Music CD - The Kingston Trio: Twice Upon a Time

	Music CD: Twice Upon a Time Artist: The Kingston Trio List Price: $12.98 Our Price: $8.31 Your Save: $ 4.67 ( 36% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: Collector's Choice
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Tracks: 1. Introduction [Live] 2. Hard Travelin' [Live] 3. Intro to M.T.A. [Live] 4. M.T.A. [Live] 5. Intro to Where I'm Bound [Live] 6. Where I'm Bound [Live] 7. They Call the Wind Maria [Live] 8. Intro to The Merry Minuet [Live] 9. Merry Minuet [Live] 10. Intro to Hanna Lee [Live] 11. Hanna Lee [Live] 12. Greenback Dollar [Live] 13. Intro to Thirsty Boots [Live] 14. Thirsty Boots [Live] 15. Roving Gambler/This Train [Live][Medley] 16. Intro to Tom Dooley [Live] 17. Tom Dooley [Live] 18. Intro to Reuben James [Live] 19. Reuben James [Live] 20. Intro to Goodnight Irene [Live] 21. Goodnight Irene [Live] 22. Intro to Hit and Run [Live] 23. Hit and Run [Live] 24. Intro to Where Have All the Flowers Gone [Live] 25. Where Have All the Flowers Gone [Live] 26. Intro to Little Maggie [Live] 27. Little Maggie [Live] 28. Intro to The Spinnin' of the World [Live] 29. Spinnin' of the World [Live] 30. Intro to Scotch and Soda [Live] 31. Scotch and Soda [Live] 32. Intro to When the Saints Go Marching In [Live] 33. When the Saints Go Marching In [Live] 34. Tomorrow Is a Long Time [*][Multimedia Track]
Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0617742088120 Format: Enhanced Label: Collector's Choice Manufacturer: Collector's Choice Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Collector's Choice Release Date: 2008-02-12 Studio: Collector's Choice
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Great CD Comment: I bought this for my husband who is a huge Kingston Trio Fan. It had songs on it that he had never heard of, which surprised him. He loves it. Customer Rating: Summary: Kingston Trio Comment: It's OK. I still enjoy the beginning of the Trio's musical career. Sometimes performances come off as short. Customer Rating: Summary: The ALTERNATE Sahara-Tahoe Show Comment: "Once Upon a Time" was a two-record concert album of the Kingston Trio in the big showroom at the Sahara Tahoe, up there in the piney woods beside the big Sierra lake. It went on sale under the Tetragamatron label (Bill Cosby's record company) in 1969, three years after it was recorded. "OUAT" has finally been reissued on cd. But this cd isn't that 1969 recording. Rather, this is a new concert disk, recorded during the same stand (July 1966), and now released for the first time. Unlike it's big older brother, "Twice" has no overdubbing or echo-chamber polish. It's just the raw, unadulterated tape of one ST show that demonstrates -- yet again -- the Kingston Trio's amazing consistency in live performance: belting out material from a decade's worth of records, giving new twists to old jokes, and interacting energetically with an appreciative audience. Even on the multiple false starts and screwups of "Thirsty Boots" (a terrific song never released during the Trio's original, ten-year run), they never cease to be entertaining. John Stewart makes an exasperated exit, Reynolds complains that "somebody in the front row is tittering at me!" and the audience never stops laughing. The Kingston Trio, forty years after its 1967 breakup, is becoming the "Grateful Dead" of the early and middle 1960s: a steady flow of never-heard concert recordings crops up on Amazon and Collectors Choice, giving the original group a new, 21st-century lease on life. More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: 'Twice Upon a Time', an 18-song CD culled from the same 1966 series of live performances that produced the group's legendary 1969 double-album 'Once Upon a Time!' Return with Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane and John Stewart to the Sahara Tahoe for some memorable songs and very funny patter that wouldn't fit on the original release. The CD also includes a dynamic bonus video of the Trio performing Bob Dylan's 'Tomorrow Is a Long Time'. Re-captured in brilliant stereo sound by Grammy-nominated audio wiz Ron Furmanek, the Kingston Trio's 'Twice Upon a Time' more than holds its own as a companion disc to 'Once Upon a Time'.