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1	Best of the Vanguard Years (2001) more music like this by The Weavers The Weavers' stint at Vanguard, it should be noted, took place after they had their big pop hits in the early 1950s. That might be construed as either an advantage or disadvantage, depending on your perspective. These are not the biggest-selling original versions of the staples of their repertoire, but they also feature only the group and their ... see all copies from $11.08! new only from $11.08!
2	Fire on the Strings (1957) more music like this by Joe Maphis Once upon a time, hotshot guitar pickers were a valued, though perhaps underrated, part of the country-western scene. Jimmy Bryant accompanied Speedy West on a number of historic sessions in the '50s, and Hee Haw alumnus Roy Clark made his first mark on the guitar. Among guitar heroes of the era, none loomed larger than Joe Maphis with his ... see all copies from $25.00!
3	The Weavers at Carnegie Hall, Vol. 2 (1960) more music like this by The Weavers By April 1, 1960, when they recorded their fifth Vanguard album (which was their third live disc and second to be recorded at Carnegie Hall), the Weavers had overcome the loss of Pete Seeger and fully integrated his replacement, Erik Darling, who proved a banjo virtuoso and exuberant humorist (listen to his kazoo solo on "Bill Bailey Come Home"). ... see all copies from $8.25! new only from $10.79!
4	Michael, Row the Boat Ashore: The Best of the Highwaymen (1992) more music like this by The Highwaymen Among the first successful folk groups, The Highwaymen emerged as leaders of the "hootenanny" movement of the '60s. Included is the immensely popular title song and 23 others. Roundup newsletter, All Music Guide see all copies from $6.00!
5	The Folk Hits Collection (2007) more music like this by The Highwaymen The Highwaymen are generally regarded as also-rans in what Martin Mull dubbed "the Folk Scare," but while Peter, Paul & Mary and the Kingston Trio are better remembered, these five earnest young men from Wesleyan University (Dave Fisher, Steve Butts, Bobby Burnett, Steve Trott, and Chan Daniels) made a handful of fine records between 1961 and 1964 ... see all copies from $10.47! new only from $10.47!
6	March On, Brothers (1963) more music like this by The Highwaymen see all copies from $18.00!

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