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Pioneers with Leonard Slye and Tim Spencer. The singing group became very 
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songwriting, they produced innovative recordings that have inspired many 
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Question: Though born in Canada,  Bob Nolan co-founded this quintessentially American western group in the 1930s
Answer: Sons of the Pioneers