The Kingston Trio - The Tattooed Lady free for downloading

The CD reissue of this only has half the song! (It doesn't have the part starting with "What did you say??")

I can't really understand him, what's the tattoo that they like the best?

I have this lp=)

Honoring Bob Shane b. 2/1/34 - d. 1/26/20 It was with great pleasure and a great honor to have known and worked with the original Kingston Trio and their legacy today is firmly intact. As the exclusive agency for the heirs we at Producers, Inc. enjoy seeing the original energy and sound kept alive and well for sold-out audiences across the country. I enjoyed many hours of fun and adventure with BOB SHANE. He ran the organization and kept the TRIO and legacy active these many years. Thank you, Bob for your loyalty, perseverance and love of folk music and its impact world-wide. We will continue our responsibility to keep your music alive. You will be missed. Craig Hankenson, President, Producers, Inc.

It must be 40 plus years since I heard this, but I still had the lyrics pretty much in my head.

This was a memorable song from my childhood. Our mother used to play the guitar at night round the campfire and we would all sing along to it.

I love this. Especially with the LP playing. This is how i remember it playing it as a kid. My father had given me a few albums to play and i played this song out!. Thanks for posting its a classic :)

My grandfather used to sing this to me all the time! I told him it is all his fault that I am covered in tattoos now!

This album was in our house - got a lot of play (by me). Thanks.

I have this album,

Thanks for the memories of so long ago. My brother and I still sing this song.

Great recording, in my bookcase I have a copy of ALL of the Kingston Trio albums made. I am now converting them to mp3 through my DAK-2800 PC interface. I am also working on my Limelighters, Bob Dylan, P P & M and other folk albums from late 50s to mid-80s.

My dad used to sing this song to me when I was a kid in the 60'a. Then, I sang it to my kids when they were growing up. I hadn't realized it came from one of his Kingston Trio albums. Thanks!

This song seems to owe quite a bit to Lydia the Tattooed Lady

THE KINGSTON TRIO 8-time Nominees, 3-time Grammy winners, including 2011 Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award Billboard Awards: Best New Singing Group Vocal Group Hall of Fame, Hit Parade Hall of Fame, Library of Congress: Historical Recordings (Tom Dooley) Charted Hits: Tom Dooley, MTA (He’ll Never Return), Where Have All The Flowers Gone, Greenback Dollar, This Land Is Your Land, etc.