Paul Revere & The Raiders - Steppin Out Blue Fox
Review by Don Purdum
Paul Revere & The Raiders' album "Steppin Out Blue Fox" is a timeless classic that showcases the band's versatility and musical prowess. The album features a collection of upbeat and catchy tracks that are sure to get listeners grooving along.
From the opening notes of "Steppin Out," the album sets a high-energy tone that is maintained throughout. The band's signature sound is evident in tracks like "Ups and Downs" and "Good Thing," which are sure to be fan favorites.
The album also features a number of slower, more introspective tracks, such as "Rain, Sleet, Snow" and "Louie, Go Home," which showcase the band's ability to deliver emotionally charged performances.
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Download
Filename: paul-revere-the-raiders-steppin-out-blue-fox.zip- MP3 size: 8 mb
- FLAC size: 88.2 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Steppin' Out | 2:13 | |
| Blue Fox | 2:30 |
Video
Paul Revere And The Raiders - Blue Fox - Columbia: 4-43375
Paul revere & The Raiders Steppin' out
Images
Catalog Numbers
202003Labels
CBSListen online
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- online anhören
- kuunnella verkossa
- ouvir online
- online luisteren
- lytte på nettet
- écouter en ligne
- ascolta in linea
- escuchar en línea
Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
- Single
- Promo
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Producer | Terry Melcher |
| Written-By | M. Lindsay, P. Revere |
About Paul Revere & The Raiders
US rock & roll group originally named "The Downbeats" from Idaho, later relocated to Oregon in 1962.
Changed their name to The Raiders in 1970.
Name Vars
- Group
- P. Revere & The Raiders
- P. Revere And The Raiders
- Paul ReVere & Raiders
- Paul Revere & Mark Lindsay
- Paul Revere & Raiders
- Paul Revere & The Raiders (feat. Mark Lindsay)
- Paul Revere & The Raiders Featuring Mark Lindsay
- Paul Revere & The Raiders feat. Mark Lindsay
- Paul Revere & The Riders
- Paul Revere (The Last Madman Of Rock & Roll)& The Raiders
- Paul Revere And The Raiders
- Paul Revere Raiders
- Paul Revere Y Los Raiders
- Paul Revere Y The Raiders
- Paul Revere and The Raiders
- Paul Reverre & The Raiders
- Paul Revére The Raiders
- Paul River & Raiders
- Paúl Revere Y The Raiders
- Raider
- Raiders
- Rayders
- Revere & The Raiders
- The Raiders
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Aliases
- Raiders
Members
- Mark Lindsay
- Joe Correro
- Paul Revere
- Carl Driggs
- Drake Levin
- Freddy Weller
- Keith Allison
- Phil Volk
- Jim Valley
- Mike Smith
- Charlie Coe
- Ron Foos
- Mike Holladay
Summary by Don Purdum
Comments
2023-04-13
This sounds like I remember it! Digital copies sound so thin with so much treble (although this is a digital file haha) --- Tor, whatever you did, ya did it right, my man!
2023-04-13
kickass !!!!!!!!!!
2023-04-13
Enough of the Beatles and Rolling Stones at that time. Paul Revere and the Raiders should get an honorable mention.
2023-04-13
Indian reservations on and off are verbally phycology we are better
2023-04-12
Hi. Sounds good. YES is my very favorite, saw them at the Moore recently, and Jon A, solo, at the Triple Door, a year ago. Both excellent. Hope they can mend their feuds and get together.
Apparently, Anne and Nancy AND Roger are talking about making a reunion album together . Unverified, but someone told me this. I used to live behind the girlhood home of the girls (different time)
Apparently, Anne and Nancy AND Roger are talking about making a reunion album together . Unverified, but someone told me this. I used to live behind the girlhood home of the girls (different time)
2023-04-12
Very informative and a quick read, you''ll understand more about Seattles gritty blues based music. Ray Charles got a career boost here and Fats Domino and Little Richard and others toured through here in the early 50's plus the locals. Worth it!!!
I'm a pretty big YES fan myself! so like your avatar
I'm a pretty big YES fan myself! so like your avatar
2023-04-11
Sounds great, just added it to my Amazon wish list. thanks.
2023-04-11
No unfortunately, he'd split for England in 65.
Once again I'd strongly recommend getting 'SONIC BOOM from Louie-Louie to smellls like teen spirit' by Peter Blecha. He's done a wonderful job in pinning down the Seattle music scene from the end of WW2 up through very recent groups like Death cab-
$20.00 from AMAZON It also has a very good discography in the back.
Once again I'd strongly recommend getting 'SONIC BOOM from Louie-Louie to smellls like teen spirit' by Peter Blecha. He's done a wonderful job in pinning down the Seattle music scene from the end of WW2 up through very recent groups like Death cab-
$20.00 from AMAZON It also has a very good discography in the back.
2023-04-11
Hi. Thanks for the info. It is always great to improve my Seattle music history. Did you ever see Jimi?
2023-04-11
Paul Rogers (Bad Co.) who lives in Fife sometimes gets other local big name guys together and turn up @ the Emerald Queen Casino as 'Dipstick and the whatevers' or some other silly name and open for a touring band or singer and usually donate their compensation to a charity.
Want pre Dick Dale surf? The Four Frantics 'Werewolf' from 1958 and 'Fogcutter'. Before surf music had a name.
Want pre Dick Dale surf? The Four Frantics 'Werewolf' from 1958 and 'Fogcutter'. Before surf music had a name.
2023-04-10
That sounds great. I moved here in 1981, but think that we have always had a great music scene. Lots of great musicians live here, Alan White (YES) (Newcastle); Ventures' 2 members, Steve Miller, part of the year. Anne and Nancy, at least Anne, Moby Grape has a couple of members. Roger Fisher,
2023-04-10
This is the Northwest rock scene, this stuff was everyday on Seattle radio in the mid 60's.
Check other Seattle sound groups, SONICS (grandparents of grunge and garage sound), DYNAMICS with Jimmy Hanna, The Kingsmen (for a laugh, real life local hit 'Jolly Green Giant'), the Viceroys, Ventures, the fabulous Wailers (not the Marley band). Merilee Rush-the list of influential Seattle bands goes on and on. Used to see P.R. & the R at The Target Ballroom in Burien in 64/65.
Check other Seattle sound groups, SONICS (grandparents of grunge and garage sound), DYNAMICS with Jimmy Hanna, The Kingsmen (for a laugh, real life local hit 'Jolly Green Giant'), the Viceroys, Ventures, the fabulous Wailers (not the Marley band). Merilee Rush-the list of influential Seattle bands goes on and on. Used to see P.R. & the R at The Target Ballroom in Burien in 64/65.
2023-04-09
Wonder if that's Mark on Sax?
2023-04-09
At the time, I liked them more than The Beatles!!
2023-04-09
Imagine Raquel Welch or Anne Francis or Suzanne Pleshette shaking it down to this song
2023-04-09
This is REAL Rock and Roll, I hope that my ex-wife got the message!!!
2023-04-08
have this 45 this is such a fun tune wonder if there was a story behind this song
2023-04-08
Interesting!
