Talk:Once Upon a Dream (The Rascals album)
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| "Once Upon a Dream" is a master piece of Rock History and one of the Rascals Greatest Albums!Jazz and Blues influences with touches of mid eastern philosophy were the high lights of this collective work with "My Hawaii" and "Rainey Day" being the two cuts that should have been released as singles. Its Wonderful" hit number 20 on the charts but I believe that the latter two cuts would have been received as more main stream by 1968 standards as was "Groovin" a year earlier. "Singing the Blues Too Long" should have been released as a "B: side to "Rainey Day" had Atlantic really wanted to let the music world know what all musicians knew all ready: The Rascals were a band ten years ahead of their time and they should be as popular and respected for their innovation and talents than main stream America ever gave them! Long Live the Rascals! Bob Anthony-NJ |
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