The Four Seasons, The London Symphony Orchestra - We Can Work It Out

Review by steve ulrich

We Can Work It Out: A Symphony of Harmony and Heart Let me tell you something about this wild little gem from 1977. We Can Work It Out by The Four Seasons, with some serious help from The London Symphony Orchestra, isn’t your run-of-the-mill rock album—it’s like someone threw a Beatles classic into a blender with symphonic strings and let Bob Gaudio hit the “go” button. Released in Spain on Hispavox, it's got that mix of pop rock energy and lush orchestration that makes you sit up straight but also kinda wanna cry. I’ll be honest—when I first heard this record, I wasn’t sure what to expect. But man, did it grab me by the feels. The title track, “We Can Work It Out,” is where things really shine. Written by Lennon-McCartney (yeah, THOSE guys), it’s not just another cover; it’s an explosion of emotion. With Harry Rabinowitz conducting the orchestra on side A, those swelling strings feel like they’re lifting you off the ground. And Frankie Valli? Dude still had pipes for days back then. It’s hopeful, raw, and polished all at once—a reminder that sometimes music can say what words alone can’t. Then there’s “Perfect Harmony.” Oh man, this one hits different. Mil Ralone’s arrangement wraps around you like a warm hug after a bad day. There’s something so pure about how The Four Seasons blend their signature vocal harmonies with the grandeur of the orchestra. Like, who even thinks to put these two worlds together? Yet here we are, listening to something that sounds both timeless and totally out of its mind. You know when a song ends and you just sit there staring into space for a second? Yeah, that happened. What gets me most is how unexpected this whole project feels. Here you’ve got a Spanish label putting out a collaboration between Jersey boys and British legends, backed by one of the world’s best orchestras. It shouldn’t work—but it does. Maybe too well. By the time you get through “Harmony,” you start wondering if anyone involved realized how much heart they were pouring into this thing. So yeah, this album might not have set the charts on fire back in ‘77, but damn if it doesn’t leave a mark. Honestly, it feels like finding a dusty old postcard in an attic—something forgotten but full of life once you give it a second glance. Makes me wonder…how many other weird, beautiful records are out there waiting to surprise us?

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Artist: The Four Seasons, The London Symphony Orchestra
Album: We Can Work It Out

Spain

Rock

1977

Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
We Can Work It Out	2:39
Harmony, Perfect Harmony	4:46

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The Four Seasons - We Can Work It Out (Beatles Cover)

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Catalog Numbers

45-1441

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Hispavox

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Formats

Vinyl
7"
45 RPM
Single

Companies

Role	Company
Manufactured By	Hispavox, S.A.
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Warner Bros. Records Inc.
Copyright (c)	Warner Bros. Records Inc.
Printed By	Hispavox, S.A.

Credits

Role	Credit
Arranged By	Mil Ralone (tracks: A)
Conductor	Harry Rabinowitz (tracks: A)
Producer	Bob Gaudio
Written-By	Lennon-McCartney

Notes

On labels and sleeve:
De la banda sonora original de la pelicula "All this and world war II"
New to Database: Arranger Mil Ralone

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, stamped): 45-1441-A-1.
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, stamped): 45-1441-B-1.
Depósito Legal: M. 1.529-1977
Other (Impuesto de lujo a metálico): Permiso N°. 3637

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1960's American vocal pop group from New Jersey. Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1990 (Performer). Still actively performing.

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(Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons)
4 - Season
4 Season
4 Seasons
4 Seasows
Four Season
Four Seasons
Four Seasons Featuring Frankie Valli
Four Seasons Group
Four Seasons Quartett
Franki Valli & The Four Seasons
Franki Valli 4 Seasons
Frankie Valley & The Four Seasons
Frankie Valli
Frankie Valli & The 4 Seasons
Frankie Valli & The 4th Season
Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
Frankie Valli 4 Seasons
Frankie Valli And The 4 Seasons
Frankie Valli And The Four Season
Frankie Valli And The Four Seasons
Frankie Valli With The Four Seasons
Frankie Valli Y The Four Seasons
Frankie Vallie & T. Four Seasons
Frankie Vallie & The 4 Seasons
Frankie Vallie & The Four Seasons
Las 4 Estaciones
Las Cuatro Estaciones
Les 4 Estaciones
Los 4 Rebeldes
T. Four Seasons
The 4 Season
The 4 Seasons
The 4 Seasons Featuring The \
Of Frankie Valli
The 4 Sesaons
The Four Season
The Four Season's
The Four Seasons Featuring Frankie Valli
The Four Seasons Frankie Valli &
The Frankie Valli & Four Seasons
The Frankie Valli And Four Seasons
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Aliases

The Wonder Who?
The Four Lovers
The Kokomos
Billy Dixon & The Topics

Members

Charlie Calello
Bob Gaudio
Jerry Corbetta
Bob Grimm
Tim Stone
Larry Lingle
Lee Shapiro
Nick Massi
Al Ruzicka
Tommy DeVito
Gerry Polci
Don Ciccone
John Paiva
Demetri Callas
Joseph Labracio
Francesco Castelluccio

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? In 1977, The Four Seasons teamed up with The London Symphony Orchestra to release a unique album called *We Can Work It Out*. It’s not your typical rock record. This one blends Pop Rock and Symphonic Rock, thanks to arrangements by Mil Ralone and orchestral direction by Harry Rabinowitz. What makes it even cooler? The title track was written by Lennon-McCartney, but this version adds a lush, symphonic twist. Released in Spain on the Hispavox label, it’s an unexpected gem for fans of both classic rock and orchestral music.

Comments

gustavosindeerfield

2025-03-14

Maybe F Valli ??? and a bunch of nobody's......not The 4 Seasons...awful

tkj2indrawijayain4

2025-03-13

I’m sorry,I love the Beatles but this Is just so much better.I know it’s so different but this is so amazing !

wembleytour

2025-03-13

were you asleep at the end and forgot to cut the recording? :-)

lucygoode

2025-03-12

There's something to be said for the guts to cover the Beatles. Good cover. Love Frankie

sugumedia

2025-03-11

Disco version, baby! Not bad. In my Seasons playlist with their other cover from the movie. Thanks for uploading!

itskelvinmartinez

2025-03-11

Great version - two songs in one - She's So Heavy and Work it Out. Nice idea.

jesusmartinezrodriguez7

2025-03-10

thank you , grew up to this album. so im back being five , seeing my dad rock.

darknightsalrejune

2025-03-09

oh my god shut up please

childsoldiers989

2025-03-08

Every version of We Can Work it Out is great including Valli and the Seasons cover, that and the Beatles version are the best. Too bad we don't hear Valli and the Seasons version of this often, all we hear is the same ol crap: Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Ke$ha, Eminem, Justin Bieber, LMFAO, Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Wiz Khalifa, Kid Cudi, Adele, and Maroon 5. Play this awesome cover more than that crap.

rostitute666

2025-03-07

1976... greatest of times

eguzman578911583

2025-03-06

Thanks for sharing this.This is my favorite version of the song and I think there is alot of great music on the All This & World War II soundtrack album.