Tribute to the Rascals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2013
- This is a tribute to one of the most influential rock and roll bands ever assembled, It includes their four appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show (1966-67) and their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by Steven Van Zandt.
After a 42 year hiatus, the Rascals are once again touring in 2013 with the Van Zandt produced 'Once Upon A Dream' bio-concert.
All hail to brother Ed and the Rascals! ;-) - บันเทิง
Growing up in Lodi, NJ I was 10 years old and living in downtown Lodi where urban renewal was taking place in the sixties. Most of the stores on Main St. were empty and directly across the street, there was what we called The Candy Store. So one day for about a week, The Young Rascals, later just THE RASCALS, rented that store to rehearse for their appearance on THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW maybe 10 miles across the Hudson in NYC. I used to sit in the doorwell and listen for hours. After that, not far away, in Garfied, NJ they performed many shows at a place next to the ERIE RR called THE CHOOCHOO CLUB, where we would sit outside and listen. Good times for us young kids. Another group that played gigs in Lodi were Frankie Vali and The Four Seasons at a club I cant remember the name of. We would hang outside by the dumpsters and listen. The greatest free entertainment ever.
Great story and free music is a gift for sure. I saw Jimi Hendrix at the Orange Show in Southern California in April 1970; he died in Sept of that same year. So right place, right time for both of us. I'm surprised that It's a Beautiful Morning wasn't a part of the repertoire for this video. I listen to it regularly to start my day, especially in the winter when I get the blues. It helps me reset my thinking about the weather and be glad I'm alive.
I saw Frankie perform in 2019 and he still sounded great at 84. So much enduring talent came out of those days.
'How can I be sure'
One of the best ballads ever.
Love it
Eddie ❤️...
My Favorite. Eddie is from here, Garfield. He never forget his roots
@@lindae2524 Very true...
Damn it, we were all young, it went too fast! 😪♥️
❤ tell no one sounds like
I miss grooving
But it sure was good!
Love the Rascals from the beginning, have all their songs, still play their music today...God bless them 🙏 ❤ 😊
I loved the Rascals back in the day. They never had a bad song, and most of their songs were the best! And Felix has maybe the best blue-eyed soul voice ever!
maybe?
Absolutely. No maybe about it!!
No lip synching for this band...great arrangements and musicianship...vastly underrated band!
Ed Sullivan required live performances.
True greats... Dino will be sorely missed. A classy cat from start to finish.... Rest in Peace man.
Keyboard working overtime.
Ridiculous. ..they've never been underrated. They're one of the best.
Overrated
I'm 59 years old, and grew up with their music. I used to blast their songs in my 1967 Chevy Camaro, while driving it around town where I lived. All of their music gives you a happy feeling listening to it!
Younger people need to hear this fantastic music.... Keep the legacy alive! 😎👍🏻
It's a Beautiful Morning and Groovin' are classics, which means they can fly on their own in any era. Good songs, are immortal.👍
Dino was a monster drummer! He had it all.
Going back, i can't believe how spot on Felix is with his singing. especially live. I think he is very underrated. The guy is one of the best vocalists from that era.
Spot on... and EFFORTLESS!
Totally agree.
Don't forget Eddie!
Luuuuv the young rascals.....TERRIFIC SONG!
We just saw them a few weeks ago in Greensburg PA and Felix sounded incredible! And he's 80 or 81 years old!!
The Young Rascals were truly love in the black community, blue eyed soul.
Yes, they were!!
Saw them live in 1969. They were so awesome live no doubt one of the best, tightest, talented groups ever!
I first saw these guys in 1966 when they were touring with Dick Clark's "Where the Action is", along with a bunch of other acts. The Young Rascals (as they were first named) were by far, the best of them all. I saw them several more times afterwards and their live shows were fantastic. I still own all the vinyl records that I bought new.
Their generous spirits were real. At their show in Miami Beach in 1970 where they were raising funds for Danny Thomas' St. Jude's Children's Hospital, Danny told the audience that The Rascals (new name) had paid all of their own expenses and donated their pay to St. Jude's. They "walked the talk". Wonderful in every way.
My group, the knickerbockers were on that tour too! The Rascals stole the show every night! We dug them, big time! RIP Dino
@@beaucharles9934 The Knickerbockers were fantastic! I watched Dick Clark's show, "Where the Action Is" every afternoon after school. When I found all the groups were touring, I was able to see them live!
Those were the days when all the kids appreciated ALL music, regardless of the groups' backgrounds and the music had positive messages. All love and no hate.
Simple times. I still smile when I remember them.
@@boomerguy9935 thanks for your comment. You’re right, those were good times!
Your comment on their generosity to St. Jude's Children’s Hospital makes me love the Rascals and the Knickerbockers all the more. Thank you for sharing that bit of information with us. ❤🙏🎸🎹🎼🌟
The sad thing is, the newspapers did not mention this good deed the next day which was the "big" Sunday paper.
However, the following week Led Zeppelin played in the same building (Convention Center in Miami Beach) and the crowd destroyed the place at the end of the concert. That made the newspapers. So sad. I remember wanting to see them but I was afraid to, for this very reason. It looked like I made the right call. @@esthergarcia1373
The Rascals, man, the talent, the songs, the musicianship, those vocals, that killer beat. So good, so fine.
Without question. Also, as a black guy in his 60's, I can vouch for the idea that these were the "blackest" white group ever! In a time when a lot of music was stratified racially (especially in the South), The Rascals were played on black radio along with Motown, Stax and other label artists. Other like artists of the day were the Okaysions ("Im a Girl Watcher"), the Soul Survivors ("Expressway to Your Heart") and others.
In fact they were the Average White Band of their day. Main songs? Groovin', It's a Beautiful Morning, Good Loving, How Can I Be Sure and others.
In the long summers back then, these songs would blare over the loudspeakers at the city park where we played Little League and Pony League baseball.
Listening to the music takes me back to then. What a talented group of fellows.
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SPOT On Brother -
I wasn't impressed by thier sound at the time but a friend of mine had a ticket to their Once upon a dream tour at one of the casinos in Connecticut many years later - I was blown away by the production and the energy and their talent as musicians - these guys were the Original Jersey Boys in fact it's only in listening to this right now that I can hear Smokey Robinson influences on the song Groove N - I also didn't realize it at that time but what did Sullivan have them on once a week? LMAO
@@sergepetrov7973 Real musicians!
@@fostermac7170 Dear fostermac7170, great to hear your take on Rascals and especially their soul \ r&b worthiness. I get that this is a dashed off note you are making here fueled on particular Musical Memoirs (see Al Young's books of Musical Memoirs from his life too!), but one cannot leave out "People Gotta Be Free" from the FREEDOM SUITE and such a soul stirrer at those ritualistic improv delight gigs of real muses.
Check out clips posted to U. of Tube from some of those gigs including the Broadway revival run not that long before Dino Danelli's passing and man he went out grooving in a highly syncopated blaze of intuitive and creative glory.....The relevance of "People Gotta Be Free" as real today and now in Gaza or Sudan, Ukraine or the Normalization of Homelessness on the streets of the wealthiest nation including The Empire State in quantified human his\herstory. That was no sentimental stroll through whatever greatest hits the corporate-captured U.S. of Amnesia broadcast system chooses to milk....
playbill.com/article/broadway-engagement-of-the-rascals-once-upon-a-dream-directed-by-steven-van-zandt-opens-april-16-com-204431
www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-rascals-on-broadway
Long live those grooves and may they be a focusing blessing in our over-distracted times!
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RIP Dino Danelli. So gracious that he thanked his girlfriend Cheryl and told her that his award was hers too. A true gentleman!
Each band member is fantastic in his own right. There's no doubt they love playing music. Each man puts everything into the music and it shows. Beautiful!
The Rascals were, by far, the best blue-eyed soul group ever...saw Felix a few years back and, I must say, he's still got it...Dino could twirl the sticks better than anybody...RIP Dino.
Rockin' it in the heavenly band!
When I was 13 yo I learned "Good Lovin" on guitar and "I've been Lonely To Long" by the Rascals and started a high school band. It was Beatles and Rascal songs I enjoyed the most.
Big shout out to John Lovell for making this excellent tribute.
How can I be sure is one of the most melodious songs ever written. The performance is superb.
Agreed!
Beautiful and mysterious !!
ABSOLUTELY
Greatest Italian rock band ever!
The wall of power that comes from "Good Love" --- amazing.
Hmm, hmm.
I think you meant to say greatest AMERICAN band.
No, the greatest american band is Santana. And CSN&Y. Rascals were largely Italian. What I should have written is Greatest Italian-American Band including Italia.@@mikedavis4427
✨Italian~American Band❗️✨🫶🏼✨
No, greatest Italian rock band in the WORLD. @@ReJoyce456
Italian American Canadian
Arguably the best rock voice in the 60's.
What aout Vinny and the Corndogs?
Dino the Dynamite Drummer was and still is the MAN Love you Dino!!!
Dino's playing on "Come On Up" was SO soulful....it drove the band to heights unknown. RIP Dino Danelli
Our garage band played that one! Maybe my favorite; My buddy Tony&also a drummer- said Dino was the BEST rock drummer going- took me a few years to realize how true that was! RIP DINO💪👍🙏
YES Dino is second to no one R I P Dino.
Dino was an underrated drummer. He was the best of the best. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 He and they were never underrated.
America ' s answer to the British invasión along w.The Beach Boys, The Byrds, The Doors etc. But the Rascals stand as my favorite.
Dino the most schooled drummer of his generation. RIP.
How can I be sure holds up to the best of Beatles songs
Rest in Peace, Dino 🙏🏻 It's a sad day. 😔 The best band ever on so many levels.
what a beat he put down, amazing sound those three instruments made!
Awe Man
Note he was hitting the bell on that cymbal, giving that tune its signature ring. Man, he was such a good drummer. Right up there with Appice, imo.
@@MrWahooknows Yes, he was up there with Carmine! He was incredible with the band Steve Van Zant put together in the 1980s. Check out the videos of him performing with that band.
The best ever… on every level!
Best American 60's band ever...they had it all, soul, love, rock, and it all holds up, 40 years later!!!
I agree with you 100%!!
Yep, still !!
Wonderful comment!
Wrong, but of course it’s a fanboy echo chamber on a video like this. Don’t give me wrong they were good, but far from the best.
Better than the Doors? Gary Puckett and the Union Gap? They were awesome I just wish Eddie Brigati had sang lead on more songs. Like he did on How can I be sure!!!!!!
I was 16 and played the drums when I first saw Dino and the Rascals. I had other friends that played the drums in bands at the time and when we saw Dino with sticks flashing everywhere we knew right away we wanted to copy his style, but that was easier said than done. He was not only a great drummer but a great showman like his teacher Gene Krupa. He had those pink champagne Ludwig's with the 24" bass drum and he sat real low. I final got my prink champagne Ludwigs and sat real low but soon found out it wasn't as easy as Dino made it look. R.I.P Dino!
I could watch Dino drum all day long. That cat was the shit!!
So sorry to hear of the passing of the Rascals drummer Dino what a great talent and showman as is all the band my twin brother and I favorite band of the 1960s had many of their albums and there music still sounds great today
Great speech by Felix !!!🙏☝️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍
When I watch this, I'm still that 10 year old little girl watching Ed Sullivan wanting to scream...."DINO!!" I am 67 years old. 🙏🏻Rest in Peace.💔😔🙏🏻
Heaven is pig rich with outstanding, incredible, legendary, amazing drummers.
I’m 69 this is my music.I was 14 when this came out so many good memories.First kiss,I fell in love for the first time.Gosh these song bring back good memories.God bless
Those were some of the best bet rock song of that era. I played over and over in the jukebox nickel of the bar near my street. So the others kids and olders in the 20's.old.
Yep, Me too. LOVED Dino and Felix!!!
Dino Dinelli, one of the ALL TIME GREATS. RIP DEAR DINO
To me, Dino will always be a latter day Renaissance man. He was a most gifted, accomplished drummer in the stratosphere of Buddy Rich, yet he also was a gifted painter. None of us can live forever, but his passing breaks my heart.
Every Garage Band in 1965 tried to cover The Young Rascals!
Groovy one of the most beautiful song I'm 76 it makes me so Happy
I love the Rascals and saw this. I was going to watch just 2 or 3 minutes since it's pretty long, but it just pulled me in and I watched it all the way through. Absolutely great band, and Dino D was a monster!
As a professional woodwind player it blows my mind that the lead singer could play the bass line with one hand, and the rest of the harmony with the other while singing. My brain isn't big enough.
I read that Felix grew up as a classically-trained pianist, he's the real deal. Also, they didn't add a bass guitar player because they wanted to keep it a 4-piece group and Felix could play the bass line on his B-3. Always loved their music and still do.
It's the Summer of '65. I've just graduated from high school and accepted to the college of my choice. Life was good. There was a club in the Hamptons--The Barge--where a hot new band from the City--The Young Rascals--were playing every night. Imagine that? Friday night you'd drive over to the Barge and sit within 10' of these guys??? Amazing. Great Summer. Great memories.
Steven Van Zandt it’s an all-time great. I love that guy good music great actor. And I absolutely love that he dressed up like the rascals in the 1960s. Hilarious.
These Cats have Soul!
Got my butt spanked in study hall over the first song. Sneakily turned on the AM transistor radio (all the rage then) but no sound. Turned up volume more, heard the background stations faintly and realized too late that the local station was merely paused. Before I could thumb the volume back down, the entire hall reverberated with "GOOD LOVIN!!" --- I had entered the song at that pause after Felix's organ solo. Funny now --- wasn't then. :)
Gr8 memories!
We have to honor all the great music we have and have had in our country and the joy it brings to all- music can heal us and bring us together in these troubled times let us not underestimate its power to do this - what a gift and legacy this band has given us
Great band - Groovin' and It's a Beautiful Morning still resonate today.
I was a teenage fan back in the early seventies and used to know all the lyrics to the Groovin' album. We would party and all join in and sing along with the record. Those were the days my friend,
Rest in peace, Maestro Dino Dinelli. Observe his amazing skills love on the "Ed Sullivan Show"; especially on "Good Lovin.'"
They were ALL such a treat to watch, but Dino @ THIS performance rocked it for his band mates. What a class act
That dude is talented- Felix. An all-time great. Brigati is an excellent collaborator.
Brigati - Cavaliere ... Songwriters Hall of Fame. Their five year collaboration was special ... can't be denied.
Danelli is hands down the most unsung drummer in rock history! Dino is a one man drumming masterclass. A drummer's drummer. Watch some of 60's live footage to see just what I mean. The Rascals are Jersey's finest, now rightly inducted into the RRHOF.
Yes indeed they socked to the British invasion, they are one the 60' finest rock bands .
Carmine Appice gave props to Danelli.
Never knew much about this band but what was played on the a.m. radio stations. I just watched and immediately thought the same thing. That drummer is killin it.
and an influence on keith moon
Agreed! Must give a nod to Mel Taylor of the Ventures as well. Mel had every high school drummer playing Wipeout in the '60's.
Whenever the radio rolled out a new Rascals‘ tune everything came to a full stop. Always fabulous material. Holds solid decades later. Terrific memories. XOXOXO.
They are and we’re so talented, very underrated!
Rest In Peace Dino! You were the best Drummer!
I was blessed to see Felix Cavalera perform with Ringo’s All Star Band Tour. He still sounded great. ❤️🙏🏻Loved the Rascals from the very beginning. Wonderful memories for sure. 😍
I saw them too here in jersey
They were great and felixs' voice was fantastic!
@@bobcallas31 They also had a heart of gold donating to St Jude’s Children’s Hospital too❣🌟💎👍
Best American rock n roll band.
Unforgettable band with great voices and lyrics you could understand. None better.
WHY DO WE HAVE TO GROW OLDER its not fair if there is a pause button this is where i would stop it RIP Dino
My favorite band-The Rascals! Felix Dino Gene Eddie. So glad I got to see them live at different venues back in the day. My favorite -The Action House on Long Island, NY. Small venue, small crowd, small stage-(about chest level) you were standing right against the stage only few feet away from the band! Dino R.I.P. Condolences to his family and friends.
WOW the Action House nothing better with the Rascals. R I P DINO
Dino Danelli was a huge influence on me in my early years of playing the drums. There were others, but Dino was just an awesome player and showman and, his playing was so good along with the fact that his drumming was I/3rd of the band and was not pulled from the drum chair when the Rascals recorded as so many many other musicians were, so that is him on all the Rascals records.
I saw him with The Young Rascals at Island Garden Arena, the Singer Bowl, Westbury Music Fair all on Long Island NY and around 1968. Then after the Rascals broke up, I saw him in a local club playing with Bulldog, after 1970. In 1992 I was i South Hampton NY and the New Rascals (Only Dino and Gene) were playing at a local bar in East Hampton with the New Birds with drummer Mike Clarke. Billy Joel who lived out at the Hamptons back then was also in the crowd with his then wife Christy Brinkley.
Like Van Gogh w/his brushes, Dino & HIS brushes/sticks were art implements conveying beautiful music. Thank you Dino, Felix Eddie & Gene for your awesome artistry
I was at the Hamptons in 65. The Rascals were playing at the Barge. On celebrities could get in. We had to go to another club that had the Vagrants, featuring a large guitarist named Leslie West!
I never knew Van Zandt was that freakin' funny ! He could make a living doing stand up comedy if he didn't have that "other" gig going. Love the Rascals. Wish they could have performed longer as a band together. The music I grew up with. None better.
Rock's best drummer.
"People Gotta Be Free" is a worldwide anthem for all time. This is all there is.
These guys were great. Talk about energy. Talk about great songs. Talk about that lead singer. Whewwwwwwwwwwww!!!! I still love em. Marc T.
I absolutely loved The Rascals, we had the best singers back then…I loved these guys! 👍👏👏👏♥️♥️♥️♥️
The Rascal who sings "How Can I Be Sure" ballad here had a great voice!
Eddie Brigati. He's a hometown boy here. I love his voice.
That's Eddie Brigati. Felix (Cavaliere) tells the story that Eddie would sneak into clubs as a kid and sing onstage with local bands with that amazing voice. Felix told him "one day you're going to be in a band with me".
Thanks for posting. I knew of the Rascals as a kid but
these guys are better after a 42 year hiatus than most bands at their peak.
The great Dino Danelli. RIP
Dino and Paul McCartney looked like twins. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Thanks John for this awesome video. Always knew how fantastic Dino was.
Hendrix wanted him but he turned him down. But I never thought he was the best rock and rock and roll drummer of all time. Till Steve said it and then I thought about it. He's probably right. He played with so much authority, power, skill. A feel that nobody topped.
This band could have been called Cream because they were the cream of the crop. They were musically a trio.
You never felt a lack in their sound.
Carry Me Back is one of my favorite songs of all time. If anyone doesn't know the song, you can hear it from the record and also here at Live on TH-cam. Just fantastic. Whenthe British were kicking our butts back in the sixties, it was Gary Lewis, The Beach Boys, and The Rascals holding the fort.
These guys are the old time real deal.
1968 working at MacDonalds my own car cruising Hampton beach listening to the rascals the box tops what a hell of a decade
Whoever connected all this film clips together, we young rascals fans are very grateful!!!! I have about 2000 PCs of old long playing albums of the 50s mostly 60s n 70 s and part 80s. The young rascals are among my top ten best group of the sixties! Thier music is mesmerizing you will keep on dancing! Groovin has been used in some hollywood movies!!!! Thank you so much I keep on watching this tribute almost daily during d pandemic when we were not allowed to get out due to our age!!!!! Raffy Villanueva of manila, Philippines.
Glad you enjoyed it ... created for a presentation I put together for the student body at the school where I taught. Eddie was there and spoke afterward.
Man, these guys can still play it today.....their instrumentation is the same, they haven't missed a beat, maybe their vocals are a bit weaker but let's face it they're around 70 years old. That Dino can still play those wicked drums, great tempo, hits those skins with authority and still can do those twirls, although a bit slower, but still a great, great drummer.
Great band! Dino rest in peace!
We can't go on forever but the music and energy and love that came from these guys will live on well beyond our days. Dang I love the Rascals!
My Uncle Gary was a founding member of the Lydells. Doo-Wop was really huge back in the day. And then comes these Italian-Americans from North Jersey, the Young Rascals. My mother's uncles owned part of the Latin Casino in Cherry Hill so, I've been around this all of my life. I'm 60 now and my musical DNA runs from the Mid 1950's all the way up to Korn and many things in between. This music takes me back to the late 60's to mid 70's. It was such a different time back then. It felt more innocent and yet it was challenging because we all had to use our imagination just about all of the time. The music, the melodies and the lyrics would inform our imagination. Of course I am biased but that was such a magical time. These cats were so talented and they did more with less. B3, Conga, Maracas, Harmonica and Tambourine and those incredible vocal harmonies. No frills, no gimmicks, just straight up music from the Soul. That's it; SOUL. Scientists can't explain Soul. Media can't explain Soul. Hell AI can't even touch it. Either you have it or you've suppressed it. Celebrate the Soul young people. Sly Stone had tons of it. James Brown was loaded with it. Etta James, Aretha; so many. Tap into that Soul and everything will come into balance. Love, love, love Felix. That is a cool cat. Thanks to The Rascals for feeding my Soul.
I know this is 1997-25 years ago-but they’re singing all these songs in the original keys. I know, cuz every band I was in as a kid covered them. Not like The Rascals, not even close! The Rascals were a template for so many bands in the mid-late ‘60s, especially those of us who loved Soul Music. They showed us a way to successfully cover the great Black Music of the day with a small band. At their induction to the RRHOF, they are almost 30 years past their recording prime and still hitting those notes. What a band they were. RIP, Dino Danelli, a powerhouse drummer. He gave the rock to The Rascals’ roll.
Always loved to watch Dino twirl those drumsticks!
Talk about an underrated band. So talented! We do a few of their classics.
How amazing, incredible drummer, superb organ player very good guitar player, and a great singer what more could you want.
So cool these guys actually played everything live!
Dino looked a lot like Paul McCartney. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
All to often the death of a musician comes across the news so I search the name and play the songs. I am instantly pulled back to a time I euphorically recall were happier times of my life. First there is a smile on my face remembering the good times then a tear as I realize the person who brought me the joy of their music is gone. Memories of my life are linked to music. I can remember the year , the day , the girl, that a song brings back to life as if it were yesterday. I just finished listening to " The young rascals" because Dino Danelli died and WOW does that hit me hard. I loved that guys music. It is always sad learning of the death of anyone. I find it mystifying the death of a total stranger can affect me so much. How is it possible to hold an emotional attachment to someone I've never meet? Music moves the soul ; Barry Manilow
Easy Bob, VERY easy. I still choke up every time I see a picture of Franco Harris.
Very true!
Very well expressed. Same. Total stranger yet hard to reconcile he is not in the world anymore. Like a family member, it's going to take some time to get used to his not "being in the world" among us. I watch his videos every day since and tear up and I'm an old broad, grandmother aged. He touched a personal "nerve" among us taking with him a part of our youth. Whatever is beyond the veil, I hope he feels the love and admiration from over here, knows that he lived a "life well lived" plus more; a legacy which will live forever. It's ironic that he was the first Rascal to go. Not him. Not Dino. Yet, it's true.
There’s a famous line from a poem that goes something like this, “Any man’s death diminishes me because I am involved in mankind. And, therefore, never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.” ❤
Actually, it's Bruce Johnston of the Beach Boys who wrote the Manilow song to which you refer. Not trying to be a dick, just another songwriter, feeling a little unappreciated.
Dino is the most under-appreciated drummer. RIP.
RIP Dino.
There’s a circle of bands I always come back to. The Rascals, as known now, is high on the list. The Young Rascals were dare I say, better than a lot of groups coming out of Europe, at the time. So bad ass.
They were the most notorious American band from the golden era of rock & roll. Great songs, incredible voices, outstanding musicians and the best rock drummer of the day.
Nothing but Great 👍🏼 Memories !! 🙏🏼♥️🎶🎶🎶
I remember them well because they were mostly from my town of Garfield NJ and I hung out with and went to HS with EDDIE, so I am very proud to have known them all But Eddie is my Favorite one in the band!
I wasn't old enough to appreciate the rascals. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Eddie wrote most of the songs. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
My all time favorite band growing up
God bless The Rascals. Their music made sense then and now. More power to you all. 🥰
Best damn rock 'n roll band in the '60's. Saw them in Houston. Dino could rock the place with his drums. Thanks for this tribute.
Wonderful...I didn't realize the sparse instruments they did all that wonderful music with...essentially a guitar and a keyboard way before these instruments became full orchestras in themselves...wonderful...
I can't say that The Rascals were the best band of the 60s, but they are my very favorite (along with the Bee Gees). The Rascals are the soundtrack of my youth and adult years. Still, and especially, relevant in this pandemic. Love, loss, uncertainty, liberation, peace and joy---all embraced with the genius of their music. (Eddie was, and still is, my heart.) Thanks for this great homage.
Their secret weapon was Dino Danelli
If u like the rascals but only know them from their top 20 hits, I recommend....in no order.......
ready for love....deaths reply....of course... temptations bout to get me....brother tree....come on up....what is the reason....slow down....
and if u like Eddie...silly girl...a rainy day....Hawaii....baby let's wait....
Condolences to Dino's family and close friends
Totally agree w/ Ur song list. All gr8 songs!
Great band, unforgettable, great,great,great!!
The drums always drive the sound and DIno was an absolute murder weapon. RIP to a legend.
The Rascals tried to bring all people together in peace. God bless them 😃
Loved them. So many songs with the best memories!
I did not know that there were a band that was about uniting everybody. What a great, great human beings they were.
RIP DINO 🙏😪✌🇺🇸💔
exquisite balance between the 4..at every moemnt..halleluyah..RASCALS were HEALERS