The Kingston Trio

The Kingston Trio is an American folk group that was probably the most popular such group ever to record. They helped launch the folk revival of the 1960s and continued to thrive despite the emergence of rock and roll.

Discography

Top 40 Hits in Chronological Order:

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• Tom Dooley, #1 in 1958
• M.T.A., #15 in 1959
• A Worried Man, #20 in 1959
• The Tijuana Jail, #12 in 1959
• Bad Man Blunder, #37 in 1960
• El Matador, #32 in 1960
• Where Have All the Flowers Gone?, #21 in 1962
• Desert Pete, #33 in 1963
• Greenback Dollar, #21 in 1963
• Reverend Mr. Black, #8 in 1963

Other well-known songs frequently performed by them:

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• Scarlet Ribbons
• This Land is Your Land
• Lemon Tree
• Scotch and Soda
• The Long Black Veil
• The World Needs a Melody
• Raspberries, Strawberries
• 500 Miles
• Ballad of the Shape of Things