The Lost Masters 1969–1972
The Kingston Trio · 1997
34 min · 11 tracks · traditional folk music
A nostalgic collection of folk melodies infused with storytelling and harmonies that echo the heart of American music.
Why this album works
'The Lost Masters' is significant as it showcases previously unheard recordings from a pivotal era in the band's history, contributing to the ongoing interest in folk music. The album serves as a bridge between past and present, highlighting the enduring legacy of The Kingston Trio within the genre and receiving positive reviews from critics who appreciated its historical context.
- Best for
- nostalgic storytelling through melodies steady mid-tempo group sing-alongs easygoing background for gatherings
- Context
- Released in 1997, 'The Lost Masters 1969–1972' comes during a period of revival for The Kingston Trio, following their earlier successes in the late 1950s and early 1960s. By this time, the group had seen various lineup changes and was attempting to reconnect with both old fans and new audiences through unearthing previously unreleased material.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Isabel Parra· Ángel Parra· Víctor Jara
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 You're the One Standout 2:43
- 2 Nellie 2:47
- 3 Sold American Standout 3:12
- 4 Peace Loving Gentleman 3:00
- 5 Rubber Car 2:52
- 6 Oldest Living Son 3:06
- 7 I'll Find You 2:43
- 8 Smokin' Grapevine 3:16
- 9 I'm on My Way Back Home 2:54
- 10 Minstrel Man 3:00
- 11 The Dutchman Standout 5:17
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