I went to his live at Blue Note Tokyo last night. The Band is formed with his daughter and other three young(er than Felix) american guys. His voice is amazingly still powerful and the tone hasn't changed at all. You never imagine to listen to his voice and the sound of his playing organ live just in front of you because itWe shook our hands after the play.... thanks to this opportunity. I was a dream.
This is so raw! It's beautiful! It captures the raw excitement that The Rascals had, live! ... the quarter note triplets. ... the choked cymbal work! ... too bad it ends so abruptly.
When i was a kid i went to camp. one of the other camper's dad was in the music biz. We had the Rascals come do a show. Way cool. LIkely around the same time this video was recorded.
This is from the Mike Douglas Show and aired on Friday afternoon, March 3rd, 1967. After this appearance, the Young Rascals would drop the 'Young' from their name and chart five songs in 1967. "I've Been Lonely Too Long," "Groovin'," "A Girl Like You," "How Can I Be Sure," and It's Wonderful" all made Billboard's Top 20 before the end of the year. Pretty awesome... ;-)
♪♫ April 30, 1966 - The Young Rascals went to No.1 on the US singles chart with “Good Lovin”. The song had been a hit for The Olympics the year before, but this version was only moderately successful at best, reaching number 81 on the Billboard Pop Singles chart. The tale is told that Rascal Felix Cavaliere heard it on a New York City radio station and the group added it to their concert repertoire. Written by Rudy Clark and Arthur Resnick.♪♫
Felix singin' lead, playin' organ, and bass with his feet! Eddie almost as cool as Davy Jones on tambourine! Dino the worlds most underrated drummer and Gene holding his own...way cool American band
The Olympics performed it originally... The Grateful Dead did a nice cover of it... But The Rascals are tops!!!....They did a better version. :) I remember listening to this classic on the radio back in '66.
@jrodri1538 Felix is playing pedal bass on the organ (watch his feet). He's about the only rock performer I know who did that. But from I read the Rascals used studio bassists on their records.
Couldn't they have let Eddie at least pretend to play a proper instrument - bass maybe? He looks like the roadie's girlfriend who's been allowed to join in on elementary percussion for the encore.
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I went to his live at Blue Note Tokyo last night. The Band is formed with his daughter and other three young(er than Felix) american guys. His voice is amazingly still powerful and the tone hasn't changed at all. You never imagine to listen to his voice and the sound of his playing organ live just in front of you because itWe shook our hands after the play.... thanks to this opportunity. I was a dream.
This is so raw! It's beautiful! It captures the raw excitement that The Rascals had, live! ... the quarter note triplets. ... the choked cymbal work! ... too bad it ends so abruptly.
This is on point...Rascals are no joke...not just another industry freak show. They rock solid.
This is where the good stuff is and the king of rock and roll.
I love this song and this is a great video of The Rascals, which they're one of my favorite bands of all time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
50s 60s 70s and 80s the best eras on this planet
When i was a kid i went to camp. one of the other camper's dad was in the music biz. We had the Rascals come do a show. Way cool. LIkely around the same time this video was recorded.
This is from the Mike Douglas Show and aired on Friday afternoon, March 3rd, 1967. After this appearance, the Young Rascals would drop the 'Young' from their name and chart five songs in 1967. "I've Been Lonely Too Long," "Groovin'," "A Girl Like You," "How Can I Be Sure," and It's Wonderful" all made Billboard's Top 20 before the end of the year. Pretty awesome... ;-)
Now that is true soul...
my great uncle wrote this song. his name is Arthur Resnick
Felix Cavaliere one of the greatest voices to come out of Jersey! Behind that guy Frank something from Hoboken!!!!
Damn it, Danelli. That's some cool ass drumming.
These guys were fantastic live
I played this on 8 track hundreds of times.
This is great stuff! I love Eddie! It doesn't get better than this!
♪♫ April 30, 1966 - The Young Rascals went to No.1 on the US singles chart with “Good Lovin”. The song had been a hit for The Olympics the year before, but this version was only moderately successful at best, reaching number 81 on the Billboard Pop Singles chart. The tale is told that Rascal Felix Cavaliere heard it on a New York City radio station and the group added it to their concert repertoire. Written by Rudy Clark and Arthur Resnick.♪♫
Great rock n roll.
Fantastic!
Dino Danelli is a badass! 💪💪
I have the same guitar barney kessel vintage guitar great group
Great video of a great song! Eddie can sure move:D
Love that Leslie sound.
AWE! SOMEBODY CUT THIS SHORT RIGHT AT THEPOINT OF EXPLOSION !
Happy Birthday Dino!!! 7/23
Felix singin' lead, playin' organ, and bass with his feet! Eddie almost as cool as Davy Jones on tambourine! Dino the worlds most underrated drummer and Gene holding his own...way cool American band
Dino, you're killin' me. How good are you!
Good lovin' ♫♪ ♪♫♫♪ ♪♫♫♪ ♪♫♫♪ ♪♫
I've got the fever and you got the cure...
Flipped brought me here. :)
Thanks so much for the great video!
summer 1966 poolside am radio WLS chicago
Dino the machino. What a great drummer.
mediocre compared tp the greats, felix is the star in this band
Damn!!! These dudes were so hot!
the real rock n roll needs only one guitar
@Drumcam Interesting info, Gonna look it up, We had MUSIC then!
Ha I Feel sorry for whoever had to lift Felix Cavaliere's Hammond B-3 on that riser...
cool video thanks
@LeoLovesNature That's the way rock goes naturally.
The Olympics performed it originally...
The Grateful Dead did a nice cover of it...
But The Rascals are tops!!!....They did a better version. :)
I remember listening to this classic on the radio back in '66.
@jrodri1538 Felix is playing pedal bass on the organ (watch his feet). He's about the only rock performer I know who did that. But from I read the Rascals used studio bassists on their records.
DINO!!!!!!!
AC/DC took over where they left of!
@deadheadkid92 Ac/Dc loved them back then and took there bit and made it harder, can u dig?
this was on flipped
nice staging! The lead singer is sitting behind a giant Hammond organ, so what to do?
Put him on a riser, so you can only see the top of his head!!
@Jenscool What the hell are you talking about?
Was a great song yet their manager took it all
You cut the song off !!!!!!!
😅😅😅
The video from the Ed Sullivan show is better...wonder why it's gone?
They're white?! I heard this song 15 years ago for the first time and thought they were black...until now.
Couldn't they have let Eddie at least pretend to play a proper instrument - bass maybe? He looks like the roadie's girlfriend who's been allowed to join in on elementary percussion for the encore.