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Bob Nolan - Wikipedia Bob Nolan (born Clarence Robert Nobles; April 13, 1908 – June 16, 1980, name changed to Robert Clarence Nobles in 1929) was a Canadian-born American singer, songwriter, and actor
Bob Nolan - IMDb American singer-songwriter who appeared in a number of low-budget Westerns, but was most renowned as the leader of the singing group, The Sons of the Pioneers The son of an Army officer, Nolan attended the University of Arizona after his father retired to that state
Cool Water Bob Nolan 1979 - YouTube One of the greatest song writers of any century this man was indeed, and what he and his fellow Sons Of The Pioneers left for us to enjoy may never be surpassed He was age 71 when he recorded
Bob Nolan Introduction - THE TUMBLEWEED TRAIL PROJECT “Because Bob Nolan was a private person who preferred solitude to social life, he has become something of a mystery or legend A natural disinclination to explain himself to anybody plus a propensity for spending long periods of time alone in the mountains or desert earned him the label of "recluse" in the minds of fellow entertainers
Bob Nolan Bob Nolan wasn't a cowboy in real life, but he played one in the movies As a founding member of the seminal Western group the Sons of the Pioneers, Nolan wrote classics like "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" and "Cool Water," and helped crystallize the enduring image of the singing cowboy
Bob Nolan | Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Inductee Cool Water Tumbling Tumbleweeds (Bob Nolan) - Performed by Ian Tyson and Quartette "Cool Water" and "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" were written and composed by CSHF inductee, Bob Nolan, inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame (CSHF) in 2005
Bob Nolan Variety Music - HomePage If you've surfed here looking for Marilyn Manson, you're SOL, but if you want a guy capable of playing a variety of music ranging from Jazz Standards to contemporary, this is who you want to hire Bob first soloed in 1965 and has played in 48 states and 11 countries
Hall of Fame Inductees - Canadian Country Music Association One of the most prolific writers of traditional “western” country music, Bob Nolan was born in Winnipeg, MB and raised in New Brunswick before moving to California early on in his career Together with Roy Rogers, he formed, Pioneer Trio, which later became the world renowned group, Sons of the Pioneers When Rogers left the group in 1938
Manitoba Country Music Association - Hall of Fame Profile Bob Nolan was born Clarence Robert Nobles in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 1908 When the family broke up in 1915, his father changed his surname from “Nobles” to “Nolan” and disappeared into the United States leaving Bob and his little brother with their mother