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              Chad Trio Mitchell - Mighty Day on Campus
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Artist...............: Chad Trio Mitchell
Album................: Mighty Day on Campus
Genre................: Folk
Year.................: 1997
Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit
Tags.................: VorbisComment
  
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                       Tracklisting
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   1. Chad Trio Mitchell - Mighty Day                         [02:16]
   2. Chad Trio Mitchell - Rum By Gum                         [02:53]
   3. Chad Trio Mitchell - The Whistling Gypsy                [03:12]
   4. Chad Trio Mitchell - Super Skier                        [02:38]
   5. Chad Trio Mitchell - Dona Dona Dona                     [03:22]
   6. Chad Trio Mitchell - Whup Jamboree                      [01:52]
   7. Chad Trio Mitchell - Lizzie Bordon                      [03:36]
   8. Chad Trio Mitchell - Tale Toddle                        [01:30]
   9. Chad Trio Mitchell - Johnnie                            [05:08]
  10. Chad Trio Mitchell - Puttin' On Style                   [02:14]
  11. Chad Trio Mitchell - Hang On The Bell, Nellie           [03:43]
  12. Chad Trio Mitchell - On My Journey                      [03:32]

Playing Time.........: 35:59


Folk Era Records 3262

All Music Guide - Cary Ginell
The first Chad Mitchell Trio album after their appearance at Carnegie Hall with Harry Belafonte showed that their benefactor had taken charge of the youngsters' recording productions. Brought on board for this album were arranger Milton Okun, producer Bob Bollard, engineer Bob Simpson, and even photographer Peter Perri, all from Belafonte's stable. Their sole accompanist on guitar and banjo was a young musician named Jim McGuinn, who in later years, would change his name to Roger and help found the Byrds. The album was recorded before 3,000 enthusiastic students at Brooklyn College. The trio was riding high, fresh from three concert tours including one with Bob Newhart and a highly charged appearance on NBC's Bell Telephone Hour a pretty heady career start for three youngsters whose average age was just 22. Baritone Joe "Speedo" Frazier had replaced original member Mike Pugh; Frazier sang on the bottom, with Michael Kobluk in the middle and Chad Mitchell on top. Traditional Irish tunes were always in the Mitchell repertoire; "The Whistling Gypsy," "Puttin' on the Style," and "Johnnie" "Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye" are three Irish-based tunes on this album. Also noteworthy is the Jewish folk song "Dona Dona Dona," written by Sholom Secunda. The Mitchell Trio were also known for satirical, humorous songs like "Super Skier" sung to the tune of "The Wreck of the Old '97" and "M.T.A." and "Lizzie Borden," the latter actually cracking the Top 50 as a single during the spring of 1962.