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A rare 1970 recording from Japan unreleased in the U.S. of Bob Shane of the original Kingston Trio performing one of his signature solos backed by members of his 1969-72 edition of the New Kingston Trio.

After the original KT had disbanded in 1967, Shane experimented with solo work for a year and a half before creating a new group that he hoped would continue the tradition of the originals while expanding song selections and styles. This configuration of the NKT lasted for three years and included singer/guitarist/banjoist extraordinaire Jim Connor and the late guitarist and singer Pat Horine. The late Stan Kaess is heard on bass with percussion by Frank Sanchez.

Shane's first recording of "Try To Remember" appeared on the KT's album "#16" in 1963. Written by Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones as the theme song for their long-running off-Broadway hit "The Fantasticks," this recording adds Kaess's electric bass and Sanchez's percussion as well as a different vocal interpretation by Shane to make this version markedly different from the earlier track.

The audio track here is upconverted from a vinyl LP. Video images are of Shane and the NKT.

Comentarios

9 years ago

Randall Huntley

So beautiful. Brings back memories and melancholy for me, but I suppose that's what fine music is a part of.

9 years ago

Producers Inc Video

With one of my favorite groups to work with as I began my career at Producers Incorporated . And still have the joy of working with today. THE KINGSTON TRIO. I love this song, from a great musical THE FANTASTICKS. The K-3 rendition is amazing! The Fantasticks was a show I worked on in H,S, and later the first musical I saw in NYC with the talented actor Jerry Orbach.Try To Remember - Bob Shane & The New Kingston Trio

10 years ago

Ken Carson Tribute

I've had this on repeat all day. Thank you so much for posting it.

10 years ago

tim baker

Frank Sanchez is my Grandfather

10 years ago

J. Lewis

That's so true. I began listening and fell still, looking back over more years than I'd like to think about. It's good to hear that again.

10 years ago

lcar4000

Thanks for posting. Never heard this

10 years ago

ToneSpectra.com

I prefer the original version by 'The Kingston Trio', more salient. I think that version was used in 'The Man Who Fell to Earth'.

11 years ago

908shayes

Love this song by Bob Shane. Lots of memories. We were so fortunate growing up with the Kingston Trio to listen to. Thanks for the upload. Hadn't heard this before.

11 years ago

james curtis

Jim - I'd like to know how to network into the online KT community. Honestly, I had no idea there was such continuing interest in following them - by so many people. I was amazed to see a Japanese group singing - ah, I forget the song (Of course I do) but striped shirts, tenor guitar! JAC

11 years ago

CompVid101

Ah, but I think I do, James! I'm just a couple years younger than you and have also been a KT fan since my dad brought home the first album. As it happens, I'd never heard this version either until I got networked into the online KT communities, the annual Fantasy Camp, and things like that. I got this track from a good friend who is an equally long-term fan who converted the vinyl to digital. If you'd like to know more about the online communities, just let me know. Jim Moran aka CompVid101

11 years ago

james curtis

When you post things like this you have no idea the immense pleasure and joy this brings to someone who has followed Bob and the Trio since age 12 in 1958 - imagine, an original Bob Shane I have never heard! Thank You.

11 years ago

vmdairy

Very nice. I've never heard this one.

11 years ago

sonyahannah

Yet more delight: another mini-lecture for CompVid101. And, as at my first experience with your channel, I enjoy your presentations even more than I enjoy the music!

11 years ago

XMLarry

oh how I remember the days of the NKT; such a different time. ty for posting

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