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The Sons of the Pioneers are one of the United States' earliest Western singing groups. Known for their vocal performances, their musicianship, and their songwriting, they produced innovative recordings that have inspired many Western music performers and remained popular through the years.
Learn about the history and evolution of the Sons of the Pioneers, a legendary country music group founded in 1933. See the names and roles of all the singers, musicians and trail bosses who have been part of the band over the years.
Official channel of the Sons of the Pioneers, still the most influential and acclaimed western singing group, and still riding hard since its founding in 1934 by Roy Rogers, Bob Nolan,...
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- The Sons of the Pioneers perform "Cimmaron (Roll On)"1.4K Views
- The Sons of the Pioneers sing The Lord's Prayer1.3K Views
- Sons of the Pioneers kick off 90th year with 7 shows in Tucson802 Views
- Collecting Sons of the Pioneers Memorabilia - A Cautionary Tale6 Views
- Sons of the Pioneers: A 90-Year Musical Legacy1.2K Views
- “Everlasting Hills of Oklahoma” performed by the Sons of the Pioneers2.6K Views
- Tumbling Tumbleweeds, performed by the Sons of the Pioneers607 Views
Dec 25, 2011 · The Sons Of The Pioneers - Cool Water. Cool Water, recorded in 1947, reached fourth position in the US Country Charts and in 1948 reached seventh position in the US County Charts.
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Learn about the 90-year history of the Sons of the Pioneers, the iconic group of cowboy singers and songwriters. Find out their latest news, albums, events, and how to join their fan club.
Sons Of Pioneers Medley Greatest Hits(Classic Songs from the West)Sons Of Pioneers Performs1- Happy Roving Cowboy2- (1:15) Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairi...
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Overview of the importance of the Sons of the Pioneers to the history of American popular music, particularly the genres known as “Cowboy music,” “Western music,” and “Americana.”
