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The Kingston Trio New Frontier mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Pop / Folk, World, & Country Album: New Frontier Country: UK Released: 1962 MP3 version RAR size: 1739 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1362 mb WMA version RAR size: 1721 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 531 Other Formats: MMF MOD MP2 VQF TTA FLAC VOX Tracklist A1 Greenback Dollar 2:49 A2 Some Fool Made A Soldier Of Me 2:13 A3 To Be Redeemed 2:20 A4 Honey, Are You Mad At Your Man? 2:05 A5 Adios Farewell 2:53 A6 Poor Ellen Smith 2:23 B1 My Lord What A Mornin' 2:35 B2 Long Black Veil 2:27 B3 Genny Glenn 2:30 B4 The First Time 2:50 B5 Dogie's Lament 2:17 B6 The New Frontier 2:21 Credits Producer – Voyle Gilmore Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Kingston New Frontier (LP, T 1809 Capitol Records T 1809 US 1962 Trio* Album, Mono) Capitol T 1809, The Kingston New Frontier (LP, T 1809, Records, US 1962 T-1809 Trio* Album, Mono) T-1809 Capitol Records The Kingston New Frontier (LP, ST 1809 Capitol Records ST 1809 Germany 1962 Trio* Album) The Kingston New Frontier (LP, T 1809 Capitol Records T 1809 Germany 1962 Trio* Album, Mono) The Kingston New Frontier (LP, T 1809 Capitol Records T 1809 US 1962 Trio* Album, Mono) Related Music albums to New Frontier by The Kingston Trio Kingston Trio, The - Some Of Our Favorites Kingston Trio - The Kingston Trio - Greatest Hits The Kingston Trio - Where Have All The Flowers Gone Kingston Trio - The Best Of The Kingston Trio The Kingston Trio - String Along Kingston Trio, The - The Capitol Years Kingston Trio - The Kingston Trio No. 16 The Kingston Trio - The Kingston Trio At Large Part 3 Kingston Trio - The Best Of The Kingston Trio Vol. 2 The Kingston Trio - Sunny Side!.

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