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The Greatest Hits [Curb]
(1990)
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The Kingston Trio
Greatest Hits collects 12 tracks recorded during the Kingston Trio's tenure with Capitol Records in the '50s and '60s, including the original versions of "Tom Dooley," "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" "A Worried Man," and "Scotch and Soda." This collection is a good bargain for the budget-conscious. ~ Al Campbell, All Music Guide
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California Bloodlines
(1969)
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John Stewart
Issued in 1969, California Bloodlines is regarded by many to be singer/songwriter John Stewart's finest work. That's debatable, but it is a hell of an album. Stewart, who had finally left behind the Kingston Trio to pursue a solo career, solidified it here. Well known as the guy who wrote "Daydream Believer" for the Monkees, Stewart proved to be a ...
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Bombs Away Dream Babies
(1979)
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John Stewart
After departing the Kingston Trio and struggling for more than a decade to find success with his critically acclaimed folk albums, John Stewart finally reached his commercial peak with 1979's Bombs Away Dream Babies. It hit the Top Ten and temporarily turned him into a "new" pop star at age 40. Stewart's folk leanings are evident on this album, ...
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Where Have All the Flowers Gone: The Songs of Pete Seeger
(1998)
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Various Artists
After listening to this multi-artist two-CD celebration of Pete Seeger's songs, you'll be delighted to read in the liner notes that it's "just the beginning of at least four volumes." Producer Jim Musselman calls the package a "labor of love," and that's clearly what it was. Musselman did a terrific job of choosing the songs from Seeger's vast ...
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Greatest Hits [Cema]
(1995)
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The Kingston Trio
CEMA Special Markets ' Greatest Hits may not be a comprehensive collection -- such essentials as "Scotch and Soda" and "Greenback Dollar" are missing, for instance -- but it does have a good cross-section of popular Kingston Trio tunes, including "Tom Dooley," "Tijuana Jail," "Where Have All the Flowers Gone," "M.T.A.," "A Worried Man," "El ...
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The Kingston Trio at Large/Here We Go Again! [Collectors' Choice]
(2001)
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The Kingston Trio
The licensing and reissue gurus at Collectors' Choice Music wisely picked up this Kingston Trio two-fer, which Capitol Records originally released in 1992 before deleting it from their catalog several years later. As the Kingston Trio at Large (1959) and Here We Go Again! (1959) collectively occupied the top spot on the 1959 LP chart for half the ...
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The Essential Kingston Trio
(2006)
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The Kingston Trio were the planet's most successful vocal group from 1958 until around 1962, and if they didn't exactly start the urban folk revival, they were instrumental in its sudden accessibility, as labels scrambled to sign up every acoustic player in sight to cash in on the Trio's marketability. This was a group that placed four albums ...
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The Earth Rider - The Essential John Stewart 1964-1979
(2003)
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John Stewart
If ever there was an enigma in American music, John Stewart is it. How many people can claim to have been the last member of the Kingston Trio and become its frontman, to have been the official musician for the Robert Kennedy campaign, to write hits for the Monkees and Fleetwood Mac, to be admired by Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Kinky Friedman, ...
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The Day the River Sang
(2006)
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John Stewart
Singer/songwriter John Stewart's musical career reaches back to the early '60s with the Kingston Trio, and so a new collection of his songs, presented with fairly basic arrangements, must seem like something of a homecoming. Stewart's smoky, weathered vocals (with just a touch of reverb added) brings an authentic style to "Baby, It's You," ...
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Kingston Trio #16/Sunny Side!
(2000)
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The Kingston Trio
The pairing of these two albums makes sense in that they followed each other very closely in recording date (early/middle 1963) and also in the choice of material ("Desert Pete" from Sunny Side! was a conscious attempt to emulate the success of "Reverend Mr. Black" from Kingston Trio #16). The strength of Kingston Trio #16 more than makes up for ...
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Something Special/Back in Town
(2000)
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The Kingston Trio
Mail-order label Collectors' Choice Music licensed two albums from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets by the Kingston Trio's second lineup of Bob Shane, Nick Reynolds, and John Stewart on this two-fer release. Something Special was originally released in the summer of 1962 and found Stewart, the replacement for original member Dave Guard, well ...
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Close-Up/College Concert
(2000)
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The Kingston Trio
The first two Kingston Trio albums from the John Stewart-era in the group's history, paired together on one CD. The two albums (both of which reached number three on the charts in 1961 and 1962, respectively) represented a look forward and back, introducing some gorgeous new songs by Stewart on the studio album and adding fresh interpretations of ...
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New Frontier/Time to Think
(2000)
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The Kingston Trio
These two albums paired on one CD make for a strange pair of bookends, since the title song of The New Frontier was John Stewart's salute to the Kennedy era and the penultimate song on Time to Think was Stewart's memorial to the late president. The mix of songs is extremely diverse and, if not the group's ideal repertory, shows off their ability ...
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Sold Out/String Along
(1992)
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By 1959, the Kingston Trio had reached mass popularity, won a Grammy, and had even begun to record their music in stereo. While their reign as the world's most popular folk act remained unchallenged, many within the folk community were critical of the group. Writers in magazines like Sing Out! argued that the trio's music had little to do with ...
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The Last Campaign
(1985)
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John Stewart
The Last Campaign, issued in 1985 on John Stewart's Home Records label, is an album of songs written during and about the presidential campaign of Robert Kennedy that ended in his assassination. Stewart and Buffy Ford traveled with Kennedy, playing on flatbed trucks from the backs of trains, on stages at rallies, anywhere they could. Some of the ...
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Treasure Chest
(1993)
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The Kingston Trio
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Willard/California Bloodlines
(2002)
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John Stewart
In 2002, BGO released Willard/California Bloodlines, which contained two albums -- Willard (1970, originally released on Capitol) and California Bloodlines (1969, also originally on Capitol) -- by John Stewart on one compact disc. ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide
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Sunstorm [2003 Reissue]
(2003)
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John Stewart
When John Stewart moved to Warner Brothers in 1971, his first album for the label, The Lonesome Picker Rides Again, stuck closely to the formula of his Capitol albums, but the performances were far more energetic. Continuing to record in California, Sunstorm uses many of the same musicians who appeared on Stewart's previous records, but there are ...
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The Best of the Decca Years
(1998)
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The Kingston Trio
By the time the Kingston Trio ended up on Decca in early 1964, they were already established stars of the folk music set. But as a commercial entity, they had arguably peaked, losing original member Dave Guard and replacing him with John Stewart. But the group soldiered on for four more studio albums and the best of it is collected here on this 16 ...
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Super Hits of the '70s: Have a Nice Day, Vol. 22
(1993)
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Various Artists
This volume in Rhino's Super Hits of the '70s series may prove especially gratifying, not only for the songs themselves -- there are a lot of tracks here that one might like owning but wouldn't necessarily purchase specifically -- but also for heralding the end of the disco boom; there was, indeed, a morning after the long night. There's some ...
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Signals through the Glass
(1968)
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John Stewart/Buffy Ford
Stewart's first album after leaving the Kingston Trio wasn't precisely a solo endeavor, as it was billed to both him and his wife, Buffy Ford, who often sings both harmony and lead vocals on the LP. Still, Stewart wrote all of the songs, and it's his singer/songwriter vision that dominates the record. It's an interesting but curious effort, very ...
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Children of the Morning
(1966)
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The Kingston Trio
Children of the Morning was the final studio album by the Kingston Trio in its original continuity -- they recorded a live album that Decca Records declined to release, which was eventually licensed to Tetragrammaton Records, but this was their last new work. At the time, as is recalled in the notes, music was changing around them almost faster ...
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John Stewart & Darwin's Army
(1999)
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John Stewart & Darwin's Army
Contemporary folk master John Stewart organized the quartet John Stewart & Darwin's Army, and the group's self-titled 1999 album became the singer/songwriter/guitarist's first band effort since leaving the Kingston Trio more than three decades earlier. Joining Stewart are his wife, vocalist Buffy Stewart, vocalist/guitarist John Hoke, and vocalist ...
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The Last Month of the Year
(1960)
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The Kingston Trio
An essential part of any Christmas album collection, these are true Christmas folk songs, from spirituals to Old English rounds. ~ David A. Milberg, All Music Guide
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The Best of the Kingston Trio, Vol. 2
(1965)
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