Vinyl Album - The Kingston Trio - The Kingston Trio - Capitol

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Kingston Trio
Title:	The Kingston Trio
Label:	Capitol
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	T-996
Date:	Jun 1958
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	17 Own
Price Guide:	$20
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PRICE GUIDE

$20

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Kingston Trio	Three Jolly Coachmen	Traditional Arr. Dave Guard	Rate
A2	The Kingston Trio	Bay Of Mexico	Traditional Arr. Dave Guard	Rate
A3	The Kingston Trio	Banua	Traditional Arr. Dave Guard	Rate
A4	The Kingston Trio	Tom Dooley	Traditional Arr. Dave Guard	8.0 Rate
A5	The Kingston Trio	Fast Freight	Terry Gilkyson	Rate
A6	The Kingston Trio	Hard, Ain't It Hard	Wood Guthrie	Rate
B1	The Kingston Trio	Saro Jane	Traditional Arr. And Adapted By Louis Gotlieb	Rate
B2	The Kingston Trio	Wreck Of The "John B"	Lee Hays, Carl Sandberg	8.0 Rate
B3	The Kingston Trio	Santy Anno	Traditional Arr. Dave Guard	8.0 Rate
B4	The Kingston Trio	Scotch And Soda	Dave Guard	8.0 Rate
B5	The Kingston Trio	Coplas	Traditional Arr. Dave Guard	Rate
B6	The Kingston Trio	Little Maggie	Traditional Arr. Dave Guard	Rate

Notes

Produced by Voyle Gilmore

Notes by Paul Speegle, Featured Columnist, San Francisco Call Bulletin. Back cover song titles for B2 and B3 differ from label song titles. Wreck of The "John B" vs Sloop John B, Santy Anno vs Santo Anno.

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Comments and Reviews


W.B.lbl 10th Oct 2015		And here is the proof that very first-pressings had the turquoise / aqua label. (Even better, a Scranton.)



Bill Fick 8th Nov 2014		Thanks, W.B. lbl. I always wondered if this was ever issued on the turquoise label. Earliest pressing I ever had was the 1st rainbow ("Long Playing...") label.



BEATLEJOHN 8th Nov 2014		That explains why the early LA pressings of The Beach Boys and Beatles Lps pre 1965 have the song titles shifted to the right.. (for a label design that didn't exist anymore!)...John



W.B.lbl 7th Nov 2014		Very first pressings, which were apparently very limited in amount of copies pressed, would have been on the dark turquoise label used on 'T' releases on Capitol prior to the advent of the first "rainbow" label as seen on the Scranton {Images #590330 & 590331}. Both {Images #506016 & 506017} and {Images #590332 & 590333} were Los Angeles pressing with Bert-Co typesetting (if you see the right side and the way the song selections were laid out, you can see how Bert-Co carried over the positioning from the 1959-61 "spire / Capitol at 9 o'clock" variant to the 1962 "Capitol at 12 o'clock" variant, as late as the end of 1964.



Trainman 7th Nov 2014		I added two additional label styles. I am not sure where they fit into the scheme of things. I would guess the "long playing high fidelity" would be the oldest, the logo on top the newest.

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Linked Releases

Canada - Capitol - 1958 [Mono]