The Limeliters' self-titled debut album captured the group's early energy, blending traditional folk arrangements with their signature harmonic prowess. Released in 1960, it set the stage for their burgeoning career in the folk revival movement.
- The album was released on the PnR label in August 1960. It featured a mix of traditional folk songs and original compositions, showcasing the group's versatility. The Limeliters' early performances at the Hungry i nightclub in San Francisco helped build anticipation for this debut release.
- This album marked the recording debut of The Limeliters, featuring founding members Lou Gottlieb, Alex Hassilev, and Wally Nichelson. It became an early standard-bearer for the burgeoning folk music scene of the early 1960s.
- The album was recorded and released in 1960, during a period of intense creative output for the band. It laid the groundwork for their subsequent successful albums and extensive touring.
The Limeliters were a prominent American folk music group formed in 1959. They were known for their tight vocal harmonies and witty, topical songs, becoming a staple of the folk revival scene.
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