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Mark Lindsay
Born March 9, 1942 in Eugene, Oregon, Mark Lindsay would rise to fame as the
lead singer of the 60s rock band Paul Revere & the Raiders. As the band
progressed, Lindsay took more and more control over the creative direction of
the band, often producing the records and eventually writing or co-writing the
majority of their hits including “Good Thing”, “Too Much Talk”, and “Mr. Sun,
Mr. Moon”. In 1970 he issued his first solo single, “First Hymn From the Grand
Terrace”, which had a much less rock sound, and gave him a hit on the easy
listening charts. He alternated between solo rel...
ArizonaMark Lindsay
Silver BirdMark Lindsay
Indian Reservation (The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian)Mark Lindsay and Paul Revere
Something BigBurt Bacharach and Mark Lindsay
Miss AmericaMark Lindsay
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Arizona
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Silver BirdMark Lindsay
Silver Bird
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Indian Reservation (The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian)Mark Lindsay and Paul Revere
The Essential Paul Revere & The Raiders
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Something BigBurt Bacharach and Mark Lindsay
The Complete Columbia Singles
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Miss AmericaMark Lindsay
Arizona
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Arizona
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