Sons Of The Pioneers - Cool Clear Water - Vintage 78rpm Gramophone

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Uploaded by on Apr 30, 2010

B side to Drifting along in the Tumbling Tumbleweed, but a nice classic in its own right, just for you to enjoy.

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  • Any group that has Festus, Roy Rogers and Mr. Haney in it, has to kick butt! !!! Back in the 1970's I used to sing this song whdile fighting wild-land fires in the deserts of Arizona & New Mexico.

  • @damnsuicide I can honestly say you're wrong. I'm 17 and I grew up with this song and music. My father, rest his soul, was kind enough to introduce me to his childhood music at an early age, say about 3 years old or so. I'm forever grateful.

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  • i thought hank williams sr wrote this learn something new everyday

  • These guys could really harmonize and I have always enjoyed them.

  • This the original and amazing version of this song . I always loved the Wilf Carter version of this song..His version with it's solitary voice really nails the whole spirit of this song with a more soulful plaintiff feeling. It is all good . What a great song .

  • Lord willin an the creek dont rise, we will have this kind of music in America forever.

  • Oops sorry Lloyd Perryman - bad memeory and I only met him once when he was very old.

  • Len Perryman sang the "water" while Bob Nolan who wrote it did the lead - I know my dad subbed for Mr Nolan for a summer and Len was my good friend's uncle.

  • this is the song that I'd tease my kids with on rides before we'd get some place to get water or soda pop

  • @docaylsw actually, The Pioneer Trio that later became the Sons of the Pioneers was founded by Leonard Sly, aka Roy Rogers. Roy put an ad in the paper for a male singer who could yodel. Bob Nolan answered the ad and auditioned for the position. Before he was finished with his song, Roy/Leonard told him he had the job. It was a DJ at a radio station where they performed who gave them the name Sons of the Pioneers. "Too young to be pioneers but could be the sons of pioneers," he said.

  • I am 37 now and remember my dad playing this song along with a lot of other classic cowboy songs. I absolutely love SotP!

    

  • "Cool Water" is a song written in 1936 by Bob Nolan, one of the founding members of the SotP. It is about a man and his mule, Dan, and a mirage in the desert. It's always been one of my favorite sons.

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