** "The Young Rascals Tell All.. And Mean All!!" Hit Parader, April 1967 ** (courtesy of Wendy's Teeny Tiny Rascals Appreciation Site)
** "The Young Rascals Tell All About Each Other, Part II: Gene Speaks Out." Hit Parader, May 1967 ** (courtesy of Wendy's Teeny Tiny Rascals Appreciation Site)
** "My Life In Pictures," by Felix Cavaliere. Flip, May 1967 ** (courtesy of FelixCavaliere.com)
** "No Rascals: Potmen in tour." New Musical Express, September 23, 1967 **
** "Hendrix-Move new dates, only one Rascal here." New Musical Express, October 7, 1967 **
** "At Home With Felix Cavaliere." Hullabaloo, November 1967 ** (courtesy of FelixCavaliere.com)
** "F-L-Y To Hawaii With The Rascals!" 16, December 1967 ** (courtesy of Wendy's Teeny Tiny Rascals Appreciation Site)
** "Groovin’ with the Rascals." In, February 1968 ** (courtesy of Wendy's Teeny Tiny Rascals Appreciation Site)
** "Top Groups in Movie and TV Deals." Go, March 8, 1968 **
** "Girls In The Rascals' Lives - Your Questions Answered." Tiger Beat, April 1968 ** (courtesy of Wendy's Teeny Tiny Rascals Appreciation Site)
"The Rascals: Onward and Upward," by Gene Cornish. Hit Parader, July 1968.
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** "Felix On Fan Mags." Teenset, August 1968 ** (courtesy of FelixCavaliere.com)
** "Vandellas' visit...and Conley, Rascals." New Musical Express, January 25, 1969 **
** "Rascals, Fudge Due." New Musical Express, February 22, 1969 **
** "Plugs decide Rascals a hit or miss." New Musical Express, March 15, 1969 **
** "Rascals: Carry Me Back" [review]. New Musical Express, September 27, 1969 **
** "Rascals for TV." New Musical Express, November 22, 1969 **
** "The Blackest White Group of All," by John Lombardi. Rolling Stone, October 1, 1970 **
"Five Years of the Rascals," by Lenny Kaye. Rolling Stone, June 10, 1971 (includes a review of Search and Nearness)
"The Young Rascals," from Dick Clark's The First 25 Years of Rock and Roll, by Michael Uslan and Bruce Solomon (New York: Delacorte, 1981.)
"The (Young) Rascals," from The Rock Who's Who by Brock Helander (New York: Schirmer, 1982)
** "Felix Cavaliere: Blowing Hard, Blowing Fast." Rock Keyboard, October 1983 ** (courtesy of FelixCavaliere.com)
** "Dino Danelli," from The Big Beat: Conversations with Rock's Great Drummers by Max Weinberg (Chicago: Contemporary Books, 1984) **
** "Felix Cavaliere of The Young Rascals: The Long Winter of Discontent," from Where Are You Now, Bo Diddley? The Artists Who Made Us Rock and Where They Are Now by Edward Kiersh (Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1986) **
** "The Rascals: Groovin'," by Robyn Flans and Jeff Tamarkin. Goldmine, May 6, 1988 **
"Rascals, Young Rascals," from The Penguin Encyclopedia of Popular Music, edited by Donald Clarke (London: Viking, 1989.)
** "The (Young) Rascals: Groovin'," by Allan Vorda and Joe Russo. DISCoveries, November 1991 (in-depth coverage of the Groovin' album) **
** Liner notes from The Rascals Anthology, by Lenny Kaye and Parke Puterbaugh (Santa Monica, Calif.: Rhino, 1992.) **
** "Felix Cavaliere of the Young Rascals," by Robert L. Doerschuk. Keyboard, January 1994 ** (courtesy of FelixCavaliere.com)
"The (Young) Rascals," from The Encyclopedia of Rock Stars, by Dafydd Rees and Luke Crampton (London: DK Publishing, 1996.)
"The (Young) Rascals," from The Unofficial Encyclopedia of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, by Nick Talevski (Westport, Conn.: Greenwood, 1998.)
** Relevant selections from Not Just the Beatles: The Autobiography of Sid Bernstein (New York: Jacques & Flusser, 2000) **
** "The Rascals: Endlessly Groovin'," liner notes from All I Really Need: The Atlantic Recordings (1965-1971), by Kevin Phinney and Joe Russo (Los Angeles: Rhino Handmade, 2001.) **
The following articles are available from the ProQuest Historical Newspapers database. Check your local library for availability.
** "Hip Fare at Haunted House," by Charles Champlin. Los Angeles Times, Jan. 18, 1966 **
** "Rascals Show Versatility," by Marilyn Caldwell. Los Angeles Times, Feb. 5, 1966 **
** "Valley Theater Bills 'High Spirits'". Los Angeles Times, Aug. 7, 1966 (review of a Rascals concert) **
"The Doors' Hypnotic Music," by Pete Johnson. Los Angeles Times, Oct. 29, 1967 (includes review of
Groovin'.)
** "Learn a Hit." Chicago Tribune, Dec. 17, 1967 (features the background story of "How Can I Be Sure?") **
** "The Rascals Draw 16,000 Teen-Agers to Garden Concert," by Robert Shelton. New York Times, Dec. 24, 1967 **
** "Tower Ticker," by Herb Lyon. Chicago Tribune, Feb. 13, 1968 ** (gossip column mentions the Rascals shows)
** "The Shattering Hendrix Experience," by Robb Baker. Chicago Tribune, Feb. 26, 1968 ** (concert review)
** "Miss Uggams in First Special," by Gary Mayfield. Los Angeles Times, May 3, 1968 (review of a Rascals television appearance) **
** "Aretha Franklin is Heard by 21,000," by Robert Shelton. New York Times, June 29, 1968 **
** "He Has the Only Games in Town," by Joyce Haber. Los Angeles Times, Aug. 6, 1968 (gossip column mentioning the Rascals.) **
** "The Gaunt, Gutsy Rascals," by Richard Goldstein. New York Times, Sep. 8, 1968 **
"Goodbye Broadway, Hello Catholic U.," by R.L.C. Washington Post, Sept. 18, 1968(review of a Rascals concert.)
"The Sound," by Robb Baker. Chicago Tribune, Jan. 2, 1969 (brief review of "People Got to Be Free".)
"The Rascals: 'Social Comment'," by Richard E. Prince. Washington Post, Apr. 6, 1969 (review of
Freedom Suite.)
"Blacks and Whites and the Blues," by Hollie I. West. Washington Post, June 22, 1969
** "'Rock Revival' Audience Cheers Bill Haley and 15-Year-Old Hit," by Mike Jahn. New York Times, Oct. 20, 1969 (includes review of a Rascals concert.) **
"A New Fashion Route: India to 5th Ave.," by Bernadine Morris. New York Times, Dec. 23, 1969 (fashion column that mentions Gene Cornish)
** "If Aretha's Around, Who Needs Janis?" by Clayton Riley. New York Times, Mar. 8, 1970 **
** "No, the Flowers Have Not All Gone," by Don Heckman. New York Times, Feb. 8, 1970 (review of Winter Festival for Peace.) **
"Reviews," by Don Heckman. New York Times, Mar. 8, 1970 (includes review of
See.)
** "The Rascals Rock On," by William C. Woods. Washington Post, June 8, 1970 (review of a Rascals concert) **
"Album of Future Nostalgia," by Robert Kirsch. Los Angeles Times, July 7, 1970 (includes a brief interview with Felix Cavaliere)
"Looking Over Overlooked Rock," by Tom Zito. Washington Post, Feb. 21, 1971(inclues review of
Search and Nearness)
"Soul -- Believe It," by Carman Moore. New York Times, Dec. 19, 1971
** "The Rock-and-Roll Honors in Cleveland," by Jon Parales. New York Times, May 8, 1997 **
** "Could Glen Cove Be Replacing Nashville?" by Marcelle S. Fisher. New York Times, Oct. 4, 1998 (includes brief interview with Eddie Brigati.) **
![** "Rascals: Carry Me Back" [review]. New Musical Express, September 27, 1969 **](NME092769compressed.jpg){kind=link}
