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At Large/Here We Go Again (CD)

By: The Kingston Trio (Artist)

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DISC 1 for At Large/Here We Go Again (CD) Album By The Kingston Trio (Artist)
1   M. T. A.
2   All My Sorrows
3   Blow Ye Winds
4   Corey, Corey
5   Siene, The
6   I Bawled
7   Good News
8   Getaway John
9   Long Black Rifle, The
10   Early In The Mornin'
11   Scarlet Ribbons
12   Remember The Alamo
13   Molly Dee
14   Across The Wind Missouri
15   Haul Away
16   Wanderer, The
17   Round About The Mountain
18   Oleanna
19   Unfortunate Miss Bailey, The
20   San Miguel
21   E Inu Tatou E
22   Rolling Stone, A
23   Goober Peas
24   Worried Man, A
25   Worried Man, A - (Alternate Version)
26   Tijuana Jail, The
27   Oh Cindy
 

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Title Note

2 LPs on 1 CD: AT LARGE (1959)/HERE WE GO AGAIN! (1959).

The Kingston Trio: Dave Guard, Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane.

Additional personnel: David "Buck" Wheat (bass).



Recorded in New York, New York in February & May 1959. Originally released on Capitol (1199) and Capitol (1258).

As if to prove a point, this was the second album by the Trio that went to number 1 in the same year, in their homeland. Back in post-McCarthy America, the folk song had been far less complicated and more immediate. This was an era when right-on students and town dwellers began to look to folk as a focal point for social comment. Recreators such as the Kingstons, as well as authentic rural performers, opened up folk to an ever-expanding audience. With albums like this, folk for "pop thinkers" was being created and a whole movement had its foundations in back-to-basics, quickly formulated recordings. AT LARGE is a credit to its genre.

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