The Rascals "The Rascals Anthology 1965-1972" 1992 - Disc 2

The group’s first comprehensive retrospective, containing all of their greatest chart hits and best LP cuts on two CDs.
...As the band evolved, they moved away from basic R & B, drifted into a kind of cocktail jazz, and eventually wound up trying to go psychedelic. Although "People Got to Be Free" was a number one-record, their fans objected to the Rascals' flower power stance - Nehru jackets, love beads, and all. In 1969, there was a string of lesser hits: "A Ray of Hope," "Heaven," "See," and "Carry Me Back." That last song - ironically, a plea to return to their R & B roots - came too late to save the Rascals. In 1971, Eddie and Gene quit; the other two tried to regroup on Columbia with two new members. After two ill-fated LPs, they too gave up in 1972. Cornish and Danelli resurfaced in a band called Bulldog, and later, Fotomaker. Brigati, in 1976, tried to put out a new version of "Groovin'," but it was unsuccessful. Felix, though, had a mild solo hit: "Only a Lonely Heart Sees," in 1980.
Disc: 2: The Rascals
1. People Got To Be Free 2. Island Of Love 3. Look Around 4. A Ray Of Hope 5. Heaven 6. See 7. I'd Like To Take You Home 8. Temptation's 'Bout To Get Me 9. Nubia 10. Real Thing 11. Carry Me Back 12. Right On 13. Ready For Love 14. I Believe 15. Glory Glory 16. Love Me 17. Happy Song 18. Lucky Day 19. Saga Of New York 20. Brother Tree