1957-1961: The 'original' Kingston Trio is Dave Guard, Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane.
1961-1967: Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane, John Stewart.
Generation 1 and 2 compilations (1958-1967): Works of the Guard and Stewart era Kingston Trios.
The New Kingston Trio (1969-1973): Bob Shane, Pat Horine, Jim Connor.
The New Kingston Trio (1973-1976): Bob Shane, Roger Gambill, Bill Zorn.
1976-1985: Bob Shane, Roger Gambill, George Grove
1985-1986: Bob Shane, George Grove, Bob Haworth
1986-1999: Bob Shane, George Grove, Nick Reynolds.
1999-Date: Bob Shane, George Grove, Bob Haworth
1999-2004: George Grove, Bob Haworth, Bill Zorn
1999-Date: Bob Shane, George Grove, Bob Haworth
An ALPHABETIC discorgaphy of the Kingston Trio

  

George Grove, Bob Shane, Nick Reynolds

 THE KINGSTON TRIO (c. 1988 - 1999: George Grove, Bob Shane, Nick Reynolds)
on
Video		   AN EVENING WITH THE KINGSTON TRIO (RHINO Home Video RNVD-2017) - 1991
on
CD		   LIVE AT THE CRAZY HORSE (Silverwolf Records SWCD-1007) - 1994

For a complete list of Granny nominations and awards . . . CLICK HERE.In the words of Bob Shane (from a Live at the Crazy Horse monologue):

"This might be amusing to you; we got two Grammys in our life. The first one was in the first year of the Grammys given in 1959 for '58, and they had just called us folk singers and they didn't have folk-singing category. So they gave us a Grammy for 'Best Country and Western Presentation.'"

"And the next year we got a Grammy for 'Best Folk Performance', for the same song (Tom Dooley.) . . .

. . . Whoopie!"

"You can't imagine how strange that was to us."
Last revised: April 10, 2007.