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Did You Know?

Revere's son Jamie joined the band on guitar for several years in the 90's (featured on "Generic Rock & Roll" (1992) and "Generic Rock 2" (1996).

Joe Correro departed after their spring tour ended, to be replaced by his predecessor Mike "Smitty" Smith."Freeborn Man", a song written by Lindsay and bassist Keith Allison, has since gone on to be a country rock standard, covered by Outlaws, Junior Brown, and Glen Campbell among many others.Ironically, The Raiders biggest hit, "Indian Reservation" (1971 - #1 - Gold single), was recorded as a Mark Lindsay solo session.

Charlie Coe, who had played guitar for the Raiders in 1963, rejoined the group on bass and Joe Correro, Jr.

became the new drummer.Changing tastes in the late 1960s rendered the group unfashionable, but they still continued to have hits through the rest of the decade, such as "I Had A Dream" (1967 - #20), "Too Much Talk" (1968 - #18, #11 in Cashbox), "Don't Take it So Hard" (1968 - #27), "Cinderella Sunshine", and "Mr.

Charlie Coe, who had played guitar for the Raiders in 1963, rejoined the group on bass and Joe Correro, Jr.

The original power trio of Levin, Volk, and Smith flew to New York together and the Raiders were set to perform on The Ed Sullivan Show.