Bob Shane, the last living member of the Kingston Trio passed away on Sunday January 26, 2020 one week before his 86th birthday. The Kingston Trio and their manager Frank Werber were the owner’s of the Trident restaurant. The original Kingston Trio are featured in … Continue readingBob Shane
A few months back David Ganapoler posted an article from the Marin Independent Journal on Facebook regarding the closing of the Trident. The article was written by Mark Whittington, and here are some excerpts: “SAUSALITO – The Trident was a symbol of the 70’s that … Continue readingLooking Back
These images were emailed to me about 10 years ago. I wish the clarity is better. I might have to print them out and see if I can re-create the copy here. This is more about the business side of the Trident, Frank … Continue readingThe “Other” Trident Story!
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Nick Reynolds who passed away at the age of 75. Bob Shane, John Stewart, and Nick Reynolds are pictured here in a January 31, 1967 photo of the Kingston Trio. Nick was a … Continue readingNick Reynolds
On January 20th, 2008 John Stewart of the Kingston Trio passed away. He was 68 years old. John became a well known figure in the 1960’s folk music revival as a member of the Kingston Trio.John recorded 13 albums as a member of The Kingston … Continue readingJohn Stewart
Hello Stranger! This is Carla Heine. My dad Edmund Heine was chief architect for Kingston Trio Properties. He designed the Trident Restaurant, and Frank Werber’s house on De Silva Island. My brother and I found an eight car garage full of classic cars from the … Continue readingFrank’s Cadillac
Lucky Me is a self published autobiography by Linda Peacock Reynolds that can be purchased on Amazon as an e-book or paperback. Linda was a waitress at the Trident, and eventually married one of the owners – Nick Reynolds of the Kingston Trio. This book … Continue readingLucky Me
Frank Werber (1930 – 2007) for more information about please go to: Frank Werber and Frank Werber Memorial On May 20, 2007 Ken Flagg wrote, “Hello, I found your web site while searching for Frank on Goggle and thought you would want to know that … Continue readingFrank Werber