A combination of Mark Lindsay's two most successful albums, this CD contains his two huge hits from 1970, Arizona and Silverbird, plus the minor hit Miss America. Lindsay, who was lead vocalist for The Raiders, had other chart entries in 1971 with the songs Are You Old Enough, Problem Child and Been Too Long On The Road but they're ommitted here. Fortunately the amazing Jimmy Webb song First Hymn From Grand Terrace, although not a hit, makes up for that. Lindsay's solo work was in the tradition of the pop vocalist unlike the sound of the Raiders which was harder edged. The song Arizona is a spectacular demonstration of his vocal skills, a true pop classic with its moody buildup, magnificent melody and soaring vocals. The other tracks are accomplished interpretations of sixties and seventies classics, like I'll Never Fall In Love Again, We've Only Just Begun, Bookends, Come Saturday Morning, Kristofferson's Sunday Morning Coming Down and Denver's Leaving On a Jet Plane. If you love obscure but unique talents from the late sixties and early seventies, you'll also appreciate the music of Lee Michaels, R. Dean Taylor and Michael Nesmith, all brilliant artists from the same era whose work has now been reissued on CD. And of course, also investigate the work of Paul Revere & The Raiders, an underrated band with a memorable sound who had great hits from the middle sixties up to 1971 when they reached number two on the Billboard Hot Hundred with John D. Loudermilk's Indian Reservation. Lindsay's work with The Raiders provides a completely different perspective on his musical abilities.