The Kingston Trio - Once Upon a TimeThroughout the history of popular music, a select few artists have emerged as true trailblazers, reshaping the very fabric of the musical landscape at pivotal moments in history. The Kingston Trio undoubtedly falls into this extraordinary category, revolutionizing folk music and catalyzing an unprecedented demand for the harmonious strumming of acoustic guitars, banjos, and the heartfelt renditions of folk and novelty songs. By capturing the hearts of

MOURN and Chastity come together again to release a limited edition 7" featuring live session cuts

the Louisville band that released their classic 1974 self-titled LP

featuring Lee singing Dan Penn's soul classic "Dark End Of The Street" on the "A" side and the funky "She's A Bad Girl" on the "B" side

He made his first recordings with his orchestra for Imperial Records in 1947

an album of cover versions by the veteran singer/songwriter

Hank returned to ' Goofin' Around' during a 1958 two song session issued on 'Dore 508'

The original English language version features on the B-Side

and an intensive tour schedule

Instantly memorable melodies

The choice was the five-act Italian-language Don Carlo and the spectacular production was pivotal in establishing this version as a repertoire piece

psychedelia and math-rock brimmed with brooding beauty

Petit Scarabée wonders: what if the big ones were on the wrong track