8 thoughts on “ Cowboys Dream - Sons Of The Pioneers* - Cool Water (8-Track Cartridge, Album) ”

1. Cowboy's Dream. Sons Of The Pioneers. From the Album Cool Water (With Bonus Tracks) January 1, out of 5 stars 1 rating. Start your If you like the Sons of the Pioneers you will like this. Very clear recording. I would highly recommend this. Read more. Helpful.5/5(1).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Cool Water on Discogs/5(4).

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3. This early stereo recording () is a marvel. Traditional cowboy songs with a full (yet not intrusive) orchestra. Gorgeous harmonies, classic tunes and excellent sound. COOL WATER is a truly great album that all fans of traditional American music should own. Highest recommendation/5(12).

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4. Jun 19,  · - This is an original pressing of the album as identified by the "Camden, N.J." in the rim text (first generation label). - Please see The Sons Of The Pioneers - Cool Water for a release that uses the second generation label (no Camden in rimtext). - Please see The Sons Of The Pioneers - Cool Water for a release that uses the third generation label (white RCA VICTOR at top of label)/5(30).

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5. Song information for Cool Water - The Sons of the Pioneers on AllMusic. Song information for Cool Water - The Sons of the Pioneers on AllMusic Artist/Album Label Time AllMusic Rating; The Sons of the Pioneers. Cool Water All-Time Great Singing Cowboys. Primo Records:

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6. Album. Cool Water The Sons Of The Pioneers. Cool Water Tracklist. Riders In The Sky Lyrics. Way Out There Lyrics. Teardrops In My Heart Lyrics. Ridin' Down The Canyon.

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7. Cool Water reprises many of the Sons of the Pioneers best loved tunes, including Wagon Wheels, Tumbling Tumbleweeds, the title cut and a dynamic interpretation of Ghost Riders in the Sky. The arrangements add the beauty of stirring strings, subdued brass and haunting woodwinds to the traditional western instruments; guitar, accordian and harmonica/5().

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8. The Sons of the Pioneers went through so many different lineups over the decades -- especially from the end of the s onward -- that it was often difficult to know precisely who was singing on various LPs drawn from different parts of their history. Cool Water, however, was the group's first stereo release, cut in June of as one of RCA-Victor's Living Stereo series, which encompassed.

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