Dearborn Music

After a spectacularly successful stint as the lead singer and saxophonist for Paul Revere And the Raiders, Mark Lindsay commenced a solo career for Columbia that cemented his reputation and legacy as one of the truly great pop-rock singers of the '60s and '70s. Now, for the first time, all of his singles for the label plus an unreleased track, a stunning version of Tim Hardin's "Reason to Believe", have been collected on to CD in one place in chronological order and in their original commercial format (which means mono on the first five tracks, stereo on the rest). Most of these original single mixes have never appeared on CD before. The accompanying booklet features photos from Mark's private archive, and liner notes by Ed Osborne that feature interviews not only with the artist himself but also with Jerry Fuller, Artie Butler and Tom Bahler, all of whom worked on these singles.