Among the more collectible folk albums of the late fifties is The Tarriers self-titled LP that was released in April of 1957. Nearly a year and a half before The Kingston Trio's "Tom Dooley" swept to the top of the charts and turned the world of popular music on its ear, The Tarriers included an up tempo rendition of "Tom Dooley" on their debut LP along with a baker's dozen other songs that would become standards of the Folk Era yet to come. Propelled by their top charted hit, "The Banana Boat Song" (also included on the album), the Tarriers were in demand at clubs and concert halls, even appearing on Ed Sullivan's top rated TV show.

In addition to the original 14 songs on the album, there are two additional studio cuts and another 8 tracks recorded before an enthusiastic live audience, showcasing The Tarriers as they've never been heard before.

1. Pretty Boy
   
2. I Know Where I'm Going
   
3. Rock Island Line
   
4. East Virginia
   
5. Tom Dooley
   
6. Drill, Ye Tarriers, Drill
   
7. Lonesome Traveler
   
8. Shadrack
   
9. Those Brown Eyes
   
10. Everybody Loves Saturday Night
    
11. Chaucoun
    
12. Acres Of Clams
    
13. All My Trials
    
14. Trouble In Mind
    
15. The Banana Boat Song
    
16. Everybody Loves Saturday Night
    
17. Chacoun
    
18. Shadrack
    
19. The Banana Boat Song
    
20. No Hidin' Place
    
21. All My Trials
    
22. Rock Island Line
    
23. Lonesome Traveler
    
24. Quinto (My Little Pony)