Atlantic Records label mate Otis Redding once poked his head into this band's recording studio to see for himself that they were white.
Atlantic Records label mate Otis Redding once poked his head into this band's recording studio to see for himself that they were white. Hitting number one for the first time with an up-tempo cover of a song by The Olympics, the Hammond B-3 organ dominated their early sound. Although not successful with the psychedelic concept album Once Upon a Dream, this group led by Eddie Brigati and Felix Cavaliere stormed back in 1968 with the politically-charged "People Got to Be Free." FTP, what was this band whose hits included "Groovin'" and "Good Lovin'"?
Atlantic Records label mate Otis Redding once poked his head into this band's recording studio to see for himself that they were white.
The {Rascals} (accept The {Young Rascals})