The first comprehensive single disc collection of the sensational PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS! From Louie Louie (1963) through the hits of the mid 60s to the Indian Reservation Raiders of the early '70s, this is the ultimate 30-track hit collection. Every important song from 1963 to 1972, including 11 US Top 20 hits. Includes Just Like Me, Kicks, Good Thing, Him or Me - What's It Gonna Be? and the #1 Indian Reservation. All original recordings with rare photos, informative notes, and superb sound. - amazon
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01 - Louie Louie 02 - Steppin' Out 03 - Just Like Me 04 - Kicks 05 - Action 06 - Hungry 07 - I'm Not Your Stepping Stone 08 - Louie, Go Home 09 - Ballad Of A Useless Man 10 - The Great Airplane Strike 11 - Good Thing 12 - Why Why Why (Is It So Hard) 13 - Louise 14 - Him Or Me - What's It Gonna Be 15 - Mo'reen 16 - Gone - Movin' On 17 - Tighter 18 - I Had A Dream 19 - Ups And Downs 20 - Peace Of Mind 21 - Too Much Talk 22 - Cinderella Sunshine 23 - Don't Take It So Hard 24 - Mr. Sun, Mr. Moon 25 - Let Me! 26 - Just Seventeen 27 - Indian Reservation (The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian) 28 - Birds Of A Feather 29 - Country Wine 30 - Powder Blue Mercedes Queen
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Paul Revere & The Raiders "Kicks!"
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BONUS COMMENTS ALBUM:
THE PEOPLE'S TEMPLE - Sons Of Stone (2011)
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On paper, the People's Temple might look like a band built from shopworn Nuggets-era garage and psych clichés. Their name comes from the cult that committed mass suicide in 1978. They're from a Midwestern town (Lansing, Michigan) like the McCoys and the Trashmen before them. They play grimy rock'n'roll with a sneer and without much thought about recording quality. But somehow, they manage to imbue these familiar elements with a healthy dose of personality.
"Sons of Stone", the title track from their debut LP, introduces the record with an over-the-top, middle-of-the-desert riff that plays on loop for the majority of the track. That hook is almost defiant in how catchy it manages to be throughout the song's five minutes, invoking a mutant strain of hazy, psychedelic sultan rock before cranking into some grunged-up power chords. Though there's plenty of gripping melodrama along the way-- see lyrics like "Would you even care if I died?" and the false ending-- the song's central groove is hypnotic and undeniable enough to hold it all together and make room for such theatrics. And while the People's Temple easily satisfy the "stare into the lava lamp" requirements as they douse everything in atmosphere, they also put the songwriting front and center, resulting in a track that feels grounded in the moment even as it nods to the past.
Thanks Old Dutch for an essential 60's band that should be in everyone's collection. They have long been one of my favorites from any era. Thanks also for the fine blog you run: http://rowfishermanrow.blogspot.ca
It's hard to keep up with all the great music over there!
Thank You.
PR&tR featuring Mark Lindsay courtesy of Bedazzled TV
Thanks so much, guys. Nice to have all PRR tunes in one convenient place. Good wishes,
Iggy
Wow!! What an unbelievable collection of PRR. Thanks very much olddutchcleanser and RYP. And Gyro1966 thanks for the bonus CD.
I remember them being looked at as a novelty act but this collection proves that to be false. They were very good and I thank you guys for the reminder. Good stuff! hotrodmike
Thanks for all this great stuff!
thank you for all these splendid posts especially The Who
This goes against all received legend, but I was there and saw and heard it. Paul Revere & the Raiders rocked a teen audience at WIXY appreciation day at Geauga Lake Park, Ohio, harder than the Stones or The Beatles did live in 1966. Mark Lindsay was red in the face screaming Ooh Poo Pah Doo working the audience into a frenzy while Fang and Smitty played bass and guitar on top of their super Beatle amps while doing steps. They worked harder than just about anybody. Just imagine Brian Jones and Keith Richards trying that, plus Jagger was such a lousy singer he fumbles the lyrics had to resort to cornball stage moves to excite the teenyboppers. Don't believe the hype.
Good. Thank you.
Gratuliere! Almost 1000 downloads
Hello. If you're able to, would you please re-up this Paul Revere & the Raiders comp? Thanks a lot.
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