Albums by Paul Revere & The Raiders
ALBUMCountry Wine... PlusThe Raiders
ALBUMIndian ReservationThe Raiders
ALBUMCollageThe Raiders
ALBUMAlias Pink PuzzPaul Revere & The Raiders
ALBUMHard 'N' Heavy (With Marshmallow)Paul Revere & The Raiders
ALBUMSomething HappeningPaul Revere & The Raiders
ALBUMGoin' to MemphisPaul Revere & The Raiders
ALBUMA Christmas Present...And PastPaul Revere & The Raiders
ALBUMRevolution!Paul Revere & The Raiders
ALBUMThe Spirit of '67Paul Revere & The Raiders
Paul Revere & The Raiders's Popular Music Videos
Him Or Me - What's It Gonna Be? (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, April 30, 1967)
Paul Revere & The Raiders
Artist Playlists
Paul Revere & the Raiders Essentials
The band's fuzz-soaked nuggets helped to bring about the garage-rock revolution.
Artist Biography
One of the most commercially popular American rock bands of the 1960s, Paul Revere & the Raiders enjoyed a 40-year career. Formed in Oregon in the late ‘50s around organist Paul Revere, the Raiders played an edgy brand of pop-minded rock influenced by the sound of the British Invasion. With 1965’s “Steppin’ Out,” the Raiders began a remarkably successful run, which included the high-charting singles “Kicks” and “Hungry,” among others. The members of the band also appeared regularly on television, performing music and sketch comedy, heightening the band’s profile, and helping them become Columbia’s top-selling rock act by 1967. In the late ‘60s, despite line-up changes, band turmoil, and waning popularity, the Raiders continued to score chart hits, culminating in their 1971 #1 hit “Indian Reservation.” More turmoil and line-up changes ensued, but--in various incarnations-- the band continued releasing albums and performing for decades to come.
Hometown
Portland, OR, United States
Genre
Pop