting 0:58
  • 2 It Ain’t No Fun to Me 5:11
  • 3 Hair 4:55
  • 4 We Be’s Gettin’ Down 4:42
  • 5 Tell Me What It Is 4:56
  • 6 Can You Handle It? 5:12
  • 7 People 4:30
  • 8 Why? 3:37
  • 9 Ghetto 4:24

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