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1960 studio album by The Brothers Four
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Released | 1960 |
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Folk |
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Length | 30:53 |
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Columbia |
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Rally 'Round (1960)
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The Brothers Four (1960)
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Roamin' (1961)
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The Brothers Four is the debut studio
album by
The Brothers Four. It was released in 1960 by
Columbia Records.
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Track listing
Side A
- "The Zulu Warrior" (
Josef Marais)
- "Sama Kama Wacky Brown" (Ed Warren, George Goehring)
- "The Damsel's Lament (I Never Will Marry)" (
Texas Gladden)
- "Yellow Bird" (
Alan and Marilyn Bergman,
Norman Luboff)
- "Angelique-O" (
Lord Burgess,
William Attaway)
- "Superman" (Bob Flick, Dick Foley, John Paine, Mike Kirkland)
Side B
- "East Virginia" (
Frank Miller, Richard Dehr,
Terry Gilkyson)
- "
Greenfields" (Frank Miller, Richard Dehr, Terry Gilkyson)
- "Darlin', Won't You Wait" (
Lee Pockriss,
Paul Vance)
- "Eddystone Light"
- "Banua"
- "Hard Travelin'" (
Woody Guthrie)
Chart positions
- Singles
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References
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- Bob Flick
- John Paine
- Mike Kirkland
- Dick Foley
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