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Immerse yourself in the definitive spark of the 1960s American folk revival with Peter, Paul and Mary’s legendary 1962 self-titled debut album. Released as an authentic high-fidelity mono pressing on Warner Bros. Records (W 1449), this vintage 12″ vinyl LP features their definitive, chart-topping acoustic harmonies.
Bring home a foundational cornerstone of American music history with the iconic self-titled debut studio album by Peter, Paul and Mary. Originally released in May 1962 by Warner Bros. Records (W 1449), this landmark LP was a phenomenal commercial and cultural triumph, soaring to number one on the Billboard Top LPs chart and remaining a chart fixture for over three years.
Representing the absolute pinnacle of the mid-century Greenwich Village folk scene, the trio—Peter Yarrow, Noel “Paul” Stookey, and Mary Travers—delivered a masterclass in tight three-part vocal harmonies, earnest social commentary, and clean acoustic guitar arrangements. The album features their Grammy-winning, career-defining crossover smash “If I Had a Hammer,” alongside timeless, deeply moving interpretations of traditional standards like “500 Miles,” “Lemon Tree,” and Pete Seeger’s anti-war anthem “Where Have All the Flowers Gone.” Pressed as a 12-inch 33 RPM high-fidelity mono LP, this original analog mix provides a remarkably punchy, warm, and intimate sonic texture that perfectly showcases the unadorned emotional clarity of their acoustic performance.
Tracklist:
Side 1: Early in the Morning; 500 Miles; Sorrow; This Train; Bamboo; It’s Raining.
Side 2: If I Had a Hammer; Lemon Tree; Red Rosy Bush; If I Lose My Way; Cruel War; Where Have All the Flowers Gone.
Housed in its original 1960s vintage cardboard sleeve featuring the trio’s iconic brick-wall portrait, this highly collectible debut pressing is an indispensable centerpiece acquisition for serious folk music historians, vinyl purists, and classic analog collectors alike.
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