 | The Last Month of the Year [Read More ...]
Great Trio, Good Music:What can I say? Seasonal songs sung in excellent harmony by The Kingston Trio. |
 | Kingston Trio Greatest Hits [Read More ...]
Description: By 1958 "Tom Dooley" was already in circulation in the growing folk movement, but it was the Kingston Trio's hit that ignited the boom. These three clean-cut Hawaii residents may not have looked like accomplished musicians, but they were. David Guard first learned the open-G Haw... |
 | The Essential Kingston Trio [Read More ...]
Description: The Kingston Trio was one of the biggest pop acts of the late ’50s and early ’60s, with no less than 14 Billboard Top Ten albums, including five that reached Number One. The two-time Grammy® award-winning group jump-started the folk movement, with hits such as "Scotch and So... |
 | The Kingston Trio - All-time Greatest Hits [3 CD Set] [Read More ...]
3-cd set; 12 tracks on each disc |
 | The Kingston Trio/...From the "Hungry i" [Read More ...]
Description: Capitol's From the Hungry I/Kingston Trio combines the group's first two albums on this excellent single disc. Among the highlights are Bay of Mexico, Tom Dooley, Fast Freight, Hard, Ain't It Hard, Scotch and Soda, Wimoweh (Mbube) and New York Girls. 27 tracks in all. Collect... |
 | Sold Out/String Along [Read More ...]
Sold Out YES, String Along NO:I think they couldn't sell the utterly anemic String Along album without linking it to the much better Sold Out album. |
 | The Kingston Trio at Large/Here We Go Again! [Read More ...]
Review: most influential record for me:to be pretentious -
I must state I am more influenced by this combination record set than any other music. specifically, at large.
there is 'early in the morning'
my father was in a defense job and he stressed vigilance, protectiveness, and rel... |
 | Capitol Collectors Series [Read More ...]
Memory Lane:Every single track in this CD takes me back in time and space, bringing back treasured faces, places, and events. |
 | Two Classic Album from The Kingston Trio: Close-Up/College Concert [Read More ...]
Review: Trio rocks! :This is another great 2fer from Collector's Choice. I like both of them very much, with a special nod going to College Concert. Recorded in 1962, it shows the Trio sounded pretty much the same as they did in the studio. Their energy is incredible, and the sinceri... |
 | Make Way/Goin' Places [Read More ...]
As Good as Ever:Love this CD! It brings back memories of my favorite group and I find myself singing with them just as I used to do way back when. This music sounds as great today as it did back in the 60s. |
 | The Capitol Years [Read More ...]
Description: At 4 discs and over 100 digitally remastered songs--many previously unreleased--this is the definitive Kingston Trio collection, probably more music than a casual listener needs, but precious for any fan. Although almost exclusively traditional--exceptions like "Seasons in the S... |
 | Once Upon a Time [Read More ...]
Description: One of the group's classic (and most requested) albums, their 1966 double-LP Once Upon a Time, recorded live at the Sahara Tahoe in Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Originally intended as the Trio's parting shot for their 1967 farewell tour, it remained unreleased until it appeared in the sum... |
 | Nick, Bob & John: The Final Concert [Read More ...]
Description: Though the trio said that this concert farewell felt like "being at your own funeral," the spirit of the performance was more like a raucous Irish wake. By the time Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane, and John Stewart decided to disband in 1967, the hits were distant memories and the musi... |
 | New Frontier/Time to Think [Read More ...]
Review: Best of the John Stewart Era:These two albums from '62 and '63 are probably the best of the John Stewart era (1962-67) of the The Kingston Trio -- brimming with the optimism of a new generation and JFK's New Frontier, and then forlornly ruminating in the aftermath of JFK's assass... |
 | The Lost 1967 Album: Rarities, Vol. 1 [Read More ...]
Description: With the first in our series of releases of never-before-heard Kingston Trio material, we brought you the last concert that Bob Shane, Nick Reynolds and John Stewart performed together; now, we bring you the last STUDIO recordings they made together! Taped between January 5 and M... |
 | Something Special/Back in Town [Read More ...]
Review: Uneven but fun:My three-star ranking here represents the mean of these two albums together. Something Special is, despite what the title may indicate, nothing special, and while I wouldn't say it's bad, I've only given it a single listen. But Back in Town is an album I love. I... |
 | Turning Like Forever: Rarities, Vol. 2 [Read More ...]
Description: You have spoken, and we have heard! Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane, and John Stewart return with another exclusive Collectors' Choice Music collection of previously unreleased Kingston Trio recordings: 'Turning Like Forever: Kingston Trio Rarities Volume Two'. We've taken the title fro... |
 | The Kingston Trio: Greatest Hits - 3 CDs Plus Bonus DVD [Read More ...]
The Kingston Trio Greatest Hits on 3 CDs, Plus Bonus DVD "50 Years of Havin' Fun"! |
 | Kingston Trio #16/Sunny Side! [Read More ...]
Kingston Trio #16/sunny Side:The sound of the music on the CD is better than the original records. I have bought several of the Kingston Trio CDs and have not been disappointed with any of them. Great CD and great price. |
 | Live at the Santa Monica Auditorium [Read More ...]
Review: The Guard Years!!!:What a great time in America! It was the Golden Age(around 1957 to Nov.22 1963) and sadly we'll never see times like that again. You can't roll back the march of time but you can listen to this great CD! For me the KT with Dave Guard was it! Just wasn't a fan o... |
