Here We Go Again! cover

Here We Go Again!

The Kingston Trio · 1959

28 min · 12 tracks · traditional folk music

A lively blend of traditional folk melodies and harmonized vocals that invites listeners to sing along.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • sing-along friendly melodies
  • short bursts of energy
  • lively storytelling moments
  • for gatherings
  • quick, cheerful listening

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer longer, immersive albums
  • seek deep emotional exploration

Where this album fits

Themes
American folk storytelling· everyday anxieties· mid-century social change
Career context
Released on October 19, 1959, 'Here We Go Again!' was the Kingston Trio's fourth studio album, solidifying their status as leading figures in the folk revival movement. Following the success of their earlier albums, this release continued to build on their commercial appeal and showcased their ability to reinterpret American folk music for a contemporary audience.
Sounds like this from elsewhere
The Brothers Four by The Brothers Four — Features similar vocal harmonies and folk melodies, capturing a sense of Americana in their songs.
Joan Baez by Joan Baez — Presents poignant folk narratives with a strong emphasis on social issues and traditional melodies.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Molly Dee 1:45
  • 2 Across the Wide Missouri 3:02
  • 3 Haul Away 2:25
  • 4 The Wanderer 2:29
  • 5 ’Round About the Mountain 2:42
  • 6 Oleanna 1:56
  • 7 The Unfortunate Miss Bailey 2:18
  • 8 San Miguel 2:14
  • 9 E Inu Tatou E 1:54
  • 10 A Rollin’ Stone 2:36
  • 11 Goober Peas 2:21
  • 12 A Worried Man 2:52

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