The Sons Of The Pioneers – The Sons Of The Pioneers Sings The Songs Of Bob Nolan

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		The Boss Is Hangin' Out A Rainbow	2:08
		Night Falls On The Prairie	1:56
		A Sandman Lullaby	2:17
		A Summer Night's Rain	2:01
		Song Of The Prairie	2:47
		You Are My Eyes	4:22
		I Follow The Stream	2:30
		At The Rainbow's End	2:33
		One More Ride	2:25
		Following The Sun All Day	2:43
		Cottage In The Clouds	2:06
		Half Way Round The World	2:40

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Sings The Songs Of Bob Nolan LP, Mono, Hollywood Pressing	RCA Victor – LPM-3554	US	1966	US — 1966	New Submission
	The Sons Of The Pioneers Sings The Songs Of Bob Nolan LP, Stereo	RCA Victor – LSP-3554, RCA Victor – LSP 3554	US	1966	US — 1966	New Submission
	The Sons Of The Pioneers Sings The Songs Of Bob Nolan LP, Album, Stereo	RCA Victor – LSP-3554, RCA Victor – LSP 3554	Canada	1966	Canada — 1966	New Submission
	The Sons Of The Pioneers Sings The Songs Of Bob Nolan LP, Stereo	RCA Victor – LSP-3554, RCA Victor – LSP 3554	US	1966	US — 1966	New Submission
	Sings The Songs Of Bob Nolan LP, Mono, Indianapolis Pressing	RCA Victor – LPM-3554, RCA Victor – LPM 3554	US	1966	US — 1966	New Submission

forsythefirm Aug 10, 2019
referencing The Sons Of The Pioneers Sings The Songs Of Bob Nolan (LP, Stereo) LSP-3554
This is a must for any Sons of the Pioneers fan for two reasons: first, it contains twelve great compositions from Bob Nolan, the poet laureate of the American West. Second, it captures the Sons of the Pioneers in their prime. If you want a third reason, this is a fresh collection of material not compiled in any other album; this is the only place you will hear these songs. The quality is great, since this is a 1966 studio album recorded at RCA Victor's "Music Center of the World" in Hollywood. This lightly orchestrated version features the tremendous vocal prowess of Lloyd Perryman, Dale Warren and Tommy Doss (who sounds so much like Bob Nolan that you can barely tell them apart). As a life-long fan and collector of the Sons of the Pioneers, I can't find any reason to pass this album up. In fact, I searched for it for years before finding it.