"Riff-Raff Rider" genre: Rock
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	A rocker originally written and released in 1984 on Jyck Records by the Knights when they were known as The Mountain Riff-Raff. It was dedicated to all the bikers who roamed the east side of the Sandia Mountains located just east of Albuquerque.
	MP3.com CD: LOBO POWER - buy it! CD: Lobo Power   Label: Lance Records (L-2005) Credits: words - Dick Stewart; music - Dick Stewart and Jim Deaton; Lead Vocal - Jim Magoon; lead guitar - Jason Stewart; back-up vocals - the Stewarts
	Story Behind the Song Harleys and those who rode them played a major role in the mountain riff-raff society on the east side of the Sandia Mountains just east of Albuquerque during the '80s and early '90s. Long time friend and biker, Ger Bornmann gave Dick Stewart the inspiration for this tune. Says Stewart, "Ger is the original Riff-Raff Ryder and the vocabulary on this song is his as well as the attitude."

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