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The Kingston Trio is a U.S. folk music group known for their traditional sound and rich harmonies, active since 1957. Originally a nightclub act in the San Francisco Bay Area, their lineup featured Bob Shane, Dave Guard, and Nick Reynolds, later joined by Bill Zorn and John Stewart. They played a pivotal role in the folk revival of the late '50s and '60s, with songs like "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" and "Reverend Mr. Black" showcasing their knack for storytelling and social commentary. Their influence reshaped popular music, blending folk roots with a contemporary twist that remains a cherished part of the musical tapestry.
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