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Sons of the Pioneers

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    …a radio announcer’s mistake, became Sons of the Pioneers. They recorded such hits as “Tumbling Tumbleweeds,” their theme song, and “Cool Water,” and they were said to have put the “western” in country-and-western music. By 1935 the Sons of the Pioneers were appearing in motion pictures.

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    …a radio announcer’s mistake, became Sons of the Pioneers. They recorded such hits as “Tumbling Tumbleweeds,” their theme song, and “Cool Water,” and they were said to have put the “western” in country-and-western music. By 1935 the Sons of the Pioneers were appearing in motion pictures.

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