Talk:Live Album (Grand Funk Railroad album)

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Grand Funk Live

If one reads the article about this album, made from "liner notes" they will realize some of the story is "fake news". See the link in External noted as Live At grandfunkrailroad.com On that page all will see the album was actually recorded, at the very least, in part, at Sarasota, Florida. I know that is absolutely true because it is my voice the introduces them on the whole recording. Grand funk had actually just finished recording at 6 huge venues. At each and every one, Terry Knight told me they made the hurried extra stop at Robarts Arena to try again to get a usable recording. Door slamming at all the other areas wrecked what they had. Marge Sextant of Gulf Artist Productions promoted the show with just two days of advertising on the radio station I was the Program Director and morning show host of. Terry Knight - Grand Funks personal agent & promoter told me exactly what to say. Instructed me to say no more but when Mark Farner was have ground reversal problems with his microphone, I went on stage and said something Terry did not want me to say, so it was cut out on the finished recording of the intro. You can hear the edit on the recording and a review of the master recordings at Capital Records would bare that fact out. I believe the entire recording was made in Sarasota regardless of liner notes or any other talk. Note, the acoustics of the recording NEVER changes. At the time of the recording I used the DJ name Jim E. (Madman) Mikels. My real name is Carl Sundberg and I was never credited with introducing the entire world to Live Hard Rick concert recordings. My station at the time was owned by Lowell W. (Buddy Bud) Paxson, the man who went on to later found Home Shopping Network and later PAX TV. The station was WYND one of America's first progressive rock radio stations. I thought wikipedia was a creditable source of information until I reviewed this article and now I wonder how much other "fake news" makes up this site. I edited once, someone changed it. I was never notified of the change and I believe now wikipedia is just anyone's personal fake news and information site. Shame on you. I wish now I never gave a donation to keep it going. Carl Sundberg (talk) 06:10, 9 December 2017 (UTC)