The Olympics had it first, the Rascals made it huge
Felix Cavaliere
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Ken Shane
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In ’66 the Young Rascals hit big with Good Lovin’. A year later Groovin’ made them legends.
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J.A. Bartlett
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The geographical center of the pop music universe was all over the map during the first decade-and-a-half of the rock era. It began in New York, where the old and…
Ken Shane
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By late 1968, the Rascals string of hit singles was coming to and end, but there was still a lot of great music to be heard from the blue-eyed soul legends.
Ken Shane
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In 1966 the Young Rascals rocked the world with their #1 hit “Good Lovin’.” The single spurred their debut album into the upper reaches of the charts.
Ken Shane
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You know these guys, at least you know their work. Between them, Steve Cropper and Felix Cavaliere were complicit in the creation of dozens of hit records in the ’60s…
Jon Cummings
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Like a lot of music buyers back in the late Á¢€™70s and early Á¢€™80s Á¢€” a pre-Compact Disc era when recession, market oversaturation, aversion to disco, and other factors sent…
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