We Never Knew Just What It Was ...
Narrated by Rob Reider
- Released
- March 20, 2024
- Length
- 10 hrs 52 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Acorn Publishing, LLC
The Chad Mitchell Trio, renowned as the standout group of the 1960s folk movement, captivated college audiences with their intricate harmonies and political commentary, despite facing challenges in gaining mainstream success. As band members Mike, Chad, and Joe navigated their contrasting personalities and the demands of the music industry, their dynamic shifted dramatically, especially after Chad's departure in 1965 and Joe's eventual exit. In the 1980s, as folk reunions gained traction, a surprising call rekindled their collaboration after two decades of silence, prompting reflections on their musical legacy and the enduring power of their artistry. Ultimately, the reunion demonstrated that, despite their differences, the trio's shared talent was a bond worth revisiting.
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