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Sons of the Pioneers Trios: 1934-97
Opening theme
«I’ve Been Down in Texas» – Deuce Spriggins & band w Carolina Cotton & The Plainsmen
Pioneers Trios: 1934-85
1) 1934-36 «Melody From the Sky» (’36) – Len Slye, Bob Nolan & Tim Spencer were the trio, 1934-36 (Tim solos)
2) 1937″Open Range Ahead» – Roy Rogers, Bob Nolan & Lloyd Perryman were the trio in 1937 (Bob & Lloyd solo)
3) 1938-43 «Blue Mountain Sweetheart» (’40) Nolan, Spencer & Perryman were the trio, 1938-43 (Perryman solos)
4) 1944-46 «Over the Rainbow Trail» from the film: San Fernando Valley (’44) Nolan, Spencer & Ken Carson were the trio, 1944-46.
5) 1946-47 «Little Gray Home in the West»(’47) Nolan, Spencer, Perryman & Carson were the vocalists in 1946-47 (Perryman solos)
6) 1949 «Riders in the Sky (a Cowboy Legend)» (’49) Nolan, Perryman & Ken Curtis were the trio through April, 1949 (Nolan solos)
7) 1949-52 «Wind» (’49) Tommy Doss, Perryman & Curtis were the trio (Perryman solos)
8) 1954 «The Lillies Grow High» (’54) Doss, Perryman & Dale Warren were the trio (Perryman solos)
9) 1954-57 «The Searchers» (’56) Nolan, Perryman & Curtis recorded this side for RCA Victor. Doss replaced Nolan on the film soundtrack, featured here.
10) 1958-67 «My Adobe Hacienda» (’60) Doss, Perryman & Warren were the recording trio (Perryman solos)
11) 1968-76 «When Payday Rolls Around» (’76) Rusty Richards, Perryman & Warren were the recording and touring trio (All three solo)
12) 1977-83 «Way Out There» (’82) Richards, Warren, & Luther Nallie were the trio.
13) «Along the Navajo Trail» (an engineering challenge) – Roy & Lloyd
14) 1993-97 «This Ain’t the Same Old Range» (’95) – Warren, John Nallie and Gary LeMaster were the trio (Gary solos)
15) «Oklahoma Stomp» – Spade Cooley’s band
Autumn on the Trail – Sons of the Pioneers
Closing theme

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