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Rare Earth - Ecology [Rare Earth Records RS 514] (June 1970)

Dynamic Range Released: June 1970
Country: US
Label: Rare Earth Records
Catalog: RS 514
Genre: Rock, Funk

Item# SR-RARS514
Ratings: C=VG; LP=VG

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Born To Wander
02 Long Time Leavin'
03 (I Know) I'm Losing You
04 Satisfaction Guaranteed
05 Nice Place To Visit
06 No. 1 Man
07 Eleanor Rigby

Ecology
Rare Earth

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Album Review

Andrew Hamilton [allmusic.com]

Two strong tracks propelled Ecology up the pop charts: the swaggering, bravado-laden ''Born to Wander,'' written by Tom Baird, and a hard-hitting, rocking rendition of the Temptations' ''I Know I'm Losing You,'' written by Cornelius Grant, Eddie Holland, and Norman Whitfield; the epic remake of the latter is almost eleven minutes of pure funk-rock. Lead singer Pete Riviera had a powerful voice, similar to Dennis Edwards, that could sell a song; the percussion and echo vocals accentuate the classic. The guys do a nice job on John Lennon and Paul McCartney's ''Eleanor Rigby,'' and bass player John Persh's ''Nice Place to Visit'' adds a different twist to Rare Earth's legacy.