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Pop
'Groovin' (1967) by The Rascals is a breezy soul-pop song that evokes a lazy Sunday afternoon. Co-written by Felix Cavaliere and Eddie Brigati, it features a memorable flute melody and laid-back harmonies. This easygoing track became the Rascals' first US #1 single, holding the top spot on the pop charts in spring 1967. Its title phrase ('I'm just groovin' on a Sunday afternoon') captured the carefree mood of the era, making it a classic feel-good hit from the '60s.
