The Outlaws Ride Again - The Singles A's & B's (1961-64) Tracks: 1. Swingin' Low 2. Spring Is Near 3. Ambush 4. Indian Brave 5. Valley Of The Sioux 6. Crazy Drums 7. Last Stage West 8. Ku-Pow 9. Sioux Serenade 10. Fort Knox 11. Return Of The Outlaws 12. Texan Spiritual 13. That Set The Wild West Fr 14. Hobo 15. Law & Order 16. Do-Da-Day 17. Keep A Knockin' 18. Shake With Me Line up: Billy Kuy - lead guitar on tracks 1-6 Chas Hodges - bass on 1-10 Reg Hawkins - rhythm guitar on 1-6 Bobby Graham - drums on 1-6 Roger Mingay - lead guitar on tracks 7-10 Ken Lundgren - rhythm guitar on 7-10 Don Groom - drums on 7-10 Ritchie Blackmore - lead guitar on 11-18 Mick Underwood - drums on 11-17 Record Label / Year of Release: See For Miles 1990 Notes: The Outlaws -- not to be confused with the American country act of the same name -- were one of a wave of instrumental groups that came along in British pop/rock music during the late 1950's and early 1960's. The Outlaws were distinguished by the unique sound of their records, courtesy of producer Joe Meek, and the presence of three top-flight players, one near-legend (Bobby Graham), and one future guitar god, Ritchie Blackmore, in their ranks. Blackmore's move, into ex-Searcher Chris Curtis's stillborn band Roundabout, and the resulting formation of Deep Purple, led to Blackmore's becoming one of the most lionized (if not respected) guitarists of the late 1960's, and helped keep the Outlaws from vanishing into the confusing mass of Joe Meek's history. Tracks 1-6 original released as 7 inch record in 1961, Tracks 7-10 in 1962, Tracks 11-16 in 1963 and Tracks 17-18 in 1964.