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Kingston Trio

Stereo Concert-Plus [CD - 1st Japan Press - 1988 - Mint/Mint]

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Media: Mint / Sleeve, Insert & Obi: Mint Not a promo copy. A transparent & resealable outer sleeve is added for free to each CD. FAST SHIPPING AND CAREFULLY PACKED!

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Release date: Jan 1, 1988, Japan

1

Saro Jane

2

I Bawled

3

Banua

4

Three Jolly Coachmen

5

South Coast

6

Coplas

7

They Call The Wind Maria

8

Santy Anno

9

Pay Me My Money Down

10

Ruby Red

11

Watsha

12

Lei Pakalana

13

Zombie Jamboree

14

Tom Dooley

15

Little Maggie

16

Shady Grove/Lonesome Traveller

17

Bay Of Mexico

18

Saints Go Marching In

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Released in 1963, Stereo Concert-Plus captures the Kingston Trio’s live energy and polished harmonies during the height of the American folk revival. Recorded in stereo for enhanced audio immersion, the album blends concert favorites like "Tom Dooley" (their 1958 breakout hit) with fresh renditions of traditional folk tunes ("The Tijuana Jail") and contemporary folk standards ("Where Have All the Flowers Gone?"). The trio’s signature guitar-and-banjo arrangements, tight vocal interplay, and playful stage banter highlight their role in popularizing folk music for mainstream audiences. A nostalgic snapshot of pre-Bob Dylan folk, this live album solidified their legacy as pioneers who bridged traditional roots and commercial success.