Shame on Capitol Records for letting a classy vocal group like The Kingston Trio get away.
You don't find records (or CDs) with this type of magnitude anymore.
- Larry Keenan
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Hi Jim:
No question HERE WE GO AGAIN (NBD) and NEW FRONTIER (NBJ) sounded amazing! Voyle Gilmore certainly deserved top marks for his producing skills!
With regards to NEW FRONTIER - John Stewart told Allan Shaw (Rediscover Music/Folk Era Records) everybody involved really worked hard on that album.
In fact, it was NEW FRONTIER which brought out John Stewart's confidence in the recording studio ----
supported by the first time John wrote the liner notes for a KINGSTON TRIO album.
Ironically, it was John Stewart who gave THE KINGSTON TRIO both album titles: HERE WE GO AGAIN (NBD)...and...NEW FRONTIER (NBJ).
I thought the KT's TIME TO THINK album was also very well recorded - and although haunted by sadness (JFK/Nov 22nd, 1963) ----
it became my favorite NBJ record. I also believe it was the first time Nick Reynolds wrote the liner notes for a KINGSTON TRIO album.
John Stewart gave a whoppingly strong performance in "Coal Tattoo" -> a song written by Billy Edd Wheeler in reference to coal miners and the invisible poor.
...from Jim Moran's CompVid101
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