Mark Lindsay - Co-Founder and Original Lead Singer of Paul Revere & the Raiders
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Welcome to THE OFFICIAL SITE OF MARK LINDSAY 

Mark is a Solo Artist, Songwriter, and Producer, as well as Co-Founder / Original Lead Singer of Paul Revere & the Raiders from its inception through January 1975. His voice is heard on all of the Raiders' 16 Top 20 hits, including many which have earned Gold and Platinum Awards. And now, he's also the host of his own radio show, AMERICAN REVOLUTION, on SiriusXM in Little Steven's Underground Garage on Channel 21.



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NEWS


SILVER BIRD and THE GRAY MAN MOVIE

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Mark's 1970 hit single SILVER BIRD is in the new mega-budget Netflix movie THE GRAY MAN, starring Ryan Gosling, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Billy Bob Thornton, and Julia Butters. Based on The Gray Man novels by Mark Greany (available HERE), the movie uses Mark's song in two pivotal scenes, and shows his name on its picture sleeve as well. The song's important placements in the movie has resulted in massive exposure for it, according to Screen Crush: "The movie was among the top ten films on Netflix in 93 different countries including Austria, Panama, Luxembourg, Egypt, Kenya, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Morocco, and of course the United States. Of those 93 countries, it was the #1 film in 84 different nations." It began streaming on Netflix on July 22nd.

​So far, Silver Bird has hit #1 on Billboard's LyricFind Global chart, #3 on iTunes Rock chart, and #46 on iTunes All-Genre chart. Check out the movie trailer below, and be sure to catch it on Netflix!

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MARK'S NEW RADIO SHOW ON SIRIUSXM

Be sure to catch Mark's weekly radio show beginning May 28th on SiriusXM, AMERICAN REVOLUTION, every Saturday morning from 10AM to Noon Eastern Time, in Little Steven's Underground Garage. You can listen in your car on Channel 21 or stream it on the SiriusXM app. The show will be archived and you'll be able to listen to the last 2-3 shows on demand. Just search "American Revolution" on the SiriusXM app.
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Every Saturday at noon, at the end of the broadcast, check out the Show Notes on the American Revolution page here on Mark's website for the playlist, and a deeper dive into this week's show.

AN EVENING WITH QUENTIN TARANTINO AND FRIENDS

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Mark joined Quentin Tarantino and rock critic David Wild on stage at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles on October 2, 2019 to discuss the Once Upon A Time in Hollywood Soundtrack. Quentin is a big ML/Raider fan, which he proved by being able to sing the opening to "I Don't Want Nobody To Lead Me On" (from the Goin' To Memphis LP), discuss "Ooh Poo Pah Doo" (from Here They Come), and heap praise on Mark's and Michael Lewis' score for Shogun Assassin...which you'll hear as part of a TV scene in his Kill Bill 2.

​In case the evening couldn't get more surreal, Wu-Tang Clan (who sampled the Shogun Assassin score heavily in their critically acclaimed Liquid Swords project), joined Mark back in the green room, where he and RZA discussed the myriad of synthesizers used in the original score. Check out the Los Angeles Times for the full review.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD Movie and Soundtrack

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Mark is extremely honored to have four Raider songs included in Quentin Tarantino's new blockbuster movie, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. When you see the movie, you'll hear Good Thing (written by Mark with Terry Melcher), which was also used extensively in the movie trailers. In addition, Hungry (Mann-Weil), It's Happening [Happening 68] and Mr Sun Mr Moon (both written by Mark) are all featured, with the latter two songs being part of a vintage Raiders' performance video clip from the Happening TV show co-hosted by Mark. Three of the songs (Good Thing, Hungry, and Mr Sun Mr Moon) are included on the official movie soundtrack.





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