The Jukebox Rebel

The second LP of 1969 from the new Paul Revere and The Raiders line-up. The title says a lot about the band's position at the time. Never quite fitting with the “hip” or the “counterculture” they struggled to be taken seriously in certain quarters. To prove a point to themselves they'd send records to a particular radio station in L.A. purporting to be a hip new band, Pink Puzz! They got played until their real identity was uncovered. Heehee, got to love that. Anyway, they continue to slide further down my affections with every passing album, although “Down In Amsterdam” - co-written by Mark Lindsay and new bassist Keith Allison - is hanging in there as a cool Rolling-Stones-esque-rocker.

The Jukebox Rebel
03–Jan–2009

A1	[04:00] Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay - Let Me! (Mark Lindsay) Pop
A2	[03:04] Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay - Thank You (Mark Lindsay) Pop
A3	[03:04] Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay - Frankfort Side Street (Mark Lindsay) Pop
A4	[02:33] Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay - Hay Babro (Mark Lindsay) Pop
A5	[02:07] Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay - Louisiana Redbone (Keith Allison, Mark Lindsay) Folk Rock / Americana
A6	[03:13] Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay - Here Comes The Pain (Keith Allison, Mark Lindsay) Pop Ballad
B1	[02:30] Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay - The Original Handy Man (Mark Lindsay) Blues Rock / Soul Rock
B2	[02:16] Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay - I Need You (Keith Allison, Mark Lindsay) Soft Rock / A.O.R.
B3	[03:01] Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay - Down In Amsterdam (Keith Allison, Mark Lindsay) Rock
B4	[05:31] Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay - I Don’t Know (Mark Lindsay) Soul
B5	[03:38] Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay - Freeborn Man (Keith Allison, Mark Lindsay) Blues Rock / Soul Rock

ratings by TJR