Graham Central Station

Graham Central Station was a funk band named after founder Larry Graham and Grand Central Station in New York City.

Graham Central Station's biggest hit was Your Love, which charted at number 9 in 1975. The group also integrated gospel music sounds into their music, and played with the dichotomy between the funk/rock star image and the "sanctified" gospel group image. Some of their recordings feature the Tower of Power horn section.

Personnel

• Larry Graham: vocals, bass, guitar, fuzz bass, clavinet, organ, piano, drums, percussion
• Patryce Banks: vocals, electric funk box, tambourine
• Hershall Kennedy: vocals, clavinet, trumpet
• Robert Sam: vocals, piano, organ
• David Vega: vocals, guitar
• Willie Sparks: vocals, drums
• P. CaboOse: tenor saxophone
• Milt Holland: percussion
• Lenny Williams: vocals
• Freddie Stone: guitar

Discography

• Graham Central Station 1974, Warner Brothers Records
• Release Yourself 1974, Warner Bros.
• Ain't No 'Bout-A-Doubt It 1975 Warner Bros.
• Mirror 1976 Warner Bros.
• My Radio Sure Sounds Good to Me
• The Jam: The Larry Graham & Graham Central Station Anthology
• The Best of Larry Graham and Graham Central Station, Vol. 1
• Greatest Hits
• By Popular Demands
• Now Do U Wanta Dance
• We've Been Waiting
• Graham Central Station 2000