- I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore
- Good Lovin'
- You Better Run
- Come on Up
- I've Been Lonely Too Long
- Groovin'
- A Girl Like You
- How Can I Be Sure
- It's Wonderful
- A Beautiful Morning
- People Got to Be Free
- A Ray of Hope
- Heaven
- See
- Carry Me Back
- Glory Glory
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Hubert Laws Guest Artist,Flute
King Curtis Guest Artist,Sax (Tenor)
Joe Bushkin Guest Artist,Piano
Jerry Jemmott Guest Artist
Chuck Rainey Guest Artist,Bass,Vocals
Richard Davis Guest Artist,Bass
Ron Carter Guest Artist,Bass
Gene Cornish Bass,Guitar,Vocals
Eddie Brigati Drums,Congas,Vocals,Percussion
Dino Danelli Drums
Mel Lastie Trumpet
Gerald Jemmott Bass,Vocals
The Sweet Inspirations Vocals (Background)
Danny Labbate Sax (Soprano)
Arif Mardin Conductor
Buddy Lucas Harmonica
Melvin Lastie Trumpet
Harold Cowart Bass,Vocals
Steve Marcus Sax (Soprano)
David Brigati Vocals (Background)
Charles Morrow Conductor
Richard David Bass
Felix Cavaliere Vocals,Piano,Organ
Gene Orloff Strings
Felix Cavaliere Composer
Bill Inglot Remastering
Rudy Clark Composer
Michael Mazzarella Research
Arif Mardin Arranger,Production Supervisor
Arthur Resnick Composer
Ted Myers Research
The Young Rascals Producer
Charles Morrow Arranger
Gary Peterson Research
Parke Puterbaugh Liner Notes
Sevie Bates Design
Geoff Gans Art Direction
Daniel Hersch Remastering
Eddie Brigati Composer
Steve Bates Design
Michael Ochs Photography
Pam Sawyer Composer
Patrick Milligan Research


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Although Rhino issued a deluxe two-CD set covering the Rascals a few years previously, this single-disc set contains enough essential songs for you to get the point. The Rascals, along with the Righteous Brothers, defined blue-eyed soul singing, making records that were as churchy, earthy, and convincing as anything that came out of the South or Motown in the '60s, backed by tight, anthemic arrangements and excellent combo playing. The 16 cuts include their first hit, "I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore," and continue on into their flirtation with psychedelia in 1970. The only quibble is their failure to include "Look Around," a sociopolitical cut from the Freedom Suite album that's just a cut below "People Got to Be Free" or "A Ray of Hope." [Rhino reissued this same set, artwork and all, in 2007, adding a slide-off slip cover adorned with the title Greatest Hits.] ~ Ron Wynn
Product Details
Release Date: | 07/20/1993 |
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Label: | Rhino |
UPC: | 0081227127725 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
The Rascals Primary ArtistHubert Laws Guest Artist,Flute
King Curtis Guest Artist,Sax (Tenor)
Joe Bushkin Guest Artist,Piano
Jerry Jemmott Guest Artist
Chuck Rainey Guest Artist,Bass,Vocals
Richard Davis Guest Artist,Bass
Ron Carter Guest Artist,Bass
Gene Cornish Bass,Guitar,Vocals
Eddie Brigati Drums,Congas,Vocals,Percussion
Dino Danelli Drums
Mel Lastie Trumpet
Gerald Jemmott Bass,Vocals
The Sweet Inspirations Vocals (Background)
Danny Labbate Sax (Soprano)
Arif Mardin Conductor
Buddy Lucas Harmonica
Melvin Lastie Trumpet
Harold Cowart Bass,Vocals
Steve Marcus Sax (Soprano)
David Brigati Vocals (Background)
Charles Morrow Conductor
Richard David Bass
Felix Cavaliere Vocals,Piano,Organ
Gene Orloff Strings
Technical Credits
Tom Dowd Engineer,Production SupervisorFelix Cavaliere Composer
Bill Inglot Remastering
Rudy Clark Composer
Michael Mazzarella Research
Arif Mardin Arranger,Production Supervisor
Arthur Resnick Composer
Ted Myers Research
The Young Rascals Producer
Charles Morrow Arranger
Gary Peterson Research
Parke Puterbaugh Liner Notes
Sevie Bates Design
Geoff Gans Art Direction
Daniel Hersch Remastering
Eddie Brigati Composer
Steve Bates Design
Michael Ochs Photography
Pam Sawyer Composer
Patrick Milligan Research
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