souls who would say that '60s folk was the nadir of American music - and they would be right. But folk is also entertaining and downright fun. And in both senses, the Limeliters were true to the style." A journalist for the Los Angeles Times wrote that in 1985 the Limeliters were still the biggest names to appear in a series of Sunday night folk concerts called Bound for Glory but there was a time when no "100-seat lounge, like the bar at the Sportsmen's Lodge, could afford to book the trio, one of the most popular groups in the heyday of folk music in the late 1950s and early '60s." In the same article, Gottlieb was quoted as saying [with regard to folk music] "if there is a common denominator in this music, it is that it is primarily acoustic, with almost no electrically amplified instruments, and 80% of it was composed by the performers." It has been said that the Limeliters were contemporaries of the Kingston Trio in their style and level of popularity, and were one of the top touring college acts in America that "helped mold the folk style and genre for a generation." In 2015 Andy Corwin told the Kokomo Tribune that the vocal harmonies and sense of humour of the group had not changed and live performances were like a party to which the audience was invited. He noted that "we do this because we love it and love passing the music on... a continuation of an act that’s been around for 56 years. The comedy we throw in is intended to keep things lively and moving along." In 2021, it was noted that for over fifty years, the Limeliters had entertained "standing-room-only crowds with their incredible musical talent and zany sense of humor...[and]... with different configurations over the years, the group has preserved their signature vocal sound", and were still regarded as one of the most "exciting and entertaining vocal acts touring the country." Discography Albums 1960 — The Limeliters [Later re-released as Their First Historic Album]—Elektra 1961 — Tonight: In Person — RCA Victor (Live) 1961 — The Slightly Fabulous Limeliters — RCA Victor (Live) 1962 — Sing Out! — RCA Victor 1962 — Through Children's Eyes (Little-Folk Songs for Adults) — RCA Victor (Live) 1962 — Folk Matinee — RCA Victor 1963 — Makin' a Joyful Noise — RCA Victor 1963