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The Kingston Trio

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The success of their previous album and the single "Reverend Mr. Black" led to the apparently rushed recording of this album. For all of the feeling of a slapped together LP, right down to the crude artist's drawing of the group (which looks like the art found on the cover of one of those crude Coronet LPs), the singing and playing are fine. The major problem with the album is that too many of the songs here sound like they're stuck at (or shouldn't have gotten past) the demo stage, and probably wouldn't have if the group had been given the time to cut a proper LP. "Rider," "Sing Out," and "Desert Pete" work well; "Jackson," which was later a hit for Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, is interesting to hear; and "Ballad of the Thresher" is a decent example of the group embracing topicality in a song about the lost nuclear submarine. It was reissued in April 2000 paired with Kingston Trio #16.

© Bruce Eder /TiVo

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1
Desert Pete
00:02:46

Voyle Gilmore, Producer - BILLY EDD WHEELER, Composer - The Kingston Trio, MainArtist

℗ 1963 Capitol Records

2
Marcelle Vahine
00:01:46

August Goupil, Composer - Voyle Gilmore, Producer - The Kingston Trio, MainArtist

℗ 1963 Capitol Records

3
Sing Out
00:02:01

Mike Stewart, Composer - Voyle Gilmore, Producer - The Kingston Trio, MainArtist

℗ 1963 Capitol Records

4
Ballad Of The Thresher (Remastered)
00:02:57

Robert Norberg, Mastering Engineer, Remixer, StudioPersonnel - Voyle Gilmore, Producer - The Kingston Trio, MainArtist - Searcy Lee Johnson, Composer - Al Nilsen, Composer - Don Keyes, Composer

℗ 1993 Capitol Records, LLC

5
Blowin' In The Wind
00:02:46

Bob Dylan, Composer - Voyle Gilmore, Producer - The Kingston Trio, MainArtist - Kermit Walter, Producer

℗ 1963 Capitol Records

6
Goo Ga Gee
00:01:52

Mike Settle, Composer - Voyle Gilmore, Producer - The Kingston Trio, MainArtist

℗ 1963 Capitol Records

7
Jackson
00:02:31

Jerry Leiber, ComposerLyricist - Voyle Gilmore, Producer - BILLY EDD WHEELER, ComposerLyricist - The Kingston Trio, MainArtist

℗ 1990 Capitol Records

8
Two-Ten, Six-Eighteen
00:02:55

Rod McKuen, ComposerLyricist - Voyle Gilmore, Producer - The Kingston Trio, MainArtist

℗ 1963 Capitol Records, LLC

9
Those Brown Eyes
00:02:23

Voyle Gilmore, Producer - Guthrie, Composer - Darling, Composer - The Kingston Trio, MainArtist - Carey, Composer - Arkin, Composer

℗ 1963 Capitol Records

10
Those Who Are Wise
00:02:51

Voyle Gilmore, Producer - John Stewart, Composer - The Kingston Trio, MainArtist

℗ 1963 Capitol Records, LLC

11
Rider
00:02:54

Bob Shane, Composer - Voyle Gilmore, Producer - Judy Henske, Composer - Nick Reynolds, Composer - The Kingston Trio, MainArtist

℗ 1963 Capitol Records, LLC

Album review

The success of their previous album and the single "Reverend Mr. Black" led to the apparently rushed recording of this album. For all of the feeling of a slapped together LP, right down to the crude artist's drawing of the group (which looks like the art found on the cover of one of those crude Coronet LPs), the singing and playing are fine. The major problem with the album is that too many of the songs here sound like they're stuck at (or shouldn't have gotten past) the demo stage, and probably wouldn't have if the group had been given the time to cut a proper LP. "Rider," "Sing Out," and "Desert Pete" work well; "Jackson," which was later a hit for Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, is interesting to hear; and "Ballad of the Thresher" is a decent example of the group embracing topicality in a song about the lost nuclear submarine. It was reissued in April 2000 paired with Kingston Trio #16.

© Bruce Eder /TiVo

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