The Brothers Four
Greenfields and Other Gold
© 1996 Folk Era Records
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Brilliant originals and international folk favorites.
tracks
- 1 Greenfields
- 2 Walk Right In
- 3 Lemon Tree
- 4 If I Had a Hammer
- 5 The John B. Sails
- 6 Michael, Row the Boat Ashore
- 7 Shenandoah
- 8 Blowing in the Wind
- 9 Tom Dooley
- 10 Marianne
- 11 Green Leaves of Summer
- 12 This Land Is Your Land
- 13 Yellow Bird
- 14 Both Sides Now
- 15 Scotch and Soda
- 16 Green, Green
- 17 San Francisco Bay Blues
- 18 Don't Think, Twice It's Alright
- 19 Where Have All the Flowers Gone
- 20 Lady Green Sleeves
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World-wide concert tours, million-selling records, network television appearances, performances at the White House -- all of these things were beyond the wildest dreams of four University of Washington fraternity brothers back in the late 1950'. But within a short time, The Brothers Four had put away the books to set out upon a career which would bring the joy of their music to millions of people around the world. Since 1960 The Brothers Four have played thousands of college concerts, sung for four different U.S. Presidents at the White House, appeared at countless Community Concerts, performed with symphony orchestras and jazz stars and toured dozens of foreign countries as America's 'Musical Ambassadors to the World.'