Paul Revere and The Raiders’ Electrifying Rendition of “Good Thing”

“Good Thing” is a song by the American rock band Paul Revere & the Raiders. It was released in 1966 and became one of their biggest hits. Written by Mark Lindsay and Terry Melcher, “Good Thing” features a catchy and energetic melody with a prominent horn section, characteristic of the band’s garage rock sound.

The song’s lyrics express the narrator’s excitement and joy about being in love, emphasizing the positive impact the relationship has on their life.

With its upbeat tempo and infectious rhythm, “Good Thing” became a favorite among fans and received significant airplay on radio stations.

“Good Thing” climbed the charts, reaching the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song’s success further solidified Paul Revere & the Raiders’ reputation as one of the prominent bands of the 1960s garage rock and pop rock scenes. Its catchy hooks, spirited performance, and memorable melody have made “Good Thing” a classic example of the band’s musical style and its enduring popularity in the 1960s music landscape.