Of course they were talented and the uniforms started the trend in hippie clothing Hendrix The Who The Beatles the stones Deep Purple etc etc but really what the uniforms did for him visually was make them completely absolutely unique compared to any other band in the 60s outside of Dallas Green Men who have their hair dyed greener and 😅
"I, am gonna tell you, about 'Ooh Poo Pah Doo'" I like the way Mark says that in the intro. Very good color and sound. It's great to see Drake and Fang, too. Today's TV has way too many reality shows, music I don't care for, and even comedy isn't what it used to be. Today young people refer to each other as "Dog". Sorry, I'll get off my soap box. I'll just conclude by saying I wish it was 1965 again when times were simpler.
I haven't seen every video from the '60's but I've seen some good ones so far. What I like about this video is that Mark, Paul, Drake, Fang and Smitty all look like they are having fun. That's probably why The Raiders were popular in the '60's. They were a tight band. So I'm glad that RUclips is here, to allow me to check out some great history, such as The Raiders!!! PEACE EVERYBODY!!!
Watching this reminds me WHY I had such a crush on Mark Lindsay... 0:57 Lord have mercy, what that voice/face combination could do to a 12-year-old girl.... And, may I say, still does to this 65-year-old woman... :-) And Fang and Drake... can't watch them without grinning. How I loved those boys!
@Carolyn Rivergem And I was 13 when I watched this on Hullabaloo! That sexy, gravely voice had me hooked for quite a few years to come! Got to see him in concert for the first time in '87, still as sexy as ever. I think my poor hubby was jealous, lol!
Raiders.....one of a kind AMERICAN ROCK BAND FROM THE '60s!!! ;-) Hard to believe, but all these "Dollies" dancing on the floor here are now Grandmas.....or even GREAT Grandmas!!
@alonenjersey Paul Revere & The Raiders represent good times. Too bad I was just a toddler when they were making this good music. I really dig the Early American Costumes. I thought that a cool gimmick. I like the way Mark sings, the way Drake plays guitar, Fang with his signature bass, Smitty on drums, and Paul on organ. I'll tell ya what, Fang and Drake were pretty tight. They were best friends that grew up together. RIP DRAKE AND SMITTY :(
@1962drob I just love Mark's gravely voice on this, wow :) I couldn't get enough of these variety shows, there was always someone/something to look forward to watching. You are so right about tv today. All these 'reality' and law enforcement shows are a sorry excuse for lack of creativity, imo. Very sad...
Oh how I remember them days, wish we could go back, The band I had we had two go-go dancer that traveled with us all the time oh wish I could go back to the 60's instead of being 79 yrs old but memoir are GREAT
@MrMegaFredzeppelin This is one of my favorites by Paul Revere & The Raiders. Aren't those "Early American Costumes" cool? Paul Revere & The Raiders are my favorite pop group of the 60's. They had a lot of great songs they recorded in the 60's and 70's. Glad you like my bulletin BRO!!! PEACE!!!!
@alonenjersey Paul Revere & The Raiders were a lot better than the music kids listen to today (if you can call it "music"). I mean, I absolutely hate rap, hip-hop, and whatever popular music kids listen to these days. Back in the '60's, you had The Raiders, The Monkees, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, DC5, The Loving Spoonful, Jefferson Airplane, and so much more. Back then, music meant something, and it was fun to listen to (still is fun). Thanks for your reply :)
This video sounds and looks great. Most times these old 60s dance shows are B&W and look like someone recorded them right from the TV. The Raiders Rule!
saw them a few months after this performance. These guys could rock and roll,they opened with Louie Louie with Mark blasting his sax and then went into this song.Drake was still in the band too. R I P Paul
On this day in 1965 {May 22nd} Paul Revere and the Raiders performed "Ooh Poo Pah Doo" on the Dick Clark ABC-TV network Saturday-afternoon program 'American Bandstand'... Their covered version of "Oo Poo Pah Doo" did not make Billboard's Top 100 chart, the record's flip-side, "Sometimes", reached #131 on Billboard's Bubbling Under chart... Both songs were off their 1965 album 'Here They Come', the album peak at #71 on Billboard's Top LP chart... Exactly five years earlier on May 22nd, 1960 the original version of "Ooh Poo Pah Doo" by Jessie Hill was at #33 on the Top 100 chart, one week later it would peak at #28 {for 1 week} and it stayed on the Top 100 for 16 weeks... Paul Revere, born Paul Revere Dick, passed away at the age of 76 on October 4th, 2014... May he R.I.P.
Sorry, got a bit carried away there. There are 11 people that like this. So that makes up about 91% of us who have good taste. So that's cool!! PEACE EVERYBODY!!!
This was the music variety show, Hullabaloo... Gary Lewis and his dad were hosting this episode. From the same episode: ruclips.net/video/ZuurPu8Gsxc/видео.html
@bze2nlz4 Another great video you posted. I prefer the Drake lineup, although Harpo was pretty good, too. Everyone looked like they had a real good time.
@bze2nlz4 (cont) The Raiders in 1965 were a class act. Their early american costumes were real cool. Sadly, today's music just has no meaning or feeling to it. And I absolutely Hate Rap!!! Rap is not music!! Anyway, I'll get off my soap box and conclude by saying, Thank you Chris for sharing that wonderful comment and for all your wonderful comments. Have a wonderful day! :) -Dean-
Each of us who enjoyed Paul Revere & the Raiders has their favorite Raiders here a list of all the Raiders over the years, from Wikipedia, encyclopedia, Paul Revere - keyboards (1958-1977; 1978-2014; his death) Mark Lindsay - vocals, saxophone (1958-1975) Robert White - guitar (1958-1961) Richard White - guitar (1958-1961) William Hibbard - bass guitar (1958-1961) Dick Mcgarvin - drums (1958) Red Hughes - vocals (1958) David Bell - drums (1958-1959) Jerry Labrum - drums (1959-1961) Andrea Loper - vocals (1960) Mike "Smitty" Smith - drums (1962-1967, 1971-1972; died 2001) Ross Allemang - bass guitar (1962-1963) Steve West - lead guitar (1962) Pierre Ouellette (1963) Dick Walker - lead guitar (1962-1963) Charlie Coe - lead guitar (1963), bass guitar (1967-1968) Drake "Kid" Levin - lead guitar (1963-1966, 1967; died 2009) Mike "Doc" Holliday - bass guitar (1963-1965) Phil "Fang" Volk - bass guitar (1965-1967) Jim "Harpo" Valley - lead guitar (1966-1967) Freddy Weller - lead guitar (1967-1973) Joe Correro, Jr. - drums (1967-1971) Keith Allison - bass guitar (1968-1975, died 2021) Omar Martinez - drums, vocals (1971-1977, 1980-2006) Robert Wooley - keyboards (1972-1977) Doug Heath - lead guitar (1973-1976, 1978, 1980-2021) Ron Foos - bass guitar (1975-1976, 1980- 2022) Blair Hill - vocals (1978-1980) Michael Bradley - vocals (1980-1983) Carlo Driggs - vocals (1983-2004; died 2017) Jamie Revere - guitar (1991-1997, 2013-2022) Darrin Medley - vocals, drums (2004-2008) Matt Fasekas - drums (2004-2009) Darren Dowler - vocals, guitar (2008-2019) Tommy Scheckel - drums (2009-2022)
@bze2nlz4 Yes, it is sad about TV today. :( When I was growing up I was very much into game shows (ex: Jeopardy! With host Art Fleming; Hollywood Squares, with Peter Marshall, the list goes on.) Even cartoons were better in the '60's and '70's that today. Had I been born in, say, 1945, than I would be a young man in '65 instead of being a toddler, and I could have watched Paul Revere & The Raiders on "Action" and other variety shows at that time.
To get a quicker response, he has his email add. on his website... this page: www.philfangvolk.com/fangandtheraiders.html. Also there's Facebook, his personal page "Phillip Volk" or ask to join the "Phil Fang Volk fans" group. I'd be willing to bet there are a few that know him and can get you an answer! Good luck :)
@@frankchambers8101 Shindig also (and lots of other shows of that time) had dancers on stage. In front of, in back of, and around the bands / singers. 'Tight quarters' on this particular stage set? Yes... but they sure didn't seem to mind! 😄
Not bad, but it's another ripoff of roots music ala Elvis, Johnny Lee, etc. I wonder if Jesse Hill got anything from this? I doubt it. Listen to the original, and then check out the other classic New Orleans music from that era. Killer
@Bob C Ripoff? It's called a 'cover.' And in this case, there were more than a dozen. Covers have contributed to the evolution of the many 50's/60's 'roots' or genres of music.
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should be in rock and roll hall of fame. glad to see people still watching and enjoying pure rock and roll.
Mark Lindsay is one of the most under rated blues shouters in music history.
GrtSatan that sir, is a f****** fact!
If you can get past the Revolutionary War costumes, you will have to admit that Paul Revere & the Raiders, were a very talented band.
if i can get past your IDIOTIC remark, i will go back and listen to one of my favorite bands of the 60's
Of course they were talented and the uniforms started the trend in hippie clothing Hendrix The Who The Beatles the stones Deep Purple etc etc but really what the uniforms did for him visually was make them completely absolutely unique compared to any other band in the 60s outside of Dallas Green Men who have their hair dyed greener and
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"I, am gonna tell you, about 'Ooh Poo Pah Doo'" I like the way Mark says that in the intro. Very good color and sound. It's great to see Drake and Fang, too. Today's TV has way too many reality shows, music I don't care for, and even comedy isn't what it used to be. Today young people refer to each other as "Dog". Sorry, I'll get off my soap box. I'll just conclude by saying I wish it was 1965 again when times were simpler.
Shoot! That has to be one of the catchiest songs I've ever heard! Love! ❤
Ahhh! When music and dancing were fun.
I haven't seen every video from the '60's but I've seen some good ones so far. What I like about this video is that Mark, Paul, Drake, Fang and Smitty all look like they are having fun. That's probably why The Raiders were popular in the '60's. They were a tight band.
So I'm glad that RUclips is here, to allow me to check out some great history, such as The Raiders!!!
PEACE EVERYBODY!!!
Watching this reminds me WHY I had such a crush on Mark Lindsay... 0:57 Lord have mercy, what that voice/face combination could do to a 12-year-old girl.... And, may I say, still does to this 65-year-old woman... :-) And Fang and Drake... can't watch them without grinning. How I loved those boys!
@Carolyn Rivergem And I was 13 when I watched this on Hullabaloo! That sexy, gravely voice had me hooked for quite a few years to come! Got to see him in concert for the first time in '87, still as sexy as ever. I think my poor hubby was jealous, lol!
Oh ME TOO!!!!!!
You did not have to be a girl to love them. They were just plain fun and they were good musicians!
Raiders.....one of a kind AMERICAN ROCK BAND FROM THE '60s!!! ;-)
Hard to believe, but all these "Dollies" dancing on the floor here are now Grandmas.....or even GREAT Grandmas!!
This psychedelicized my mind. Love the dancing and the group in their costume. 60s!!!!!!!!!!!
@alonenjersey Paul Revere & The Raiders represent good times. Too bad I was just a toddler when they were making this good music. I really dig the Early American Costumes. I thought that a cool gimmick. I like the way Mark sings, the way Drake plays guitar, Fang with his signature bass, Smitty on drums, and Paul on organ. I'll tell ya what, Fang and Drake were pretty tight. They were best friends that grew up together.
RIP DRAKE AND SMITTY :(
This makes me SO HAPPY............. thanks!!
@1962drob I just love Mark's gravely voice on this, wow :) I couldn't get enough of these variety shows, there was always someone/something to look forward to watching. You are so right about tv today. All these 'reality' and law enforcement shows are a sorry excuse for lack of creativity, imo. Very sad...
Now thats real entertainment . The boys from the northwest just having fun doing what they did best
Oh how I remember them days, wish we could go back, The band I had we had two go-go dancer that traveled with us all the time oh wish I could go back to the 60's instead of being 79 yrs old but memoir are GREAT
Memories are everything!A picture you can look at anytime you want!Sometimes they fade a little over time but,there still there!
No way can I sit still listening to this! I just keep on bobbing up and down!
In the 60'my sister and I had those white go go boots! They were the style! before the hippie sandals and platform shoes.
If they were on your show it was a ratings bonanza
Great song, by a GREAT AMERICAN BAND!!! I knew the song, but never saw it performed before.....thanks for posting!!
Curt Brennan It's from NBC's 'Hullabaloo'! Thanks for your nice comments!
Got to them in concert in August 1967 🇺🇸
@MrMegaFredzeppelin This is one of my favorites by Paul Revere & The Raiders. Aren't those "Early American Costumes" cool?
Paul Revere & The Raiders are my favorite pop group of the 60's. They had a lot of great songs they recorded in the 60's and 70's.
Glad you like my bulletin BRO!!!
PEACE!!!!
Go Go dancer second from right is just nuts!
@alonenjersey Paul Revere & The Raiders were a lot better than the music kids listen to today (if you can call it "music"). I mean, I absolutely hate rap, hip-hop, and whatever popular music kids listen to these days. Back in the '60's, you had The Raiders, The Monkees, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, DC5, The Loving Spoonful, Jefferson Airplane, and so much more. Back then, music meant something, and it was fun to listen to (still is fun).
Thanks for your reply :)
Happy Birthday Mark! This is one "Excellent" performance by Paul Revere & The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay from 1965.
I SEE FANG HAS HIS NAME ON HIS GUITAR ~~~COOL !
This video sounds and looks great. Most times these old 60s dance shows are B&W and look like someone recorded them right from the TV.
The Raiders Rule!
saw them a few months after this performance. These guys could rock and roll,they opened with Louie Louie with Mark blasting his sax and then went into this song.Drake was still in the band too. R I P Paul
On this day in 1965 {May 22nd} Paul Revere and the Raiders performed "Ooh Poo Pah Doo" on the Dick Clark ABC-TV network Saturday-afternoon program 'American Bandstand'...
Their covered version of "Oo Poo Pah Doo" did not make Billboard's Top 100 chart, the record's flip-side, "Sometimes", reached #131 on Billboard's Bubbling Under chart...
Both songs were off their 1965 album 'Here They Come', the album peak at #71 on Billboard's Top LP chart...
Exactly five years earlier on May 22nd, 1960 the original version of "Ooh Poo Pah Doo" by Jessie Hill was at #33 on the Top 100 chart, one week later it would peak at #28 {for 1 week} and it stayed on the Top 100 for 16 weeks...
Paul Revere, born Paul Revere Dick, passed away at the age of 76 on October 4th, 2014...
May he R.I.P.
@bobwible Yes, that was Gary with his famous dad, Jerry :)
Everyone looks like they're having a great time on this video. Mark sings this song really well. It's great to see Drake on guitar.
I still love. Mark Linsday
They were no fools , and as an all white band and covered this Jesse Hill song admiranbly
I always considered this song to be uncoverable but they're doing a pretty good job!
Sorry, got a bit carried away there. There are 11 people that like this. So that makes up about 91% of us who have good taste. So that's cool!!
PEACE EVERYBODY!!!
"Create A Disturbance In Your Mind"......why yes.....Yes he did in fact.
Jerry looked impressed.
that was his son Gary /.? WITH JERRY ?
+JIM WADE Yep, father and son.
Haha that was Gary Lewis at the beginning standing next to his father Jerry
This was the music variety show, Hullabaloo... Gary Lewis and his dad were hosting this episode. From the same episode: ruclips.net/video/ZuurPu8Gsxc/видео.html
@1962drob You are sooooo right.
@bze2nlz4 Another great video you posted. I prefer the Drake lineup, although Harpo was pretty good, too. Everyone looked like they had a real good time.
who needs dancing with the stars ~~~not me
@bze2nlz4 (cont) The Raiders in 1965 were a class act. Their early american costumes were real cool. Sadly, today's music just has no meaning or feeling to it. And I absolutely Hate Rap!!! Rap is not music!! Anyway, I'll get off my soap box and conclude by saying, Thank you Chris for sharing that wonderful comment and for all your wonderful comments. Have a wonderful day! :)
-Dean-
Was that Gary Lewis on the intro?
Each of us who enjoyed Paul Revere & the Raiders has their favorite Raiders
here a list of all the Raiders over the years, from Wikipedia, encyclopedia,
Paul Revere - keyboards (1958-1977; 1978-2014; his death)
Mark Lindsay - vocals, saxophone (1958-1975)
Robert White - guitar (1958-1961)
Richard White - guitar (1958-1961)
William Hibbard - bass guitar (1958-1961)
Dick Mcgarvin - drums (1958)
Red Hughes - vocals (1958)
David Bell - drums (1958-1959)
Jerry Labrum - drums (1959-1961)
Andrea Loper - vocals (1960)
Mike "Smitty" Smith - drums (1962-1967, 1971-1972; died 2001)
Ross Allemang - bass guitar (1962-1963)
Steve West - lead guitar (1962)
Pierre Ouellette (1963)
Dick Walker - lead guitar (1962-1963)
Charlie Coe - lead guitar (1963), bass guitar (1967-1968)
Drake "Kid" Levin - lead guitar (1963-1966, 1967; died 2009)
Mike "Doc" Holliday - bass guitar (1963-1965)
Phil "Fang" Volk - bass guitar (1965-1967)
Jim "Harpo" Valley - lead guitar (1966-1967)
Freddy Weller - lead guitar (1967-1973)
Joe Correro, Jr. - drums (1967-1971)
Keith Allison - bass guitar (1968-1975, died 2021)
Omar Martinez - drums, vocals (1971-1977, 1980-2006)
Robert Wooley - keyboards (1972-1977)
Doug Heath - lead guitar (1973-1976, 1978, 1980-2021)
Ron Foos - bass guitar (1975-1976, 1980- 2022)
Blair Hill - vocals (1978-1980)
Michael Bradley - vocals (1980-1983)
Carlo Driggs - vocals (1983-2004; died 2017)
Jamie Revere - guitar (1991-1997, 2013-2022)
Darrin Medley - vocals, drums (2004-2008)
Matt Fasekas - drums (2004-2009)
Darren Dowler - vocals, guitar (2008-2019)
Tommy Scheckel - drums (2009-2022)
that's a lot of Raiders
Lllllllk
At the 1:33 mark check out Drake leaping onto the table like a cat.
is one of the dancers Bobby Banas? sure looks like him
yeah it's him! seems he did a lot of work on hullabaloo!
That sure is a small stage
It was a Disco Club like setting for NBC 's television show called Hullabaloo 🎸
Thats Goldie Hawn on the far left! Great vid!
TigerTrak No not Goldie
I fell so OLD-- only 'cause I can't move like that anymore-- hahahahahaha
@bze2nlz4 Yes, it is sad about TV today. :( When I was growing up I was very much into game shows (ex: Jeopardy! With host Art Fleming; Hollywood Squares, with Peter Marshall, the list goes on.) Even cartoons were better in the '60's and '70's that today. Had I been born in, say, 1945, than I would be a young man in '65 instead of being a toddler, and I could have watched Paul Revere & The Raiders on "Action" and other variety shows at that time.
I like the fact that "Arizona" by Mark Lindsay is listed as the "Featured" video. That is so cool, especially since today is Mark's Birthday!
Bobby Banas' pony is better than ANY of the chicks' pony!! what a beautiful dancer!
Didn't know that was him... thanks for the info!
That's probably because a little guy like that wasn't interested in women at all. Not hip but simply Prissy
Does anyone know the make and model bass guitar that Fang is using?
To get a quicker response, he has his email add. on his website... this page: www.philfangvolk.com/fangandtheraiders.html. Also there's Facebook, his personal page "Phillip Volk" or ask to join the "Phil Fang Volk fans" group. I'd be willing to bet there are a few that know him and can get you an answer! Good luck :)
Tiger Trak, Goldie Hawn was never a Hullaballo dancer. That's not her.
Jerry Lewis----
he could be a teenager when he musta been about 50!
@Daniel Stump Actually, Jerry was 39 and Gary was 19, at the time of this taping in 1965.
Is there a way to digitally erase the shaking booties so I can see the band? ;)
That *was* one really irritating thing about Hullabaloo, lol!
+Katie Kintner Doesnt matter, they're not really playing instruments anyway!
Linda McDonald
+Linda McDonald I said SEE the band.
They pack the band into a closet then they place a dance troupe in front of them. Why even have the band ?
Not too familiar with the Hullabaloo tv show, are you? Lol.
@@60s70sVintageRock From what I remember we were more Shindig fans.
@@frankchambers8101 Shindig also (and lots of other shows of that time) had dancers on stage. In front of, in back of, and around the bands / singers. 'Tight quarters' on this particular stage set? Yes... but they sure didn't seem to mind! 😄
Looks like some pretty hefty go-go gals on this one.
Not bad, but it's another ripoff of roots music ala Elvis, Johnny Lee, etc. I wonder if Jesse Hill got anything from this? I doubt it. Listen to the original, and then check out the other classic New Orleans music from that era. Killer
@Bob C Ripoff? It's called a 'cover.' And in this case, there were more than a dozen. Covers have contributed to the evolution of the many 50's/60's 'roots' or genres of music.
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@@tamannaabedin2876 Sorry, didn't know what q meant. Lol.
The more covers of a song the more money the composer stood to make. I don't see the problem.
Revolting 40-year old Jerry Lewis trying to pick up some young stray.