Year of release 2010

Songs 22

Album time 59:54

Genre list Country

1
Blue Juniata
 
2:24
2
Send Him Home To Me
 
2:59
3
Send Him Home To Me (Tk B)
 
2:59
4
Hear Dem Bells
 
2:55
5
One More River To Cross
 
2:44
6
One More River To Cross (Tk B)
 
2:47
7
You Must Come In At The Door (Tk A)
 
2:34
8
You Must Come In At The Door
 
2:34
9
Lead Me Gentle Home, Father
 
2:43
10
The Devil's Great Grandson
 
2:54
11
Dwelling In Beulah Land
 
2:47
12
When The Golden Train Comes Down
 
2:39
13
The Hangin' Blues
 
3:03
14
Hold That Critter Down (Tk A)
 
2:35
15
Hold That Critter Down
 
2:31
16
Leaning On The Everlasting Arm (Tk A)
 
2:41
17
Leaning On The Everlasting Arm
 
2:41
18
What You Gonna Say To Peter
 
2:39
19
At The Rainbow's End
 
2:55
20
The Touch Of God's Hand (Tk A)
 
2:38
21
The Touch Of God's Hand (Tk B)
 
2:43
22
Lord You Made The Cowboy Happy
 
2:41

1937 Vol. 2 by The Sons Of The Pioneers is collected on this page with album-level details The description uses the same album data that is shown on the page, so the text stays close to the actual listing.

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A quick look at the track list shows Blue Juniata, Send Him Home To Me, Send Him Home To Me (Tk B), Hear Dem Bells, One More River To Cross, One More River To Cross (Tk B), You Must Come In At The Door (Tk A), and You Must Come In At The Door. Including track-level signals makes the album page easier to understand at a glance.

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