First Time Reaction | The Young Rascals - Groovin | Who Are THEY?

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[@richardmartin9565]

Back then we didn't even know what the word "genre" meant. It was a different world with all kinds of music hitting the airwaves. Quality was the key.

[@M_ondo]

@@richardmartin9565 So true. The top 40 or so list contained so many different types of music. I.looked forward for my favorite singer/groups song to be released. Better times indeed for me.

[@warrenfoil6851]

@@richardmartin9565 That is a trait I've seen across the board with under 40 reactors. A burning need to pigeonhole, and the need to disect the lyrics for meaning. I admit though I take everything at face value, so if I hear alligator lizards in the air, I see alligator lizards in the air lol. We had Rock, Soul and Country and they were broadly defined.

[@barbarastrayhorn4667]

As my dad said, good music is good music. All forms, all types.

[@Noelle0026]

This song reminds me of summer weekends in the 70s. Love this one. So many great Rascals songs.

[@gpxo11]

Sunshine pop is the genre it's categorized. Another is the Cyrkle Turn Down Day -another song by the Rascals-A Beautiful Morning also fits the genre of sunshine pop.

[@stevesnow315]

When I think of the Rascals "Good Love" comes to mind every time.👍😎❤

[@karenpowell6063]

The Rascals are known for their outstanding harmonies

[@rafehr1378]

Yes. There's nothing like the 1960s music. It changed America. In 1965 0n Rock changed America. LSD in 1965 forever. Then Vietnam. We veterans Rocked to these sounds. We had the best sound systems in our hooch's. Served from 1971 to 1975. Shot at even in America. We kicked a lot of asses too. 74 years old veteran. A Rock Festival roadie from the West Coast to the East Coast, 1967 -- 1969.

[@michazmic1]

Thank You

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

I think The Beatles may have had a little bit to do with changing Rock in America..........before 1965 ! Just sayin' :)

[@joannerichards1750]

The Young Rascals were the first all-white rock/R&B group to be signed by Atlantic Records in the mid-1960s. The Rascals were given an office in Atlantic's Manhattan headquarters amidst many offices of other established, famous acts, such as Wilson Pickett and Aretha Franklin. One day, soon after the band's early recording success, Pickett opened the door of The Rascals' office, peered at the band members' faces and shouted "Yep, THEY'RE ALL WHITE !!"

[@wendyryder2708]

LOL!

[@MOS650]

Yes one of my happy songs as a child.

[@AP-gb3eh]

Since we didn’t really think about genres, this was just a feeling good vibe of a song ☮️

[@richardkint6531]

One of my favorite Pop/R & B groups from the 60's! Very versatile. "Good Lovin" is a rocker. "A Girl Like You " is a good pop song & "How Can I Be Sure" is a good ballad from them. Another good band from the 60's are Paul Revere & The Raiders. React to "Hungry", "Let Me" or "Indian Reservation. Thanks.

[@marksilverman4537]

The Rascals were another terrific group from the 60's that helped define that era's signature sound. They had some monster hits. Check out People Got To Be Free, A Beautiful Morning, and Good Lovin'. Great music!

[@subwaygoddess1]

I always loved the Rascals! My favorite is “How Can I Be Sure,” and then “A Beautiful Morning.”

[@324cmac]

The group, War, has a fantastic harmonica player named Lee Oskar. He actually has a harmonica business that sells them now.

[@glassontherocks]

This was simply groovin' ..no worries for a few minutes.

[@M_ondo]

Felix Cavaliere is one of the greatest singers ever still performing. Actually two great singers ,Eddy Brigatti was on bongos this time. Does How can I Be Sure, terrific. Many very good songs Good Lovin, People gotta be Free, Beautiful Morning, A Girl like You. Hard to believe this great song will be 60 years old in 2027, timeless. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and sure deserved it. Best of luck on yr channel

[@Madminute1968]

Sadly , the Rascals excellent drummer Dino Danelli passed away.

[@M_ondo]

@@Madminute1968 yes and I'm almost certain Tim Bogart did also. Very sad.

[@Madminute1968]

@@M_ondo yes you are right, Tim Bogart passed away in 2021, sad!

[@dagmar.6954]

Another one of the great 60's groups I grew up with. They started out as "The Young Rascals" but later were just known as "The Rascals". They were considered rock & blue-eyed soul. They had a lot of hits such as "A Beautiful Morning", "I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore", "You Better Run", "I've Been Lonely Too Long", "Good Lovin'", "People Got To Be Free", "A Girl Like You", "It's Wonderful" etc.

[@jordimoore2167]

The Rascals were great! A similar great band was the Lovin' Spoonful.

[@davesigmon8144]

Great band. Felix Cavaliere was/is such a soulful singer and great organist. Check out I've Been Lonely Too Long. The secret weapon of the group was drummer Dino Danelli who had such a jazz sensibility in his playing.

[@bjm9071]

Saw them in concert last year. Lead singer Felix Cavaliere is in his 80's and still groovin'!

[@helgar791]

The Young Rascals were America's first and greatest blue eyed soul group. Unlike some bands these guys added to the genre and didn't merely try to capitalize on it. Listen to their incredible "Lonely Too Long", "A Girl Like You", "People Got To Be Free", "Good Lovin' ", "How Can I Be Sure" and "You Better Run". A big hits and all the best of this genre.

[@marksanders8028]

Blue eyed soul.

[@karenpowell6063]

The Rascals are one of my favorite groups, they were originally the Young Rascals. Same band

[@karlspear6729]

I've watched a few of your reactions, which have been the music from my youth. I love that some younger people are re-discovering these songs.

[@chab1rd155]

Love this classic!❤

[@karenpowell6063]

Please react to Its a beautiful Morning by the Rascals. That song will put you in the happiest mood !

[@kathytomaino6093]

Blue eyed soul at its best.

[@Linda-jn9gk]

In the 60's they had just started growing out their hair and by the 70's they all had long hair.

[@SpuzzyLargo]

The Beatles were the first band to sport "mop tops." Everyone, including the Rolling Stones and hundreds of other bands, followed their lead from 1962 on.

[@philgrody3681]

Blue Eyed Soul .

[@donlawson3330]

Yup, the Beatles haircut. Big change from the flat top crew cuts or greaser ducktails and pompadours

[@Miss_Califfa]

I forgot about this song❤ my mom loved it😊i do to!

[@NathanThurberMusic]

You got to check out "It's a beautiful morning" by them.

[@jaycooper2624]

Blue-eyed Soul at it's finest!!

[@icmman7]

pioneers (unsung) of blue eyed soul. my fav childhood band.

[@MOS650]

The song was indeed very soulful. You should check out another blue eyed soul sound -Expressway To Your Heart - The Soul Survivors

[@stevegirardmedia2255]

Not surprising that the great bassist Chuck Rainey played on this track... I mean he appeared on thousands of songs over the years... but his groove is so great, and adds to how great this classic is. The Rascals were absolutely classic. Blue-eyed soul became a real thing with them!

[@cortefielkid1455]

Hal Jackson used to rock this on his “Sunday Classics” show on WBLS back in the day…

[@lindasalvaterra1304]

Great band! Great songs!

[@traceycater]

I loved 60s music! I knew that they came out with a movie about rascals , but mostly remember the show, The Little Rascals, but don’t know if it’s about the movie.

[@jchow5966]

They were on Mowtown records!!!!! 💟☮️

[@FavoriteMovieDate]

The original rascals were way before my time but I remember seeing a few reels. Very corny, but that was the schtick and if you watch it with an open mind rather sweet and funny. I always liked the Rascals. They have some wonderful pop tunes. Real classics.

[@jchow5966]

💟☮️💟☮️

[@pollynicklas5220]

No no no you have to watch some episodes of Little Rascals! Original version of course!

[@blitztim6416]

This is a mellow song by them. Try a rocker like ‘Good Lovin’.

[@vanessa4u4evr]

Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame should have been the clue that they were a hot group. Their jonre is known as 'Blue-eyed Soul'.

[@Madminute1968]

Check out A Beautiful Morning by the Rascals!

[@EricRussell-ud8sg]

This song is definitely R&B/Soul. It has been covered many times including by Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett.

[@pamelawertz498]

Every one of those songs by the Rascals that you read the names of is a great song. Pick any one. Another good vibe 60's band is the Lovin' Spoonful. Check them out.

[@mildredpierce4506]

The original Little Rascals (Our Gang) was not a movie. They were a series of short films in the 1930s

[@simonpoole2333]

R&B is the most misused term of the 21st century. It stands ( in case you didn't know) for Rhythm and Blues. A good example of what R&B music sounds like would be Sweet Home Chicago

[@marksanders8028]

I was going to learn how to play the harmonica because it was so small it must be easy. Ha think again!

[@deanroddey2881]

This is pretty light for them. They do much nastier, grittier stuff, like "Good Love". But this was the 70s and genres had briefly become less of a straight jacket. Another classic of that sort is the Vanilla Fudge cover of The Supremes' tune, "You Keep Me Hanging On". The original recording sounds like it was recorded on a potato, but it has incredibly atmosphere.

[@junebug_tx2305]

It's Soft Rock

[@derickwilliams8660]

ALL I KNOW IS SUMMERTIME IN THE 60 ANT THE SUMMERTIME WITH OUT THEM... FEEL GOOD MUSIC!!!😊😊😊

[@cindyp1033]

They used to say blue-eyed soul

[@paulr.3220]

The Rascals were great. If you want to hear some great harmonica, listen to Whammer Jammer by the J. Geils Band.

[@loisrogers9042]

😊😊😊

[@Macandcheetos99]

Pls do jimmy buffet pirate looks at forty

[@perrylewis375]

Your next play must be it's a beautiful morning

[@warrenfoil6851]

Oh man, with respect to the modern version (which I know nothing about), you haven't seen The Little Rascals. I can't even explain. Find the one where they play hookey! Or Uncle George, but that one is not exactly PC by today's society. Uncle George 😅😅😅 As for the Young Rascals, they were very popular but definitely cashed in on the British Invasion.

[@rebeccamcvey8600]

Kicks and Indian Reservation are Paul Revere and The Raiders songs.

[@warrenfoil6851]

@@rebeccamcvey8600 crap. I had a feeling that was wrong when I wrote it.

[@rebeccamcvey8600]

@@warrenfoil6851 lol, no problem. Just want to give credit to people who actually are the artist.

[@324cmac]

I don't like the label 'blue-eyed soul.' Not fond of categorizing music either.

[@lauraschwartz1077]

Couldn't agree more! It's just cringey. People didn't used to be so obsessed with labels. Music was so diverse in the 60's and 70's, labels didn't matter. Soulful music doesn't need to be sorted out by race, period.

[@cindyknudson2715]

​@@lauraschwartz1077 Exactly!

[@karenpowell6063]

@@lauraschwartz1077Totally agree

[@SuperJoy71]

Please do Bobby Darin/Mack the Knife

[@icmman7]

THESE R NOT THOSE RASCALS ;)