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I come back to this version of "Zombie Jamboree", sung by this Kingston Trio, for the sound and energy. Honestly, this is as much fun to hear as the original's.
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I bought thier greatist hits album back in the early 1960s. and still have the album.
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Super cool! I loved listening to them when I was a kid.
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So happy people know this song! I Do . The first harmonica song I played was Hang down your head Tom Dooley.
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Love these guys. Another very enjoyable version of this song was done by Rockapella in the 1990s.
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i am 14 years old and I love this song.
my parents and my freinds say I am crazy , because I still hear Punk-Rock but they are really good
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The original Kingston Trio (Dave Guard, Nick Reynolds, and Bob Shane) made this version popular around 1958. The tight harmonies, personalities, and guitars just made it an anthem of theirs for years. The group you see here is employed by Bob Shane, who still owns the group name. These guys are wonderful stand-ins for the original men, all but one of whom are now passed on. George Grove is about as genuine a K3 member as we'll see again. All these men are wonderful performers and worthy successors.
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its funny, im only 21 and everyone has seen them and had the original albums but it doesnt matter its all about the music, i love the kingston trio
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I listen this song.
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@alascerca Actually, George is only the longest CONTINUAL member. Bill Zorn has been the longest term member, albeit off and on. He, Roger Gambel and Bob Shane got together in 1973, and sang together for about 3 years. I'm not sure if at the time they were billing themselves as "The New Kingston Trio", which is the name Bob Shane used for a few years starting in 1970, or if they Bob had reverted back to "The Kingston Trio" at this point.
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Actually, George is only the longest CONTINUAL member. Bill Zorn has been the longest term member, albeit off and on. He, Roger Gambel and Bob Shane got together in 1973, and sang together for about 3 years. I'm not sure if at the time they were billing themselves as "The New Kingston Trio", which is the name Bob Shane used for a few years starting in 1970, or if they Bob had reverted back to "The Kingston Trio" at this point.
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@kb7rjf
Exactly. Without any original members, what we have here is a pretty decent cover band, nothing more. I was listening to them in the early 60s and forward, when Nick, Bob and Dave were giggin'.
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they seem in a jolly mood...lol
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On the Capitol LP 1959 ... FROM THE HUNGRY I, the performance of the original Kingston Trio (Dave Guard, Bob Shane & Nick Reynolds) is fantastic and very funny, this ... ?
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Hilarious song; I remember it from the Hungry I album
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How many are from the original group ?
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LOL, Belafonte is actually from the Caribbean!
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does trio not mean 3? i count 4 including the double bass!!
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They look so nice. I would like to be their grandson.
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@PRR5406
12 years ago
I have loved this ever since I first turned the "Hungry i" album, back in 1957..or 58(?). Bill Zorn does nicely holding up Bob Shane's vocal role, but I have to remark on George Grove's superior playing ability! What we once credited to Dave Guard, then to John Stewart, is amazingly complex. I can not get over George's musical skill. These guys carry the legacy with aplomb. The Kingston Trio - America's greatest popular music group, bar none!
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