The Rascals - Little Dove (Studio Version)

Little Dove by the Rascals from their 1971 studio album, Peaceful World.
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[@cyclo24]

Wow what a piece of culture I Love it. 1971

[@Danvetz1]

Saw them perform this at Carnegie Hall in NYC in 1971 with Alice Coltrane playing harp. Magical music, magical evening!!!! May those evenings happen for all. :))

[@PaulGoodeK]

Don Bosco I’m in awe. I’ve never figured out why this album doesn’t have more of a following - to this day, I still put it on. For morning listening, it’s unbeatable

[@johnstix7874]

Was this also the concert that also featured Layra Nyro ?

[@FuckOfAShit]

@@johnstix7874 yes. The Alice Coltrane performance from this night has just been released as a 2 x CD set by Impulse. Laura Nyro, The Rascals, and Alice were all disciples of Satchidananda, who the concert was a benefit for.

[@marcoundersong3291]

This is a very underrated piece of music...I have always loved falling asleep to “Peaceful World” I know every nuance and it never fails to relax!

[@boppinbob767]

The two Columbia Lp's are absolute gems and musical masterpieces. This album lifts up my spirit.

[@ronclark7988]

Bought this album in 1970 and just decided to listen again. This cut is great and you can really appreciate Felix's fabulous voice. Ron Clark

[@94110mission]

My favorite Rascals album. Absolutely hear the influence of Leon Thomas The creator has a master plan from way back in the day.

[@bertbrindisi4208]

Not only did I appreciate hearing this album, again, but I also appreciated reading the comments. I received a nice feeling from both.

[@strictlynorton]

What a band !!!!

[@deheckler]

Annie Sutton on backing vocal, the Pride of Pittsburgh Pa

[@permpress]

Still listening.

[@permpress]

still

[@permpress]

Still

[@Kowway]

spiritualist music... this album is soooo, underrated... thank you for posting this!!

[@crimsonrush]

I love the way the drums and percussion pick it up and bring it down in waves. I get so lost in this tune I almost head-bang to it. :D x

[@msbevins101]

Still get the chills

[@j1455p]

Fantastic!!

[@multicooljerk1]

I swa the Rascal Band in 1972 at Kleinhan's Music Hall in Buffalo. They did this whole Peaceful World album. This kind of music has not been invented yet.

[@granpamuzic]

How can you play the harp like that, and not be an angel😇

[@moormagic1]

Love this....Alice Coltrane on the harp.

[@ohlukkyman]

Joe Farrell on flute, too.

[@dynasticlight1073]

@@ohlukkyman Ron Carter

[@GraysMood]

Oh, man....Thank you.

[@moormagic1]

This whole album was played on the radio back then. Imagine that.

[@jimgray3989]

How I remember, loved it, bought the album, I must and will purchase a CD of it.

[@rhymepays]

Endless, magical fucking harp.

[@DYNODRUM]

Was this for real.. if so ,You seen an Epic Rarity of Masterful Musicians and Performance .Please tell it..Thanks..

[@dave3113]

moby, you're a bit confused.

[@nobonespurs]

where the fuck are the lyrics

[@CarmineConti]

Did Alice also play on "It's A Beautiful Morning" and "Girl Like You"...???

[@moby118]

This beautiful Felix Cavaliere (who WAS the Rascals) creation came out the same year as "Sergeant Pepper" and was blown away by the genius of Lennon/McCartney. Shame, because this is a special album.

[@ohlukkyman]

"Sgt Pepper..." was released in 1967, "Peaceful World" in 1971.