On
This Date: December 18
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PERSONAL
APPEARANCE: Austin, TX
SOURCE: The Kingston Trio: The
Guard Years, page 88, Bear Family Records |
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RECORD
RELEASE (single): Where Have All The
Flowers Gone / 0 Ken Karanga (Capitol 4671.) This
recording eventually reached the #21 position on
the charts.
SOURCE: Liner notes; The
Kingston Trio: The Capital Years (Capitol Records
CD7243 8 28498 2 7) |
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PERSONAL
APPEARANCE: Charlie's Georgetown,
Washington D.C. (December 15-18.)
SOURCE: The Kingston Trio Itinerary, "Kingston Korner Newsletter #12 -
November, 1984 courtesy of Barry Martin |
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