Vinyl Album - The Kingston Trio - Once Upon A Time - Tetragrammaton

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Kingston Trio
Title:	Once Upon A Time
Label:	Tetragrammaton
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	TD-5101
Date:	Jun 1969
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Kingston Trio	Hard Travelin'	Woody Guthrie	Rate
A2	The Kingston Trio	Early Mornin' Rain	Gordon Lightfoot	Rate
A3	The Kingston Trio	The M.T.A. (The Boston Subway Song)	Jacqueline Steiner, Bess Hawes	Rate
A4	The Kingston Trio	Tomorrow Is A Long Time	Bob Dylan	Rate
A5	The Kingston Trio	Rovin' Gambler / This Train	Adaptation- Samuel F. Omar	Rate
B1	The Kingston Trio	Police Brutality	John Stewart	Rate
B2	The Kingston Trio	One Too Many Mornings	Bob Dylan	Rate
B3	The Kingston Trio	Colours	Donovan	Rate
B4	The Kingston Trio	A Day In Our Room	John Stewart	Rate
B5	The Kingston Trio	Tom Dooley	Collected, Adap. And Arr: Frank Warner, Lomax	Rate
B6	The Kingston Trio	Goodnight Irene	Huddie Ledbetter, John Lomax	Rate
C1	The Kingston Trio	Hard, Ain't It Hard	Woody Guthrie	Rate
C2	The Kingston Trio	Get Away John	Dave Guard	Rate
C3	The Kingston Trio	The Shape Of Things, The Ballad Of	Sheldon M. Harnick	Rate
C4	The Kingston Trio	Greenback Dollar	Hoyt Axton, Ken Ramsey	Rate
C5	The Kingston Trio	Babe, You've Been On My Mine (Mama,)	Bob Dylan	Rate
D1	The Kingston Trio	Tijuana Jail	Denny Thompson	Rate
D2	The Kingston Trio	Silicone Bust	John Stewart	Rate
D3	The Kingston Trio	I'm Goin' Home	Fred Geis	Rate
D4	The Kingston Trio	Where Have All The Flowers Gone?	Pete Seeger	Rate
D5	The Kingston Trio	Scotch And Soda	Dave Guard	Rate
D6	The Kingston Trio	Blind Date	John Stewart	Rate
D7	The Kingston Trio	When The Saints Go Marching In	New Ver And Arr. Frank Campbell	Rate

Notes

CB Album Reviews: June 28, 1969 (page 40)

Final live concerts of the Shane, Reynolds, and Stewart trio in July, 1966. Double album with sides 1 and 4 on disc 1, and sides 2 and 3 on disc 2. Inside the gatefold cover are 4 pages which I can't scan without damage to the cover.

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Comments and Reviews


Ed Pauli 26th Nov 2020		I doubt that either Capitol or Decca had the rights to it anyway. Certainly not Capitol. Decca may have still had the group under contract but by that time , their 4th DECCA LP had been released ( Crickets!!!!! ) so they may have not wanted to issue it. Even though I don't respect him anymore, Bill Cosby thankfully put this out- at the same time as his own 2 LP 8:15- 12:15 double set.



Bill Fick 17th Feb 2015		Recorded live at the Sahara Tahoe, June 1-22, 1966. Both Capitol & Decca declined to release it, wasn't released until June, 1969. Tracks B1, B4, D2 & D6 are not actual songs, but between-song bantering by John Stewart. There's been a CD released called "Twice Upon A Time", containing previously unreleased additional recordings from these shows.