Burl Ives - Scouting Along (2022) [Hi-Res]

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Title: Scouting Along
Year Of Release: 1964 / 2022
Label: Columbia - Legacy
Genre: Folk
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [192kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 29:41
Total Size: 1.21 GB / 189 MB
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Tracklist:

01. Boy Scouts of America
02. The Quartermaster's Store
03. The Herdsman
04. I Point to Mineself
05. Campfire Medley: Our Boys Will Shine / My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean / Goodnight, Ladies
06. I'm Happy When I'm Hiking
07. Three Jolly Fishermen
08. Now the Day Is Over
09. We're All Together Again, We're Here
10. On My Honor
11. Ham and Eggs
12. Hi Ho! Nobody Home
13. Camp Menu Song
14. Clementine
15. She'll Be Comin' 'Round the Mountain
16. Taps

Scouting Along With Burl Ives is a curious little album he made for Columbia while under contract to Decca Records in the early '60s. Subtitled "The Official Boy Scouts Album," it features Ives and a chorus of young boys singing songs about fishing, camping, honor, and the Boy Scouts of America. The recordings are fully orchestrated by Sid Bass with harpsichord, drums, banjo, piano, and other instruments, and the boys are a practiced choir -- not a bunch of amateur kids belting it out. The German roots of the Boy Scouts are made explicit on "I Points to Mineself," which is sung partly in German and partly in German-accented English. The gang rips through "Clementine," and "She'll Be Comin' 'Round the Mountain" in high spirits before concluding in quasi-military fashion with a solemn vocal rendition of "Taps." Scouting Along With Burl Ives is essentially a work-for-hire children's album made for the Boy Scouts and is therefore of limited appeal, but the professionalism and enthusiasm Ives and Bass exhibit are admirable. ~ Greg Adams


  • whiskers
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Many thanks
  • mufty77
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Many thanks for Flac & 24-192!!!
  • dhann
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Many thanks for this oddity that is completely new to me! (No offense to anyone for calling this an oddity :-) That is one of my favorite categories in my used record stores.