1974 Promotional Label. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. Features Todd Rudngren, Randy Brecker, Cissy Houton And Others. “Two Years After The Rascals Broke Up, Leader Felix Cavaliere Launched His Solo Career With This Self-Titled Debut. The Good News Was That It Was A Major Effort: Cavaliere Co-Wrote All The Songs, And The Record Was Co-Produced By Todd Rundgren. Cavaliere Had An Eclectic Ability To Mix Rock With Latin And Soul Elements And To Sing His Songs In A Compellingly Soulful Voice That Could Be Stirring Or Smooth. The Bad News Was That The Rascals Had Been In Commercial Decline Since Their Popular Heyday Of 1966-1968, Which Meant That Cavaliere Had The Appearance Of A Has-Been. He Was Unable To Overcome This Disadvantage, And Felix Cavaliere Failed To Establish Him As A Solo Star.” William Ruhlmann, AMG.