Raiders

Paul Revere and the Raiders scored seven chart hits between the fall of 1965 and the winter of 1967, and all of them "Steppin' Out," "Just Like Me," "Kicks," "Hungry," "The Great Airplane Strike," "Good Thing," and "Ups and Downs" were included among the 11 tracks on the group's first hits collection. Also included were "Louie, Louie," the Raiders' first Columbia single, and its follow-up, "Louie, Go Home," a B-side instrumental, plus the newly penned "Legend of Paul Revere," which told the band's story. Thus, the album traced the band from its beginnings as a Northwest club band to its reign as an L.A. pop/rock success. There would be more hits, but this brief compilation (it originally ran under 30 minutes) contained the essence of the Raiders' most successful period and indeed marked the end of the band's lineup, as the rhythm section split to form another group, leaving Revere and lead singer Mark Lindsay to recruit a new edition of the Raiders.

Paul Revere & the Raiders were hard-working American Rock & Roll band of the 1960s who gained plenty of hits but suffered in comparison with their flashier British counterparts. One of the most popular and entertaining rock groups of the 1960s, Paul Revere & the Raiders enjoyed seven years of serious chart action, and during their three biggest years (1966-1969), sold records in numbers behind only the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. This Dutton Vocalion's reissue combines pair of the band's albums - "Hard 'n' Heavy (with Marshmallow)" from 1969 and "Indian Reservation" from 1971, which features their first U.S. number one single (Indian Reservation).

Harec wants Loaht to join his Raiders but the Wardogs are out for his blood. Wardog leader General Marmalade wants all the Aleph and Loaht is a loose end. Loaht’s fury could win the war but who will get to him first?

Paul Revere & the Raiders were hard-working American Rock & Roll band of the 1960s who gained plenty of hits but suffered in comparison with their flashier British counterparts. One of the most popular and entertaining rock groups of the 1960s, Paul Revere & the Raiders enjoyed seven years of serious chart action, and during their three biggest years (1966-1969), sold records in numbers behind only the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. This Dutton Vocalion's reissue combines pair of the band's albums - "Hard 'n' Heavy (with Marshmallow)" from 1969 and "Indian Reservation" from 1971, which features their first U.S. number one single (Indian Reservation).

General Krausher pays his trusted lieutenants well. Lieutenants like Ayana Kwena. But let him down and you die! Paying the fee for Ayana to change sides and join the Raiders is not an option. That kind of money is hard to come by. Harec has one choice, he just hopes Ayana wont be too upset about it…