YOUNG RASCALS - "Good Lovin'" (1966).wmv video free download
"Good Lovin'" de Los Young Rascals, un grupo procedente de New York, fue uno de los máximos exponente de lo que denomino "blue-eyed soul", en clara alusión a que era soul hecho por músicos blancos. La banda estaba compuesta por el teclista y cantante Felix Cavaliere, el guitarrista Gene Cornish, el vocalista Eddie Brigati y el batería Dino Danelli. Su primer single "I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore" (composición de Pam Sawyer y Lori Burton), que tenía como cara b "Slow Down", alcanzó un meritorio nº 52 en las listas en enero de 1966. Sin embargo en Marzo de ese mismo año con su segundo single consiguieron su primer nº 1. Este contenía como cara A "Good Lovin'", versión de los Olympics' y como cara B "Mustang Sally". "Good Lovin'" está clasificada en el nº 325 de en la revista Rolling Stone de las 500 mejores canciones de todos los tiempos.
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10 years ago
Dave Bodley
Amazing performance by an amazing band.10 years ago
Falana Jerido
The best10 years ago
Brett McCormack
Dino Danelli (the drummer) is the star of the show10 years ago
fjcisneros
muy agradecido...10 years ago
celso juliano
ISSO SIM É MÚSICA DE VERDADE...10 years ago
oldschoolSlyfan
I saw Felix at the New Jersey State Theatre this Sunday in New Brunswick. Wonderful show and yes he was on that B-3. I swear I couldn't find that Leslie Tone Cabinet on the stage but I could hear it. 10 years ago
TheBeatlesjohnpaul
unbelievable..oh my god. energetic and powerful live ..poisonous and fatal concentration.60 era etmoshphere is good10 years ago
Mr. Gracian
GREAT!!!10 years ago
canejo6
They were so good !10 years ago
Velociamator
Dino studied with Krupa...Gene's "freeze beat" as in "Leave Us Leap" (old record) is paid tribute here by Dino, complete with stick twirling (which Krupa also did). Actually, you can see/hear "Leave Us Leap" here on YT.10 years ago
boltzfn
Not a tighter band around. These guys are doing WORK!!! 10 years ago
Rodneytyson Tycam
they killed this check out the drummer10 years ago
Angus Trout
These guys really rocked, too bad they wore those stupid outfits no doubt forced upon them by their record company.10 years ago
Groovy Reflections
Happy 70th birthday to Dino Danelli, drummer with the Rascals.YOUNG RASCALS - "Good Lovin'" (1966).wmv10 years ago
newerafrican
WOW!!10 years ago
California Modern
Along with Eric Burdon & The Animals and The Righteous Brothers - the most authentic black-sounding white guys of the 1960s. They called it "Blue-Eyed Soul.10 years ago
Gary Gomes
I don't think Dino was trying to copy Moon. They became known to American audiences almost around the same time, and the Rascals were far better known than the Who at this time. Dino had actually played jazz before he joined the Rascals (including some time with Count Basie, if I recall correctly), so he was more akin to aggressive New York drummers like Carmine Appice (who came a bit later) than him. Lots of rock drummers either came from jazz or idolized jazz players (Mitch Mitchell, anyone?). Rock drumming didn't develop in a vacuum. As a matter of fact, Moon got his double bass drum idea from Ginger Baker, who was considered primarily a jazz drummer at the time; and Louis Bellson had double bass drums years before. Moon was certainly flamboyant and talented, but he was not the progenitor of flashy style. Look at Gene Krupa!10 years ago
lookierebuddy2
That energizer tambourine guy with the maracas really adding a signature look to this song's performance on all the TV shows back when. The costumes and hair is really forced, isn't it. Hahah. I can hear the conversation when they called in the trendy cloners to come up with a Beatles look, only different. Trouble is it really works, which goes contrary to any sensibility I have as an artist. Different times, and a testament to the lad's punch. Great song. Fantastic pop stars. Gotta dance!10 years ago
MMMarvelous
Dino was definitely one of the best Rock drummers of the 60's, but the chicken-neck thing is way too much.10 years ago
oldschoolSlyfan
I swear, every time I hear that Hammond B-3 screaming I get goose pimples, Damn. Then I hear and see Dino on the drums, Mercy Jesus.Related Videos
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