The Young Rascals ‎ – Groovin'

The Young Rascals ‎ – Groovin / Sueno (Atlantic ‎ – 45-2401, USA, 1967).
"Groovin" is the single released in 1967 The Young Rascals, which became hit number one and the business card of group. Byla is rehashed by many actors, including The Young Rascals in other languages. A few other version was released on their third studio album by "Groovin later".
Written by members of the group Felix Kavalyer and Eddie Brigati, with Kavalyers vocal, the slow, weakened rhythm based on again found Kavalyers interest in the Afro-Cuban music. Tools of a song include kong, bass guitar party under the Cuban influence from the sessional musician Chuck Reyni and the part of a harmonica performed at first for a single by the New York sessional musician Michael Weinstein and then for the album version - Gene Cornysh. Plastinks
practically in excellent condition.