Yeah, I'm a Boomer with a capitol "B" baby.....I remember as a 12 yr. old seeing this as it first was broadcast on TV in '66. First time seeing it since. RIP Dino Danelli.....God Bless you, you were a badass drummer, sir. Man, we Boomers were blessed, weren't we?
@@pjreynoldsa1I was born 15 years after this performance. I grew up listening to '50s and '60s music. It was the best era for music. I only wish we could have it this way today.
These dudes were the living end. We were sooooo lucky to come up in the greatest time for popular music, be it rock , soul, or country. Eat your heart out, kids today!
So much style. Each and every one of them. I saw them live 35 years ago with The Association and Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Can you even imagine? Truly blessed.
Love The Young Rascals. I am Australian have loved them since I was 13. I am 68 now. Eddie was gorgeous. At the time they were equal in my mind to Australias Easybeats.
Man these guys are SO TOUGH!!!! I've seen them as old guys and they're STILL SUPERBAD!!! Nice guys too ! The Rascals to me are as good as any pop/soul/rock group there has ever been
The Divinyls really knew what they were doing when they covered this fantastic song. This was the first version I ever heard. When I heard Chrissie sing it, she added another level of 'sexy' to the song and I fell in love with this song again.
I only just learned that the Divinyls were covering this song. The original is so lame by comparison - it is a credit to the Divinyls that they found something here that was worth reworking.
It took me many years to find this song to listen to besides the radio. The notes in that vocal r so free, that cat has the bravado of a Dylan vocal in the old days
I never appreciated them when I was younger, but they are one of the best harmonizing bands there are. They all have their own special talent, but when they get together, there would a band is all about.
+Dale Zaugg you to? I saw the Rascals Chicago CSN. without Young 3 dog night . James Gang in a place called the golden lion in Forest Park Plaza in Dayton oh. it was mafia run in them days. I had my Bros Draft card saying I was 18 I really was 16. Back then in Ohio the drinking age was 18. All the beer you could drink for $3. Those were the good days .
One of the few groups that actually sound as good in person as on vinyl. The four headed their own top groups in Jersey and NYC before creating this super group. Two, Eddie Brigati and Felix Cavalierre, were in Joey Dee and the Starlighters, as well as Eddie's brother, David, who often sang on the Rascal records. When you think of Joey Dee think the Peppermint Lounge, the bigget rockin' club in the world in the sixties.
@@wcohan Generally, in older live performances, the music was canned (the original recorded tracks) but the vocals were live and you can tell by watching/listening if the vocals are different from the original. In this case, they are and you can see them improvise at times (Felix @3:36 with "Oh, no nooo!) as well as Eddie singing slightly off key @3:23 "Choose, is it him or me-e-e-."
@@dadduorp That's the case with the Buckinghams performance of "Don't You Care?" on the Smothers Brothers Show: canned music but "live" vocals. It's posted on YT.
WOW! I've never listened/watched this song, I really love their songs, but I'm thinking this one is right up there at the top! These guys are sooooo talented, & ouch, Eddie Brigati voice is really sexy in this song (soulful, bluesy with a lot of attitude) I've noticed in this video & others that they all have rhythm, watch them move!
Yeah. The Rascals are a great band but I really love the songs where Eddie leads. There's this one and then there's "How Can I be Sure", where Eddie rocks a tarantella. Ecstatic.
This song was considered HEAVY , back in the day .My girls mother used to call me " That French bad-boy type. So I'd blast this song if on my radio of my 1965 GTO 🇫🇷
@@meggiewillis9705 At 33 you have no reason to be familiar with Allen King (TV variety show host) or the Young Rascals (pop band) from the mid 1960's. The only job I've had since 1974 has been as a singing guitar player and this song "I ain't gonna eat out my heart anymore" is in my (very long) song list.
@@Hooverdarnit I don't mind listening to their music at all. I like their music because of my man. I like that song what you wrote. I chicken sit for my neighbors. I play music for them. Boats goes by and they blast their annoying music.
That whole routine with Alan King was fun. I think I saw that on TV back then. I definitely remember the Rascal's costumes & the set. There were lots of good variety shows in the '60s, with music and comedy. Good family viewing.
I first remember hearing "Groovin'" when I was a Kid in the 1970's, then hearing "Good Lovin" in the Big Chill, then Pat Benetar covered "You Better Run, You Better Hide".
Dino was something else! Little known fact.......Dino played with a short-lived group named "Fotomaker". And he recorded some wonderful licks with that group!
@Warren552011 Cool bit of history. Thanks. I'll be watching this for quite a while. I was in 5th grade back then, still we had a great generation to have come from.
Yeah, I'm a Boomer with a capitol "B" baby.....I remember as a 12 yr. old seeing this as it first was broadcast on TV in '66. First time seeing it since. RIP Dino Danelli.....God Bless you, you were a badass drummer, sir. Man, we Boomers were blessed, weren't we?
I feel so lucky to be a boomer. we saw so many changes and great bands!
@@pjreynoldsa1I was born 15 years after this performance. I grew up listening to '50s and '60s music. It was the best era for music. I only wish we could have it this way today.
Dino’s stick twirling was so awesome. Amazing drummer. Everyone in that band were perfect in what they added to the whole. Extraordinary band.
I know ....right? Had some kind of a tight clutch on that twirl with an extra scoop of attitude on top.
And he's 22 years old here. All that showmanship and syncopated drumming developed early.
Dino was not appreciated enough.
Most folks dont know this but Dino is the one who taught Keith Moon of The Who how to twirl sticks💕 Dino was SO underrated…
@@ItsSusieQue96 How was he underrated? The Rascals were huge and he was one of the reasons.
These dudes were the living end. We were sooooo lucky to come up in the greatest time for popular music, be it rock , soul, or country. Eat your heart out, kids today!
What do you want? Perfect group with a perfect rock song. Eternal greatness. Thank you.
Is this live??? Seems so. Not a lip synch? Incredible song. Incredible performance
It’s heartbreaking to have a crush on guys who are now in their 70’s/80’s 😩💔
The Rascals were truly a great band. 3 of the 4 were Italian American guys from Jersey.
Jesus I haven't heard this in AGES!! & I certainly NEVER seen this B4 & I'm a 68 year old!!
I'm 70 my friend. Rock out baby.
I will always remember this show.
Here it is 2022, and I have fallen in love with Eddie Brigati from 1966.
Time is so frickin' relative.
I went crazy the first time i heard this song. To me this was their best. I was young and still like it today
Does this bring back memories, oh! Have I grown of recent (we are in a matrix of time, relive it over and over.
Incredible band
Drum in heavenly peace, dear Dino. 😥
My favorite Rascals song. Excellent!
Mine too!!
TIME PEACE. One of the best albums of 1968. The sound has transcended the decades.
Absolutely! One of the 12 Columbia House Club albums I bought for a penny in 1970, and perhaps the one I listened to the most!
BADASS BAND! dino was a monster!!!
Very Very Beautiful Masterpiece from the Rascals, Hall of Fame music at its very best, Eddie & Felix are both legendary singers
Still a very unique and great tune by a legendary band.
These guys were all about energy. They tore up the NY, NJ and Long Island clubs in their earliest days.
So much style. Each and every one of them. I saw them live 35 years ago with The Association and Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Can you even imagine? Truly blessed.
Crazy times back then. We remember all this great music by the young rascals, then just the rascals .awesome group.
Melissa ward here
Dino! You left us too soon! RIP
Love The Young Rascals. I am Australian have loved them since I was 13. I am 68 now. Eddie was gorgeous. At the time they were equal in my mind to Australias Easybeats.
Looooove the Rascals, reading his Book 📚📖 right now, highly recommend 💗💗🎸🎸🎸🎼🎶🌹👍👍👍👍💓
Dino's stick twirling is so cool !! 😎
Man these guys are SO TOUGH!!!! I've seen them as old guys and they're STILL SUPERBAD!!! Nice guys too ! The Rascals to me are as good as any pop/soul/rock group there has ever been
One of my favorite group of all time.
Eddie Brigati, So Cute ♥️ Love the Song & the Group~
What a band! Best underrated drummer ever! Nothing but great music
Rest in peace Dino ❤️
One of the greatest underrated bands
Ever
I sure agree with you.
Yeehhhh cover italiana Mal e i Primitives
Underrated by who? They were huge stars.
@@mcmike100 They sure were.
I can listen to them and think about my Canadian man.
The Divinyls really knew what they were doing when they covered this fantastic song. This was the first version I ever heard. When I heard Chrissie sing it, she added another level of 'sexy' to the song and I fell in love with this song again.
I only just learned that the Divinyls were covering this song. The original is so lame by comparison - it is a credit to the Divinyls that they found something here that was worth reworking.
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Lvvvvvvvvv this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!¡This latina,,,,,,,,
The Rascals didn't hit quite so big in the UK. But I'm fast rediscovering what an underrated band they were
I love the Rascals. And I loved the 1960s, when a band's name was painted on the drum. RIP, Dino Danelli
I listen to Tiem/peace a couple of time a months. Rascels are a very under rated group. Dino can really hit the skins.
It took me many years to find this song to listen to besides the radio. The notes in that vocal r so free, that cat has the bravado of a Dylan vocal in the old days
I was 15 teen in 1966 when this song was released, I love this song. 😍
I had my own personal jukebox sitting right behind me in economics class at Garfield high school in N.J. Eddie Brigati sat right behind me.
Cool!
Lol nice
@@uselessjoe Yous old. How's everything by youse?? 🇫🇷🍷💙🎵🎶🎼 I'm 70 yrs young. Arnold Bourbon Amaral
I really like the Rascal"s music, and I especially 🧡 me some Dino (That drumstick spinning he does is awesome). AND he so handsome my my.
This is my all-time favorite Young Rascals song.
I never appreciated them when I was younger, but they are one of the best harmonizing bands there are. They all have their own special talent, but when they get together, there would a band is all about.
PURE TALENT
Thank you so.much for sharing this one. It's the best! Thank God for the 60's sound!
I remember "Hullabaloo" ,"Shindig" and "Where the Action is" TV shows in the early mid 1960's.
+Dale Zaugg you to? I saw the Rascals Chicago CSN. without Young 3 dog night . James Gang in a place called the golden lion in Forest Park Plaza in Dayton oh. it was mafia run in them days. I had my Bros Draft card saying I was 18 I really was 16. Back then in Ohio the drinking age was 18. All the beer you could drink for $3. Those were the good days .
One of the few groups that actually sound as good in person as on vinyl. The four headed their own top groups in Jersey and NYC before creating this super group. Two, Eddie Brigati and Felix Cavalierre, were in Joey Dee and the Starlighters, as well as Eddie's brother, David, who often sang on the Rascal records. When you think of Joey Dee think the Peppermint Lounge, the bigget rockin' club in the world in the sixties.
@@forgetitohio 🍷🍷🍷💙🇫🇷🎵🎶🎼💃🚶. Good old days indeed. & now Covid city 😷🙏😷🙏 . be safe my friend.
Yep right there with you. Saw them on all thr TV shows. What a great band
I'm an Angel fan who took this song to #44 in 1978. This version is great.
Remember how we loved the Rascals Sifey, I long for those days again, I’ll never forget
Good grief! Felix Cavalier and the Rascals! I grew up to these guys! Wow! Memories! LOL THANKS!!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVED ALAN KING...THIS GROUP WAS EXTRAORDINARY...A JAZZY SOUND...EXCEPTIONAL FOR THAT TIME AND TODAY.....
Best song I've ever heard love this Beautiful words ,anit gonna eat out my heart anymore ,the Rascals
Always loved this band so much.
68 like you . Our high school dance band did a lot of Rascals stuff . Better time for sure .
What amazes me how many TV performances they did live like this, people think it's lip synced but it isn't
What do you look for (or listen for) to figure out when a performance is live or taped?
Totally agree. They always took their live performances 2 a higher level. Pure magic!
@@wcohan
Generally, in older live performances, the music was canned (the original recorded tracks) but the vocals were live and you can tell by watching/listening if the vocals are different from the original. In this case, they are and you can see them improvise at times (Felix @3:36 with "Oh, no nooo!) as well as Eddie singing slightly off key @3:23 "Choose, is it him or me-e-e-."
@@dadduorp That's the case with the Buckinghams performance of "Don't You Care?" on the Smothers Brothers Show: canned music but "live" vocals. It's posted on YT.
Another cue is to watch the drummer closely. The fills are there or not there. Rarely do drummers play it exactly like the recorded version.
Super-underrated artists
WOW! I've never listened/watched this song, I really love their songs, but I'm thinking this one is right up there at the top! These guys are sooooo talented, & ouch, Eddie Brigati voice is really sexy in this song (soulful, bluesy with a lot of attitude) I've noticed in this video & others that they all have rhythm, watch them move!
Yeah. The Rascals are a great band but I really love the songs where Eddie leads. There's this one and then there's "How Can I be Sure", where Eddie rocks a tarantella. Ecstatic.
Lead singer looks like hes jogging on the spot.
This is my Favorite ain't gonna eat my heart out anymore ,this is awesome. The Rascal
This song was considered HEAVY , back in the day .My girls mother used to call me " That French bad-boy type. So I'd blast this song if on my radio of my 1965 GTO 🇫🇷
dude that is awsome!! GTO is my fav ..and The Rascals one of my favs too...so jealous!...cudos on a GTO with The Rascals playing!!👍👍
What an incredible band these guys were. We were SO lucky back then!
Favorite Rascals song....and they had alot of great ones!!! Great group
My favorite Rascals song too. Love it!
@@debivancleave5106 Check the italian version called "Yeah" by Mal and the Primitives.
WOW. I remember watching this very performance LIVE on The Allen King Show back in 1966.
I never heard of them both before.
@@meggiewillis9705 If you never heard of the Young Rascals or Allen King, you must be too young.
@@Hooverdarnit Um I am so young in my 30's 33 years,old to be exact.
@@meggiewillis9705 At 33 you have no reason to be familiar with Allen King (TV variety show host) or the Young Rascals (pop band) from the mid 1960's. The only job I've had since 1974 has been as a singing guitar player and this song "I ain't gonna eat out my heart anymore" is in my (very long) song list.
@@Hooverdarnit I don't mind listening to their music at all. I like their music because of my man. I like that song what you wrote. I chicken sit for my neighbors. I play music for them. Boats goes by and they blast their annoying music.
I cannot get enough of this stuff! 60's music was all that, and a sandwich!!
Great song! ❤️Eddie❤️
My favorite of all their songs
THE NEW YORK DOLLS did a GREAT cover of this song..love The Y Rascals and The N.Y. DOLLS!
I love this band they were a big influence on Long Island music scene when I was growing up
at The Barge?
I just found this video by the Young Rascals. The Australian band The Divinyls sang this song and I always thought it was their original.
Sexiest song of the 60's!
That whole routine with Alan King was fun. I think I saw that on TV back then. I definitely remember the Rascal's costumes & the set. There were lots of good variety shows in the '60s, with music and comedy. Good family viewing.
In person, the ENERGY was like an earthquake!
Long live The Young Rascals !!!
Wonderful Italian cover with the Welsh accented singer Mal and the Primitives (1967):
"I can't burn myself because of a girl like you"
great music & memories of life, top of the line band
Awesome band and song!!
I first remember hearing "Groovin'" when I was a Kid in the 1970's, then hearing "Good Lovin" in the Big Chill, then Pat Benetar covered "You Better Run, You Better Hide".
F*cking Fantastic!!
Cool vid, Song is just as good 45 years later as it was in '68.
this was the rascals 1st hit and was released in late 65.
This is what distinguishes great pop music from formulaic pap: soul and passion.
Versione italiana yeeeeh di Mal e Primitives
Dino was something else! Little known fact.......Dino played with a short-lived group named "Fotomaker". And he recorded some wonderful licks with that group!
drumsport Gene Cornish played with them too.
Bulldog was better , R&R
I just died. I thought it was a Divinyls original. Wow what a brilliant song. Love it.
They were really good. Still holds up. Great song.
A great song.
Deadly cool
Ahhhh!!! I love you, Eddie ~ love The Young Rascals!!! Thanks for sharing this video!!! xx
I want to play this song for my daughters Roselyn, Ginevra and Lillian also the triplets inside my womb.
STILL BADASS!!!! 🤙🏽😎
blast of the past- :)
Hard to believe that only a few years earlier they were with Joey Dee and the Starlighters....whst a difference!!!
this is great!
The definitive group of my salad years of the late 60s.
Salad years? Wtf?
Go, Dino, Go!
Blue eyed soul is soooooo groovy
That's some beatnic stuff going on,how frickin cool✌️
Pretty impressive stick skills from Dino!
Mmmm I agree with you.
I remember some local boys from their area used to sing 'I ain''t gonna eat out my girl anymore".
Versione italiana di Mal e i Primitives yeeeeh...
What he said 😁
Eddie did a great a great Job on this song and He is oh so Good Looking
Except for those teeth.
UNREAL HIT MAKER'S - Showtime from HEAVEN!
Who else is here for the drumstick twirling?
Amazing song,can't believe this song never charted.
It did. Reached #52 in 1966
Reached #23 in Canada
@Warren552011 Thanks for the 411.
@Warren552011 Cool bit of history. Thanks. I'll be watching this for quite a while. I was in 5th grade back then, still we had a great generation to have come from.
It sure is so awesome.
Saw them In Waterville, Maine fall of 1965 Waterville Armory
First blue eyed soul ever.
THE YOUNG RASCALS "I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore" (12/25/1965+) 2/5/1966 No. 52.