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The Sons of the Pioneers

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The Sons of the Pioneers are one of America’s earliest Western singing groups whose classic recordings set a new standard for performers of Western music. Known for the high quality of their vocal performances, musicianship, and songwriting, they produced finely-crafted and innovative recordings that have inspired many Western music performers and remained popular through the years. Since 1933, through many changes in membership, the Sons of the Pioneers have remained one of the longest-surviving country music vocal groups in history.

• Genres: Country, Western
• Years active: 1933–present
• Labels: Decca, RCA, Vocalion
• Associated acts: Roy Rogers
• Website: Official website
• Past members: Roy Rogers (1933–1937) vocals, guitar Bob Nolan (1933–1949) vocals, bass Tim Spencer (1933–1949) vocals Hugh Farr (1934–1959) vocals, fiddle Karl Farr (1935–1961) guitar Lloyd Perryman (1936–1977) vocals, guitar Pat Brady (1937–1968) bass Ken Carson (1943–1947) vocals, guitar Deuce Spriggens (1943–1955) bass Shug Fisher (1944–1959) bass Ken Curtis (1949–1953) vocals Tommy Doss (1949–1963) vocals Dale Warren (1952–2008) vocals, bass George Bamby (1959–1960) accordion Rusty Richards (1963–1966, 1974–1984) vocals Luther Nallie (1968–present) vocals, guitar (see the Timeline section for a complete list)

Read more about Sons of the Pioneers at Wikipedia or at the Internet Movie Database

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