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Artist: Mark Farner

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CD Title: Just Another Injustice

 

Category: Blues Hard Rock

Year: 1988

Label: Frontline Records

Catalog Number: CD9033

Personnel

Mark Farner lead and backing vocals, lead and rhythm guitars, bass
Tim Heintz keyboards
David Huff drums
Phil Keaggy guest guitars
John Patitucci additional bass
Kirt Shearer additional bass
Bob Carlisle guest backing vocals

Tracks

1.	Airborne Ranger	3:57
2.	Judgement Day Blues	4:46
3.	Isn't It Amazing	4:35
4.	Come to Jesus	3:58
5.	Give Me the Works	3:25
6.	An Emotional Look at Love	3:16
7.	Workin' for the Winner	3:40
8.	Just Another Injustice	3:55
9.	The Writing on the Wall	4:30
10.	Only You	3:43
Total Running Time:		39:45

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Existing comments about this CD

From: James	Date: October 29, 2002 at 17:39
Wasn't this guy in Grand Funk Railroad? Anyway this does have a few good songs on it

From: Gar	Date: March 6, 2003 at 17:00
Yeah he was in Grand Funk. If this is anything like his self titled solo album from the 70's then you should avoid it at all costs. Grand Funk were OK at best, but Mark's solo stuff doesn't even come close to that!

From: BLITZKILL	Date: April 16, 2003 at 9:29
LONG LIVE THE FUNK

From: illimey	Date: May 6, 2004 at 14:43
This is fairly cliched stuff sadly. The lyrics may be great (from a Christian's perspective), however the music is for the most part formulaic. The execution is great, though - and anything that has the best guitar player ever to draw breath on it is worth adding to your collection. Ladies and Gentlemen - MR PHIL KEAGGY! Absolutely incredible talent.

From: metalmastermusic	Date: June 22, 2008 at 23:07
I have never been a Grand Funk fan so that said this album is very good considering the release date of 1988. The music is tight and the supporting cast brought in a superb with help from Phil Keaggy on guitar, David Huff (Giant & Whiteheart) on drums and Bob Carlisle on vox. This is a great of its era. Worth every penny if you come across this one. 85/100

From: juan carlos	Date: August 1, 2010 at 13:24
"Judgement Day Blues" is the only Bluesy hardRcok here, the rest is uptempoAOR songs and two ballads. my favorite song is the ballad "Isn't It Amazing", then "Only You" and "The Writing on the Wall". Some ellegant moments and clean production but itīs just a Good/Ok album. 7.8/10

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