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  • gdcman

    Western it is.

    17 May 2012 Reply

  • SonnyRayKIKK

    You just have to have the baritone voice of Bob Nolan along with the original Sons of the Pioneers ... It's not Country ... it's PURE Western ... And, down here in Texas we love our Western music as much as anything. This kind of stuff tells the real story of America ... the American West ... and ... Texas. Come join us in The Lone Star State and enjoy life for a change. We don't bite. Rattlesnakes, yes ... but, the average Texan, no. Have a great day.

    5 May 2012 Reply

  • BlueOclock

    Wonderful song. I remember seeing and hearing Sons Of The Pioneers in Westerns, Roy Rogers, etc., when I was a kid.

    2 Apr 2012 Reply

  • LondonLouis

    A classic.

    7 Dec 2011 Reply

  • nssworld

    Such gold...Keep'em moving Dan...kind sounds like Alright Dan Slingblade style...

    7 Oct 2011 Reply

  • silversurfer250

    This gospel-folk song about a man and his mule and a mirage in the desert was originally written by Canadian-born singer-songwriter Bob Nolan in 1936. Nolan was a founding member of the American cowboy singing group The Sons of the Pioneers who recorded this song in 1941 winning a Grammy Award for it. http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=18618

    2 Apr 2011 Reply

  • myrond889

    one of the best of the west-cool(water)

    7 Nov 2010 Reply

  • ezrider454

    LOVE THIS SONG

    15 Mar 2010 Reply

  • steamboat58

    Oh ya.

    24 Sep 2009 Reply

  • PerseusPrince

    Still brings a tear to my eyes after all these years ...

    22 Sep 2009 Reply

  • oldsailor1

    A Classic! Who can't like this Cowboy tune Roy Rogers and The Sons of the Pioneers I also played this on a record player when I was a kid.

    5 Sep 2009 Reply

  • morae

    it's so hotttttttt

    29 Jul 2009 Reply

  • Leuchtenburg1

    Classic!

    18 Feb 2009 Reply

  • hogefan

    Riders of the Purple Sage may have done this song first. No idea.

    26 Jan 2009 Reply

  • Zerubbabel413

    my grandpa used to play this on a record player when i was a kid ;)

    7 Dec 2008 Reply

  • SonnyRay

    Who can't like this Cowboy tune? ... This song conjurs up a real image of the story being told ... No group before or since can sell a Western tune like The Sons of the Pioneers (with or without Roy Rogers) ... I could listen to them all day.

    14 May 2008 Reply

  • janiejones48

    A Classic!

    18 Apr 2008 Reply

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