The Brothers Four's self-titled debut album offered a collection of traditional folk songs and contemporary covers that would define their sound for years to come. It was released in 1960, capturing the burgeoning folk revival movement.
- The album was released on May 25, 1960, by TP4 Music.
- It features popular folk standards such as "Greenfields of American" and "The Yellow Rose of Texas."
- The album was re-released multiple times due to its enduring popularity in the folk genre.
The Brothers Four were a folk band from Seattle who achieved popularity in the early 1960s. This debut album arrived as folk music was entering the mainstream, propelled by acts like The Kingston Trio.
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