On
This Date: February 17
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RECORDING
SESSION: Capitol Recording Studios, 46th
Street, New York City: "I Bawled,"
"Corey, Corey," "All My Sorrows,"
"The Long Black Rifle," and "The
Seine."; 1959
SOURCE: The Kingston Trio: The
Guard Years, page 88, Bear Family Records &
Liner notes.RECORDING
SESSION: All My Sorrows (Guard /
Reynolds / Shane) 2:45
Master #22601 recorded February 17, 1959
Album: THE KINGSTON TRIO AT LARGE
Just about everybody's favorite B side from the
Dave/Nick/Bob era is "All My Sorrows"
which has the dual distinction of being one of
the best cuts from a great album (AT LARGE) and
the flip side of a great single ("MTA.) The
Trio borrowed this song from the pre Limeliters
repertoire of Glenn Yarborough and turned it into
one of the most movingly understated moments that
the band ever put on tape. Not long after Dave
Guard was claimed by cancer, Lindsey Buckingham
did a cover version of "All My Sorrows"
for his 1992 album OUT OF THE CRADLE.
Acknowledged as one of the geniuses of modern
Rock, the former Fleetwood Mac member learned
many a guitar lick from Kingston Trio records,
and he considered Dave a good friend, as well as
a mentor. Said Lindsey "I thought that would
just be something nice for him."
SOURCE: Liner notes; The
Kingston Trio: The Capital Years (Capitol Records
CD7243 8 28498 2 7)
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PERSONAL
APPEARANCE: at Sydney
Auditorium, Sydney, Australia
SOURCE: Ken Bradshaw |
| 1962 |
PERSONAL
APPEARANCE: Montclair, NJ (Dr. Tom
Dooley Benefit)
SOURCE: The
Kingston Trio Fan Club Publication (undated Winter of ''62) provided by
fan Paul Gajdos. |
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RECORD
RELEASE (single): Last Night I Had The
Strangest Dream / The Patriot Game (Capitol 5132.)
SOURCE: Liner notes; The
Kingston Trio: The Capital Years (Capitol Records
CD7243 8 28498 2 7) |
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APPEARANCE: Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh, PA (February
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SOURCE: The Kingston Trio Itinerary, "Kingston Korner Newsletter #12 -
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