VR&PS: Mark Lindsay interview on WFDU fm

Mark Lindsay, former lead singer and co-founder of Paul Revere & The Raiders, was a guest on the 8/11/2019 edition of 89.1 WFDU fm's "The Vintage Rock & Pop Shop" hosted by Ghosty. Topics discussed include the film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and the stories behind the songs "Hungry", "Good Thing" and "Mr. Sun, Mr. Moon".

[@vicky.trevino5322]

I'm very proud of you Mark Lindsay you gave me lots of joy for your singing with Raiders and slow . Thank you for your music.

[@ZanesZodiac]

Have been in luv with this guy since forever!!! So wonderful to hear this!!

[@heynowls3058]

Just saw Mark at Grammy Museum in LA tonight. He sang three songs from once upon a time in Hollywood. Tarantino was with him. What a night. Awesome. Thanks Mark.

[@MeDonnaBe]

Thank you for posting. I can't wait to hear Mark. I am very excited about this Podcast thing he's going to do. I hope it's as REAL as he suggests. We'll see. He does have some very interesting snippets through his life. He lived through a very interesting exciting time period. So many people he's known thru the years. Like I say....I can't wait. Come on Mark. Do this.

[@mariasandraamador9109]

Does he have his podcast available now?

[@MegaRareGem]

I look forward to reading your autobiography Mark. Hope it's out soon.

[@rebeccarawlings6846]

Too bad the podcast has never happened. Would love to hear his story.

[@janicesnyder9305]

For those who might not be aware, the "Terry" that Mark speaks of is Terry Melcher, son of Doris Day, and he was very much involved in their success. Dennis Wilson knew Charles Manson and introduced him to Terry. Terry wasn't impressed by Manson or his music, but at Manson's request, he drove Manson to the house on Cielo Drive were Melcher and Lindsay were living. So when Manson figured out that Melcher was just stringing him along, he sent his death crew to that house not knowing that their intended victims no longer lived there and Roman Pulanski and Sharon Tate did. The rest, as they say, is history

[@flowerchild1950]

Oh my😧

[@theGrape]

thanks for posting this - wasn't near my radio when it was live

[@tod3msn]

Mark was great back in the day. I really don’t understand why Paul Revere was so litigious with Drake, Fang and Smitty when they formed their band “The Brotherhood.” Their records as “The Brotherhood” are actually pretty good and 50 years later fans are getting to hear this music which was not heard in 1968 and 1969 when it came out. I still am a fan of Mark Lindsey all these years later. I hope he continues to tour.