Sons of the Pioneers - Montana

Sons of the Pioneers - Montana, 1954

[@Labaron26]

Beautiful video...Beautiful voice of Bob Nolan.....thanks for posting.

[@татьянакузелькова]

Labaron26 шикарные песни шикарное исполнение чистые голоса Вдохновляет!!!!!!

[@strombergdeluxe]

I am pretty sure it is the voice of Tommy Doss, who was hired because he sounded so much like the retiring Bob Nolan

[@Labaron26]

Thanks...It's great to know there are still young people who appeciate good Western Music........

[@KSCrosby]

this is my fave SOP song. Great Falls was my first home, 29 years later I moved back and had my first baby there. We lived 2 blocks around the corner from Charlie Russel's house. Still miss Montana.

[@frederickwise5238]

In all of my years (70+) of listening to the Sons and watching movies with them as musical groups I never heard this.

[@janis041964]

Great one!!!!!! Thank you

[@chouyi007]

My wife and I caught our first Golden Trout high up in the Beartooths of Montana, and so this song will always be sacred to me, and remind me of the pristine beauty up there at the treeline!

[@guyazbell6483]

This is real music just like what my grandpa and grandma listend to and they been gone to heaven almost 50 years now, my mom and dad listend to this too they were kin to the laws out of arkansas who sang simular music, never realised real quality genuine music till recently i grew up durring the 60s so i was the first generation lost.

[@KSCrosby]

reminds me of the happiest days I remember, living in a bungalow two blocks from Charlie Russell's house. We were poor and had just had our first baby. Beautiful country.

[@peterwilliams4279]

thankyou for the moment enjoyed so much tonight pmw special night thanks

[@Labaron26]

Correction: That is the voice of Tommy Doss, who sounded a lot like Bob Nolan, and was added to the group just for that purpose when Bob left the group.

[@paulkate72]

Yes, it's pretty good scenery over there as a regular visitor I think it's special.

[@Arbeedubya]

Whenever I find life's stresses getting to me and need to give my spirits a lift, I head up into Montana's Beartooth Wilderness with my backpack, tent, sleeping bag, and fishing gear. I'm in pretty good shape for a guy pushing 61 if I do say so myself, but I'll continue going if I have to crawl.

[@1956wizzard]

as a young man in my travels in the 1970-s, I cowboyed in a little Montana town named Kalispell, it was magnificent , . . . now Im a old range detective in Roswell New Mexico , russellbradfordbanks on facebook, still living high and wide, . . .7 days a week

[@bradymcatee4785]

Russell Banks finally going back to my hometown kalispell to film a western. It will feel good to be home again and capture its beauty on film.

[@tank2449]

did you finish your movie? WHAT Is it called?

[@schooler6]

I am pretty sure this is Tommy Doss singing "Montana". It was his first big solo recording with the Sons of the Pioneers and he sent a copy of the 45 to my father who he had grown up singing with. If I remember correctly it had his name on the record.

[@baxterhawley9115]

This is Bob Nolan, who sounded a great deal like Tommy Doss. While Nolan did retire in 1949, he returned to the studio afterwards to record sometimes. This was one of those times.

[@Labaron26]

You have it mixed....That is the voice of Tommy Doss....Bob Nolan left the group to go solo.

[@PecosFRanch]

I love Montana. :-))

[@bookmouse2719]

Bob Nolan 😍

[@Labaron26]

Oh well...can't win em all...Bob Nolan had a beautiful voice anyhow.

[@earlyblue]

Check out Ritchie Nevada - "Someday"

[@GeneRoberts1961]

@mackthefatcat I understand. At 50, I find myself hiding from optimism regularly...but it is certainly not part of my genetic makeup. I don't like feeling jaded nor do I want to think the worst of others...and I go back to songs such as these to reflect and to remember of the hope I once harbored...not just for me and my family, but for all.

[@greasydoghead]

You've gotta check out The Blue Cats version of Blue Prairie, an absolutely fantastic rendition of this classic

[@GeneRoberts1961]

@minnrenegade I disagree...Ken Curtis is was Ken Curtis, Bob Nolan was Bob Nolan. Personally, I like them both for their individual sound.

[@timstephenson6923]

Tommy Doss? Bob Nolan retired in 1949.

[@Labaron26]

Yep...That's Tommy Doss.

[@paddy9403]

My mother was a Nolan and Bob was her cousin.

[@GeneRoberts1961]

@mackthefatcat Sadly, we are an anachronism...throwbacks from another time. Music with melody as opposed to a beat and singers with vocal talent, clarity and respect for their art. I hear very little these days that make any sort of an impression on me...and that is not to say that I don't hear anything good at all....but it is a rare occurrence.

[@bobbycox1973]

My fiancé and I are going to get some land and our house out there and we're going to be happy and make love and it will be the most wonderful place for generations!

[@tank2449]

stay the hell out of montana! we dont need no more out of staters

[@SilvioManfredDante85]

@@tank2449 Shut the hell up! It has no impact on you whatsoever.

[@zerubbablestranger6970]

@@tank2449 Ha ha ha!

[@SciotoRiverBand]

Mack and all, we've got a "Montana" song we think you'll like here on KZbin. Check it out.

[@MrLatafiole]

une bonne balade au claire de lune avec ca douce youpyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy