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Early Morning Rain - The Kingston Trio



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Early Morning was written by Gordon Lightfoot


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Nice,this is good. ... ( 1 year ago by edhamblin)
Nice,this is good. I have loved the KT since their college tours in the late '50's. But Gord Lightfoot, who wrote it is , IMHO the Greatest performer of this song.
I remember this ... ( 1 year ago by mainer98)
I remember this wonderful song being sung at their 25th reunion...and that was 25 years ago!
Theb KT changed ... ( 1 year ago by capkarl2)
Theb KT changed back and forth some originals quit and then returned. Google them it's interesting
This is not the ... ( 11 months ago by zat303)
This is not the original line up. The only one of the three here from the original line up is Bob Shane-the gray-haired singer who does the intro...
Bob, Nick, Dave / ... ( 11 months ago by warmpen)
Bob, Nick, Dave / John, sure TKT never sounded that good afterwards, but still this is good vocals, but, FGS, who put that banjo in there? Ruined the whole thing.
Love it, i remember ... ( 10 months ago by rithas777)
Love it, i remember this on mom and dads vinyl collection when i was real young.
Awesome! ( 9 months ago by Thia0821)
Awesome!
they were something ... ( 8 months ago by dave777blaster)
they were something to see live trust me I like ruben james
There was always a ... ( 8 months ago by cqsallie)
There was always a banjo. We had a group in the late '60s. Who didn't have a group? And there were about 20 guitars and ya hadda have a banjo....
Sallie
Great video. I saw ... ( 8 months ago by jozfpat)
Great video. I saw them in Los Altos, California at Chuck's Celler. They were on with the Limeliters. It was a great night.
Well, the original ... ( 7 months ago by sensei48)
Well, the original KT had dozens of great banjo numbers - but not this one when they recorded it on their 1965 album "Something Else." It was guitars only with a bit of extra instrumental backing - but no banjo. They added the banjo when George Grove (here) joined the group in 1976. I prefer the guitars, myself.
Regarding banjo in ... ( 6 months ago by mikejanarch)
Regarding banjo in arrangement: Joke What is a perfect pitch? When you throw the banjo into the garbage can without hitting the rim. In this version I find the banjo kind of an annoying plink plink distraction.
From a musical ... ( 6 months ago by mrmesq53)
From a musical perspective, the function of the banjo here is to replace the fast strumming that usually is used for this number. The quick plucking of the Banjo juxtaposed with the half and whole notes of the verse and chorus is designed for both contrast and to just keep the song moving. Speaking as a guitar player, there is nothing more irritating than fast picking in perfect time with two other instruments. The banjo solves that problem here. Having said that, I don't care for it either.
You're barking up ... ( 5 months ago by sandy6md)
You're barking up the wrong tree. This guy (George Grove) is the finest banjoist EVER to play in any folk group at ANY time. One of the real innovative arrangements. The Trio used to play this song, in the John Stewart days, without the banjo. This version of EMR is the BEST ever sung.
This version starts ... ( 4 months ago by hunterv41)
This version starts growing on you after listening to it a few times. But, I still think Ian & Sylvia's version from their album
of the same name in the mid 60s is still the best.
This is a good song ... ( 4 months ago by Sorage55)
This is a good song and all but I love the song "Where have all the flowers gone" the best.
This is a song that ... ( 3 months ago by ristowge)
This is a song that is so good, it's hard to do bad. The best version is of course, the Peter, Paul & Mary one.
Have you heard ... ( 3 months ago by Pat1050)
Have you heard Elvis do this song, wow
patrick
This is very good. ... ( 3 months ago by ristowge)
This is very good. I hadn't heard him do it before. He uses the PPM minor chord variant of the song which I like better than the Lightfoot major chording. Still nothing better than the PPM version.
Lovely, thanks for ... ( 2 months ago by cocochanelleke)
Lovely, thanks for sharing!
Array ( 2 months ago by lgcrooks)
P, P & Mary do a good job. As do the Kingston Trio. Very flattering, I am sure it was for Gordon Lightfoot. But, Lightfoot still has the best version. Plaintive, haunting, truly a feeling of a lost soul so down and out. The others do the song well, but miss the feeling.
I'll say you are ... ( 2 months ago by ristowge)
I'll say you are right about the very personal feeling of the Lightfoot version. It is a story that seemed to happen to him. I myself like the PPM chording, with the minor chord, as a way of playing it, but their song is by no means as personal. PPM version makes it more of an impersonal ballad. Which I like.
Resembles Vanity ... ( 2 months ago by MagiMysteryTour)
Resembles Vanity Faire's "Hitching A Ride" a bit. Or vice versa
Ride ride ride, hitching a ride
Condolences to Nick ... ( 3 days ago by lgcrooks)
Condolences to Nick Reynold's family. He passed away on Wednesday of this week. He was one of the founding members of this group. He is not seen here, but his contribution will be missed. So sorry.



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