Peaceful World The Rascals

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  • Release Date: 02/20/2008
  • Original Release: 1971
  • Sales Rank: 138,831
  • Label: SONY / BMG JAPAN
  • UPC: 4547366035933
 
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Peaceful World

Disc 1
1LISTENSky Trane 5:49
2LISTENIn and out of Love 3:16
3LISTENBit of Heaven 3:32
4LISTENLove Me 3:49
5LISTENMother Nature Land 3:32
6LISTENIcy Water 4:33
7LISTENHappy Song 3:44
8LISTENLove Letter 5:27

Disc 2
1LISTENLittle Dove 6:28
2LISTENVisit to Mother Nature Land 5:06
3LISTENGetting Nearer 8:57
4LISTENPeaceful World 21:23

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Editorial Reviews

Peaceful World is a wonderful blend of soul, jazz, and funk that never found an audience. Perhaps it was because the positive sentiments expressed in the lyrics were unfortunately becoming passé; perhaps it was the diversity of the two-record set itself. Despite its lack of commercial success, this was an artistic triumph for Felix Cavaliere. With a supporting cast including jazz luminaries Joe Farrell, Hubert Laws, Alice Coltrane, and Ron Carter, Cavaliere creates a musical vision of the Peaceful World conjured up by the album's title. The single, "Love Me," which barely cracked the Hot 100, is a piece of funk in a Sly Stone vein. Guitarist Buzz Feiten's "In and Out of Love" is one of those shoulda-been-a-hit-single songs. Many of the tracks, including the side-long (21:25) title track, are mellow jazz excursions. This ambitious album took the Rascals to the place Cavaliere had been headed over the course of the last couple of albums -- but, sadly, the fans didn't follow. Jim Newsom, All Music Guide

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