"Good Lovin'" is a popular song originally recorded by the Olympics in 1965. It was later made famous by the Young Rascals, whose version topped the charts in 1966. The song features a catchy melody and upbeat rhythm, making it a staple of the 1960s rock and soul music scene. The lyrics express a longing for love and affection, emphasizing the joy that comes from being with someone special. Over the years, "Good Lovin'" has been covered by various artists and remains a beloved classic, often played at parties and events for its infectious energy.