The Young Rascals - "It's Love", original mono 45 video free download


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Uploaded: 2010/12/08

"Multiple levelations", "don't even need explainin'!"

The Young Rascals were:

Eddie Brigati (vocals)

Felix Cavaliere (keyboard, vocals)

Gene Cornish (guitar)

Dino Danelli (drums)

This is the B-side to "A Girl Like You", and was being played on the then-underground FM stations back in New York while the A-side was climbing up the pop charts on the AM dial.

One of my favorite 60's songs, I bought this copy new when it was released.

Comments

10 years ago

Sandra Sha

The Young Rascals played at "The Barge" in the Hamptons. Across the street (known as "Dune Road" was the famous "Hot Dog Beach." This is where they got started!!!

10 years ago

Sandra Sha

Wow! This really brings back some memories!! I'm 14, again! ...And you've got the original 45!! Thanks for bringing it all back:D

10 years ago

rhsilverberg

My kingdom (a pauper's kingdom!) for a clean mono copy of the Groovin' album. Mine is worn through.

11 years ago

EarlofSuave308

The flute playing of Hubert Laws really kicks this song up a notch. You would never think of the Rascals as a "jazzy" band, but here it is.

11 years ago

popoahi99

my hawaii was a great hit by them!!!!!!

12 years ago

salmurry

mucho underated tune from Groovin' album.

12 years ago

Bob Resner

Yes, the Rascals rock & THEY ARE GETTING BACK TOGETHER AGAIN CAN'T WAIT.Rock on

12 years ago

waterlilidove

ahead of its time

13 years ago

Bri Wolfe

I haven't seen that sleeve for so long.

13 years ago

Nicholas FitzGerald

Happy Valentines Day

13 years ago

Pete Simon

@shyphyre - These guys were keyed in from the git-go. Their live shows in the 60's often concluded with the lengthy improv piece "Cute". The vibe continued on the album "Island of Real" with guitarist Buzzy Feiten. The magic of "It's Love" was made possible, in part, with flute master Hubert Laws, who was also signed to Atlantic Records at the time. This track is nothing but timeless beauty.

13 years ago

irishpogi

My friend tried posting this tune and "Find Somebody" in stereo and the dumb louses at youtube wouldn't allow the upload. Warner Music Group claimed copyright infringement

13 years ago

PlayThemAgain

@shyphyre And probably, no doubt, influenced by the then-prevailing beliefs and interesting substances which were available. ;-)

13 years ago

shyphyre

This tune sounds very different from the usual tunes from the Rascal that are played on the oldies stations. It sounds like they were really infuenced by the Jazz music of that era.

13 years ago

Jon Hoebeke

this reminds me of Hans from spongebob

13 years ago

Bob Resner

Wow Wow Wow what a great tune.Rock on Felix, Gene Eddie & Dino on drums

13 years ago

bob callas

Song was one of my favorites and was WAY ahead of its time.... most popular hits were played on radio and were great, but I loved playing this from my Groovin album almost every day in the 60's.... btw... GREAT clear crisp sound..bravo!

13 years ago

PlayThemAgain

@theboyfromxtown It'll be a good while before I am reunited with my gear, but I will post it at some point. I'm very far away currently.

13 years ago

theboyfromxtown

@PlayThemAgain Please do...I can't find it anywhere else on youtube except at the end of a 3 song posting..

13 years ago

PlayThemAgain

@victorthegroover You're welcome. Glad you are enjoying the vids!

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