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1967.
The greatest recording in the history of Canadian country music IMO.
Dick Nolan, the Cornerbrook Kid, covers Mental Revenge.
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1967.
The greatest recording in the history of Canadian country music IMO.
Dick Nolan, the Cornerbrook Kid, covers Mental Revenge.
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Camel Cigarettes with Dick Nolan, 1960
Dick Nolan was born on February 4th, 1939 in Corner Brook. His album Fisherman’s Boy, released in 1972, included the song Aunt Martha’s Sheep (written by Ellis Coles). The track went on to become one of his signature songs. In his career he enjoyed Canadian chart success and even had a tv show. He was the first Newfoundlander to be nominated for a Juno Award, and the first Newfoundlander to play the Grand Ole Opry. Nolan died in 2005 at only 66 years old. — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/6IvbdSV
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Dick Nolan, New York Giants (by paul.malon)
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