Tonight: In Person
Released: 1961
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Released: 1961
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The Limeliters' debut album for RCA Victor was not only one of their finest, but was also a smash hit on the Billboard album charts, reaching the number five position and staying on for over a...
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Alive in Concert, Vol. 2
Released: 1986
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Released: 1986
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Volume two of the "Alive! In Concert" series has identical front and rear liners as the Crescendo Volume 1 release, except now the album was on the Limeliters' own label, West Knoll (Lou and Alex's...
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Harmony!
Released: 1987
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Released: 1987
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Now comfortably ensconced on their own label, West Knoll, the new version of the Limeliters released their first digitally recorded CD. Limeliters fans can now hear many songs that they knew only...
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Alive in Concert, Vol. 1
Released: 1982
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Released: 1982
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With this live album recorded in Atlanta, the Limeliters introduced their new members, vocalist Red Grammer and accompanist John David. In 1981, Grammer replaced the again-departed Glenn Yarbrough,...
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The Best of the Limeliters - RCA
Released: 1964
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Released: 1964
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As a greatest-hits package, this collection accomplishes what none of the previous Limeliters albums could do: combine the best of the group's studio recordings with the excitement and spontaneity...
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Folk Matinee
Released: 1962
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Released: 1962
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This was the third release for the Limeliters in 1962, a rigorous schedule by today's standards, but not for the '60s, when groups often produced an album every three or four months. It's not their...
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Leave It to the Limeliters
Released: 1964
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Released: 1964
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Under normal circumstances, an album as fresh and entertaining as this one might get a higher rating, but with Glenn Yarbrough's departure late in 1963, the Limeliters had gotten stale. Consistent...
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The Limeliters Look at Love in Depth
Released: 1965
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Released: 1965
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With this album, the Limeliters ceased to be a folk music act, at least for the time being. RCA Victor, seeing folk disappear from the charts in favor of Bob Dylan's electricification, was getting...
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The Limeliters
Released: 1960
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Released: 1960
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An impressive debut for the just-born folk trio, this album presents songs that became stalwart parts of their stage act for decades, particularly Lee Hays' "Lonesome Traveler," and the Russian...
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