This page is dedicated to the FIRST Raider band I seen live! This picture you see here is in Kings Island Amusement Park near Cincinnati, Ohio on July 4th, 1976. Just a little over a year when Mark Lindsay left The Raiders. This was a very tight band. They all could play and play they did. The sound on this day though was much to be desired. The Raiders were the first national act to play at this park. So, they had a small sound set up and the stage was right in front of the water fall. LOL!!  Electric and WATER!! OK! After this show, the park built an amphitheater that has since been closed down. Right after the first of two shows that day, I went to a gift shop to see if they were selling raiders t shirts. I turned around and Paul's new wife Sony burned me with her cigarette. Paul gave me a free t shirt of The Raiders because of that. She didn't really burn me at all to be honest. I taped both shows on my audio tape recorder. And I took a picture with my friend Bobby Wooley!  The show you are hearing here is what this band sounded like in those days. Enjoy!!    :)   P.S. There has been some controversy as who's pictures these belong to & who recorded this concert. They are mine. I was at 6 Flags in St. Louis in 1975 and recorded what you are hearing here. And the pictures you are seeing are pictures I TOOK. These are not pictures I got from the internet. 

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Robert (Bob) Wooley, age 70, of Henderson, passed away on February 4, 2021 in Henderson, NV. Robert was born in Coral Gables, FL to Stuart and Mary Iris Wooley on April 8, 1950.

Bob, or “Bobby”, as he was known by those close to him, was a talented musician and shared his gifts with audiences around the world. He toured with various bands as a keyboardist and synthesist in the 1970s and 80s. Some bands he toured with were Peach, Paul Revere and The Raiders, and Tom Jones. He also performed as a local entertainer and solo act, singing and playing as a “lounge lizard” through the 1990s in Reno and Las Vegas, NV. Bob also volunteered his time and musical abilities to Central Christian Church, where he played keyboards, organ, and piano in the main service for many years. He spent many hours practicing and sharing his faith with others at Central’s Henderson Campus. Bob also had a successful career as a salesman. He placed several times as a top grossing associate nationally in the workplace. He sold water treatment systems through companies RainSoft and H2O to Go during southern Nevada’s booming growth in the 1990s and 2000’s. Bob used his musical expertise in any way he could, even through his sales work, writing catchy jingles and songs for his employers. Bob also wrote “The Henderson Song,” a piece about how much he loved the city of Henderson, NV and raising his two daughters there. The song was recognized by The Henderson Chamber of Commerce as the official city song for several years.

Bob took pride in raising his two daughters. He was active in their lives offering support in their schooling and extra-curricular activities. He encouraged his daughters to be active members of the church and local community. Bob also took many memorable family vacations with his daughters, guiding them through unique experiences to broaden their knowledge and share the beauty of the natural world. Some trips were also shared with the family dog, as Bob was an animal lover. He was proud of his daughters and they loved him very much. He will be deeply missed.

Bob is preceded in death by his mother Mary Iris Dennis, his father Stuart Wooley, and brother Thor Wooley.

Bob is survived by daughters Meagan Wooley and Maranda Wooley-Hicks, their mother Lanis Wooley, his brother Val Wooley, his sisters Denise Wilsey and Tina Wooley-Brooks, and his sons-in-law Christopher Woolford and Kevin Hicks.

A Celebration of Life Service will be held 11AM Thursday April 8th, 2021 at Central Christian Church on what would have been Bob’s 71st birthday. The service will be officiated by Pastor Mike Ellingsen of Central Christian Church.

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