Felix Cavaliere Relays Rascal Energy Voicing Joy & Peace
Felix Cavaliere exerts an energetic appeal that has not waned since The Rascals, then known as The Young Rascals, first made an impact on the music scene in 1965 with “I Ain’t Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore” followed by “Good Lovin’.” Expressing peace, love, and happiness, the music has had a broad attraction for all ages.
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The Rascals - Felix Cavaliere
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THE YOUNG RASCALS. (January 2nd, 1966.) Photo taken by Jerry Schatzberg.
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The Young Rascals really did tell us all the way back in 1966 to go outside and touch some grass... Or at least some leaves
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The Young Rascals: Groovin' (1967)
Cover Illustration by Lynn Rubin
Album is dedicated to the memory of Mike Owen
Atlantic Records
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He was both a virtuoso and a showman. A huge loss.
It's noteworthy that the Rascals stipulated they would only perform if there were a Black act on the bill with them.
Watch him in action:
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RIP Dino Danelli July 23, 1944 – December 15, 2022
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Dino Danelli: 1944 - 2022
Dino Danelli
July 23, 1944 – December 15, 2022
American Musician | Drummer
Young Rascals | Rascals | Disciples of Soul
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee
…"one of the great unappreciated rock drummers in history"
- Wikipedia
Dino Danelli, Drummer Who Drove the Rascals, is Dead at 78 - NYT
His percussion virtuosity was a key to the band’s many hits of the late 1960s, including the chart-topping “Good Lovin’,” “Groovin’” and “People Got to Be Free.”
Dino Danelli, Founding Drummer of ‘Good Lovin’ Rockers the Rascals, Dead at 78 - RollingStone
Musician also played with Steven Van Zandt's band the Disciples of Soul
The Rascals drummer Dino Danelli has died aged 78 - NME
The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame member has been hailed in tributes as "one of the greatest drummers of all time"
Dino Danelli - Wikipedia
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The Young Rascals - Good Lovin’ (Stereo) (1966)
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The Young Rascals - Come On Up (Stereo) (1967)
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The Rascals - Felix Cavaliere
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A lot of quietly influential musicians were actually successful during their time, yet something happened to their later reception that caused to become a hidden layer everyone seems to be aware of. To be honest, the 60's had their share of such players. Look, the period had many who are not that familiar anymore to many people, such as The Rascals. Sure, they were feted at the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, but tell me – how many times have you heard their songs lately in comparison to, say, The Byrds. Listen, I tend to believe the 60's did several things right – not all of them, mind you, as many like to speak –, yet the later histories did put some musicians away thanks to, I'm uncertain, reasons? Sadly, I must add, since the era remains one of the most intriguing.
Has another year passed us by? Time doesn't move so slowly, time is a speed racer. Anyhow, thank you for following my discussion on music yet again, I cherish your reading. To be honest, these discussions kept me alive this year as I was going through one of the worst periods of my life, which could also be seen on me not really being here at some times. While I hope the crappiness shall not be that present later on, I'm well aware how vigilant I must be, some of my posts left a lot to be desired. Still, I will continue with this blog, where I share my musical discoveries and I wish you would also be willing to locate the treasure we take for granted. Listen to some great music, the latter's easier to find than ever.
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