Formed in San Francisco, California, in late 1972 by:
Larry Graham (b. 14th August 1946, Beaumont, Texas, U.S.A) (bassist in Sly And The Family Stone.)
along with (at various times):
David Vega (lead guitar)
Hershall Kennedy (keyboards)
Gaylord Birch (b. 10th March 1946, San Francisco, California, U.S.A. d. 14th April 1996, San Francisco, California, U.S.A.)
Willie Sparks
Robert Sam
and
Patryce Choc'Let Banks (both drums)
Graham Central Station are an R&B funk ensemble, named after it’s founder Larry Graham (who played bass in the group Sly and the Family Stone).
Graham Central Station's biggest hit was ‘Your Love’, which charted at number 9 in 1975.
release yourself - 1974 / graham central station - 1974 / ain't no 'bout a doubt it - 1975 / mirror - 1976
now do you wanta dance - 1977 / my radio sure sounds good to me - 1978 / star walk - 1979 / gcs2000 - 1998
can you handle this? - 1003 / raise up - 2012
Albums:
as Graham Central Station:
Graham Central Station (Warners Records 1974)
Release Yourself (Warners Records 1974)
Ain't No 'Bout-A-Doubt It (Warners Records 1975)
Mirror (Warners Records 1976)
Now Do U Wanta Dance (Warners Records 1977)
as Larry Graham & Graham Central Station:
My Radio Sure Sounds Good To Me (Warners Records 1978)
Star Walk (Warners Records 1979)
as Graham Central Station:
By Popular Demand - (P-Vine Records 1997)
GCS2000 (NPG Records 1998)
Can You Handle This? (Big Fro Discs Records 2003)
Raise Up (Moosicus Records 2012)
