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1	The Essential Kingston Trio (2006) more music like this by The Kingston Trio 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 ... see all copies from $22.14! new only from $22.14!
2	The Capitol Years (1995) more music like this by The Kingston Trio A mammoth four-CD, 107-song box set of their most famous and commercially successful work, recorded for Capitol between the late 1950s and mid-'60s. All of the big hits are here, as well as key album cuts and a whopping 33 previously unreleased studio and live tracks. Collectors will appreciate the inclusion of rarities by related groups like Dave ... see all copies from $53.05! new only from $53.05!
3	Capitol Collectors Series (1990) more music like this by The Kingston Trio The first serious compilation of the Kingston Trio's work is broader than any of the various "best of" albums that ever showed up on LP, although it also lacks some important tracks that were on those 12" discs ("Take Her Out of Pity" is especially missed). The Dave Guard era is especially well represented and at the time of this disc's release, ... see all copies from $5.99! new only from $9.55!
4	Sold Out/String Along (1992) more music like this by The Kingston Trio 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 ... see all copies from $8.38! new only from $14.81!
5	The Folk Years [Box Set] (2003) more music like this by Various Artists Time-Life's The Folk Years is a massive survey of folk, pop-folk, and folk-rock from the 1950s and 1960s spread out over eight discs. At 15 songs per CD -- equaling 120 total -- this chronicle offers a healthy sampling of popular folk music covering dozens of known and forgotten singers and bands. The emphasis of the collection is on popular folk ... see all copies from $96.36! new only from $96.36!
6	Original (1996) more music like this by The Kingston Trio The Dutch Kingston Trio collection The Original offers 20 of the Kingston Trio's best-known performances, including "Tom Dooley," "M.T.A.," "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" and "This Land is Your Land." With a tracklisting similar to Capitol's Collector's Series compilation, Story offers an enjoyable, if simplified, retrospective of the Trio's ... see all copies from $2.98!
7	The Guard Years (1997) more music like this by The Kingston Trio For anyone who thought the four-disc The Capitol Years was overkill, along comes Bear Family with this superb ten-CD set (with a 108-page hardcover book). The fact that nine of these ten discs contain material intended for release over a period of just four years is an indicator of the demand for their music -- the Kingston Trio was the first ... see all copies from $212.95! new only from $212.95!
8	Sold Out (1960) more music like this by The Kingston Trio Though the packaging might seem to imply that this is a live album, the 12 tracks are definitely studio cuts -- meaning that, as always, the very slick and studied Kingston Trio sound is intact. The majority of those songs are spirited and up-tempo, such as the classic "El Matador" and the banjo-driven "Don't Cry Katie," though the collection does ... see all copies from $4.99!
9	Tom Dooley and Other Hits (1995) more music like this by The Kingston Trio The Kingston Trio (Dave Guard, Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane) was the biggest folk group in the world between 1957 and 1963, and while detractors questioned the group's authenticity, there is no denying that the trio's reconfigured versions of folk gems like "Tom Dooley" (a huge commercial smash in 1958) helped pave the way for Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, ... see all copies from $1.99!
10	Greatest Hits [Compendia] (2005) more music like this by The Kingston Trio The Kingston Trio (Dave Guard, Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane) was the biggest folk group in the world between 1957 and 1963, and while detractors questioned the group's authenticity, there is no denying that the trio's reconfigured versions of folk gems like "Tom Dooley" (a huge commercial smash in 1958) helped pave the way for Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, ... see all copies from $7.44! new only from $7.44!
11	The Folk Years: Yesterday's Gone (2002) more music like this by Various Artists Time-Life Music's The Folk Years: Yesterday's Gone is the second album in a four-volume set that surveys the 1960s folk revival in a manner typical of the Time-Life approach to compilations generally. That is to say that the selections consist mostly of hit singles; of the 30 tracks spread across two discs here, 24 were singles that made the ... see all copies from $2.67! new only from $9.73!

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