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I WALK
THE LINE
Arc A
543, A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., SCARBORO. ONTARIO
The composers of
great songs are often responsible for helping to make
famous the artists who record them. In the case of
"I Walk The Line" the composer was the artist,
and Johnny Cash has been one of the all time greats of
country music. He also created a style that is famous and
known the world over. On the album we present some of the
hits Johnny Cash has made famous since his first hit
record.
DICK NOLAN, a
talented and ardent fan of Johnny Cash, sings his own
interpretations of these hits. A native of Newfoundland,
Dick has done a great deal of wandering, which may
explain the deep, lonesome quality of his voice.

HOME
OF THE BLUES

Olympic/DM-203
SONEX CORP. LTD., Scarborough, Ontario
The blues are a part of many different
types of music, and country-western music is no
exception.
In this album, Canadian-born Dick Nolan
sings his way through a dozen fine country blues songs
including two classics familiar to everyone, 'Frankie and
Johnny' and 'Folsom Prison Blues'.
Dick's effectively lonesome-sounding
style of singing comes through especially well on several
of these tunes which were made famous by Johnny Cash,
including 'Give My Love to Rose', 'Next in Line', and
'Train of Love'. For variety, he adds the blues-singer's
occasionally optimistic outlook on a bright, up-tempo
tune first recored by Nashville's Hank Locklin called
'The Nearest Thing to Heaven'.
All told, Dick Nolan provides a highly
enjoyable and polished performance in this guided tour
through 'The Home of the Blues'.
JOHN PORTEOUS

DICK
NOLAN Sings
London EB.82
A Dan Bass Production.
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ON
STAGE AT THE DRAKE
(With
the Blue Valley Boys)
Arc 579
The crowd at
Toronto's Drake Hotel was in a rip-roaring country mood
the night we cut this live show featuring Dick Nolan and
the Blue Valley Boys. This part of Toronto is a great
country music area anyway, but the happy people who
packed the Drake that particular night can be heard on
the album, and their enjoyment is pretty obvious. The
object of this crowd reactions was a group of country
artists, well-known to fans from coast to coast.
Dick Nolan,
leader of the Blue Valley Boys, was born in Cornerbrook,
Newfoundland, and has played with some of America's
best-known country music artists.
Roy Penny is
an exceptionally talented guitarist, who also hails from
Cornerbrook. Roy's style is hard to define, since it
embraces a combination of most popular country effects.
On several of the faster numbers here, Roy's fans in the
crowd become audibly excited and this kind of
encouragement leads him to improvise even more
skillfully.
Bunty Petrie
is a native New Brunswicker, and has played in the
Toronto area for some years. He is featured on fiddle
here, and his style is obviously A-OK with the audience.
Bass player Johnny
Bourque is also a native New Bruswick boy, and has
supplied the all important rhythm for a number of recent
L.P. recordings. Johnny is a fine vocalist as well, and
his numbers are always welcomed by the folks at the
Drake.
So here you have it, a great L.P. by a
fabulous group of boys, and a mighty good group of
listerners as well!
MOOSE LATRECK, CHUM, Toronto.

ECHOES
OF THE ATLANTIC
Dick Nolan and the Blue
Valley Boys
Maple-Leaf CML 1005, CMS 1005
A & R Recording Direction - John A. Porteous,
Photography - Clarence C. Colwell
MAPLE LEAF RECORDS ARE PRODUCED IN CANADA
The Atlantic coast area of Canada has produced a
number of fine singers of folk songs, including Hank
Snow, Wilf Carter and many others. The region has been
the spawning ground too, of many good songs, some written
by native tunesmiths and others such as "Prince
Edward Island" by visitors who have been struck by
the beauty of the sea and countryside. In this album,
Dick Nolan sings a cross-section of east-coast favorites
along with his group, the Blue Valley Boys. Involved in
this session were: Roy Penny on electric guitar, Tommy
St. Dennis playing steel guitar, Fred Hussy on Spanish
guitar, and bass-player Johnny Bourque. Dick Nolan is a
native of Cornerbrook, Newfoundland, and hence several of
these songs such as "Squid Jiggin Ground"
are from that fascinating island province of Canada.
Nolan has been appearing in Toronto clubs and in
country-western Jamborees for the past two years, and has
made a name for himself as a versatile entertainer. These
Echoes of the Atlantic are sure to receive an
enthusiastic reception from Maritimes and all others as
well.
Bill Long
CHIQ Radio and CHCH-TV, Hamilton, ON

ATLANTIC
LULLABY
Arc A 627, A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND
LTD., Toronto, Ontario
Dick Nolan comes from Corner Brook, Newfoundland, and has
been singing songs of the the East all his life. At
Torontos favorite country and western spot,
"The Horseshoe", Dick holds forth nightly to an
audience largely from the Maritimes, and the songs Dick
sings take these expatriates back for a moment to their
native forest and sea, to the more tranquil life they
once knew.
In this album, Dick has combined many of the old standard
East Coast songs with a hand-picked group of
contemporary tunes including the title song.
For anyone who hails from Canadas East Coast, or
indeed has ever visited that area, this album will
provide a great deal of nostalgia. For others who simply
enjoy good country music performed capably and well,
these songs perhaps will provide an explanation of why
Maritimers think fondly of their heritage.

TRUCK
DRIVING MAN
Arc AS 633, A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., Toronto,
Ontario
Producer and A & R Direction - Ben Weatherby
The face of modern country music changes constantly,
and one of the more recent styles to emerge is the
"Truckers" sound. The long distance trucks that
traverse America are driven by rough and ready men who
love country music and whose legends lend themselves to
songs like "Six Days on the Road" and
"Give me Forty Acres", the sad story of the
trucker who never learned to back up.
Dick Nolan, popular Canadian country star salutes
these "Knights of the Road" with a dozen tunes
that have proven immensely popular with his fans - during
personal appearances. Whether you pilot a ten ton Mack or
a two-door Volkswagen, youll tap your feet to these
"rolling" rhythms.
Personnel: Shotgun Guitar - Roy Penny, Rhythm Guitars
- Mickey McGivern & Bunty Petrie, Bass - Mark
McGivern, Drums - Bill Bartlett
Picture Through the Courtesy of:
D.S. Scott Transport, 4 Index Road, Toronto, Ontario

ISE
THE BY WHAT CATCHES DA FISH (Newfoundland Songbook)
Arc AS-694
An Arc Production: Direction - Ben Weatherby
A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., TORONTO, ONT.
The East Coast of Canada is noted
for its fishing, mountains and natural beauty. One
of the biggest and best things from this area, which has
been handed down from generation to generation is the
East Coast humour, especially in Newfoundland where the
people have an accent and sayings all their own.
In this album, Dick Nolan, one of
the finest country singers in Canada and a native of
Newfoundland, brings to you some of the most humourous
songs from this scarred Atlantic province.
To you from the East
Coast, we are sure it will bring back many precious
memories and laughs. To you who are not familiar with the
East Coast and its people, it is a chance to
acquaint yourselves with the way of life in this
exceptional part of Canada.

MOVING OUT
Arc AS-740, An Arc Production, Direction - Ben Weatherby
A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., Toronto, Ontario
"Down and Out" songs are causing Dick
Nolans career to boom. Two smash hits in as many
efforts have featured the artist plaintively outlining
the careers of gentlemen down in their luck. RUNNING
BILLS lays it on the line about an easy-living cat whose
habit of "running" bills at favoured suds
haunts keeps him on the move. THE FOOL, a Country Survey
skyrocket is the ironic confession of a "love
em and leave em" type who for once finds
himself having said goodbye too soon.
Now DICK NOLAN moves on to MOVIN OUT, an album
including these great hits plus ten more reaped from the
same "down and out" harvest. On this release
listeners will find this talented Easterner, who is
equally at home singing sensitive songs of the Atlantic
Provinces, raucous ditties of his native Newfoundland or
rugged truck-driving songs, in top form in yet another
style. He performs songs of the travellin man, the
drifter, the misfit, the loner, with gut-deep, driving
sincerity. Telling it the way it is Nolan is unrivalled
in Country.
To outpace ones peers in todays Country
Music scene is no mean feat. Country has been
revitalized. Pulp magazines, slick publications, the
daily press, industry voices, radio and television, all
are paying rapt attention to the medium. The old masters
are still going strong and daily new talents erupt on the
scene to be treated in depth analysis and high pressure
promotions.
In this fast, furious all embracing country world DICK
NOLAN sets the pace. MOVIN OUT presents the
"Cornerbrook kid, "The Newfoundland
Fugitive" right in stride - enjoy it.

I WANT TO
LIVE
Arc AS-776, Recorded: Bay
Studios, Toronto, Direction: Ben Weatherby
A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., TORONTO, ONTARIO
Fans of Dick Nolan be advised! That rakish lady-killer
in the black hat is none other than "The Cornerbrook
Kid" himself. Throwing caution to the winds and
ignoring all advice "The Newfoundland Fugitive"
has declared his independence. I WANT TO LIVE is his
rallying cry.
No doubt many of his admirers, forgetting that too
much of a good thing is not a good thing, will encourage
him. Our guess is his largest body of support will come
from the thousands of fans who keep insisting Dick sing
"down & out" songs. These are the same
folks responsible for making RUNNIN BILLS, THE
FOOL, and MOVIN OUT Country survey Skyrockers and
there is no way to stop them. They are pleasure seekers
to a man.
Because Dick Nolan is equally at home singing
sensitive songs of the Atlantic Provinces, raucous
ditties of his native Newfoundland, rugged truck-driving
songs, songs of the drifter, the loner and the misfit,
they assume he can do most anything. Truth is - he can.
A man who can do most anything coupled with admirers
who want him to do exactly that constitutes an
"irresistible force". If all you folks who put
listening enjoyment first want to make Dick Nolans
I WANT TO LIVE a runaway best-seller, who are we to stop
you. To be honest were on your side.

ATLANTIC
CHRISTMAS
Arc AC20
Dick Nolan Featuring Bonnie Lou Nolan
An Arc Production - Ben Weatherby,
A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., TORONTO, ONT., 1967
If man, woman, child or dog saw Santa, a sack of cod
slung over his back, sharing a dory with two Newfoundland
pups, hed run away as fast as his legs could carry
him. And yet the idea is very charming.
It would seem then that it is better to simply entertain
some ideas rather than force them into reality. Happily
this is not true of an Atlantic Christmas. Christmas by
the Atlantic is a wonderful idea and a wonderful reality.
Dick Nolan who has enjoyed many a Christmas there, has
recorded an album of seasonal favourites that will warm
any celebrations enjoyed by Maritimers, Newfoundlanders
and their guests. Dicks voice is as warm as the
hospitality shown by the natives of these areas.
Many of the selections are favourites far away from the
Atlantic but because Dick Nolan has home in his heart,
especially at Christmas, he informs them with a special
meaning: - a message of joy, peace and goodwill to those
with the East and the sea in their hearts.
We invite you to enjoy an Atlantic Christmas with Dick
Nolan. A special surprise is also included on the album.
Bonnie Lou Nolan, who is Dicks daughter, and a
lovely little girl performs "Santa Claus is Coming
To Town" and "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa
Claus".

FOLSOM PRISON AND OTHER JOHNNY CASH SONGS
Arc AS 807, Arc A 2012
(Australia)
Recorded - Bay Studios, Toronto/Direction - Ben Weathery
Cover Photo: Allan Rubin - AAR Photo; Cover Design: The
New Addition
A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., TORONTO,
ONTARIO
Johnny Cashs spectacular live performance inside
Folsom Prison has become a modern legend. It is unlikely
that anyone but Cash could have pulled it off.
Unquestionably, the inmates at Folsom looked forward to
the diversion a Country and Western Show would bring,
but, there is little doubt they were also fully prepared
to hoot anyone they felt insincere or not warranting
respect, right off the stage. Knowing this, Johnny Cash
came, saw, and conquered.
Johnny Cash is now conquering North American TV
audiences with his own weekly show. In its first season
The Johnny Cash Show has attempted to bring together
performers in the related fields of Country, Country
& Western, and Folk. With Cash at the helm, this wide
ranging show is a constant delight, and not surprisingly
an unqualified success.
Dick Nolans FOLSOM PRISON is a tribute to this
very popular artist by a performer whose voice has often
been compared to Cashs. Although the similarity
cannot be disputed, it is to Nolans credit that he
has not traded on this coincidence becoming yet another
Cash imitator.
FOLSOM PRISON is indeed a tribute to Johnny Cash, but
by a performer who followed his own lights and secure in
his own position takes great delight in presenting an
exciting album featuring some of the best C & W
material even penned - FOLSOM PRISON and OTHER JOHNNY
CASH HITS

BE
TRUE NEWFOUNDLANDERS
Arc CITATION SERIES ACS 5024
Recorded - Bay Studios, Toronto/Direction - Ben Weathery
A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., TORONTO, ONTARIO
Dick Nolan, Canadas most popular "truck
Drivin man" has made the long, long haul back
to his native Newfoundland but its not the end of
the road, its the beginning of a brand new journey.
In Cornerbrook, Newfoundland, where he was born and first
began to sing, Dick Nolan is performing on two shows on
the Islands major T.V. network and will appear
regularly at Cornerbrooks most popular night spot.
One of the T.V. shows which Dick will host and perform on
is being considered for broadcast coast to coast and
could make Dick Canadas foremost Country
entertainer right on his own back porch.
Dick has toured Canada for many years and in Toronto, a
city with the largest Maritime population outside of the
Maritimes, has always been something of a folk hero. At
the Horseshoe Tavern, one of Torontos favourite
Country and Western night spots, audiences comprised
mostly of Maritimers and Newfoundlanders come nightly to
hear Dick Nolan sing songs of the provinces they had
cherished so dearly.
Appealing also to this select group and fast becoming a
collectors item among a coterie of folk enthusiasts
are two Nolan albums - Atlantic Lullaby and Ise the
By What Catches Da Fish. These recordings feature
authentic songs of the Maritimes and Newfoundland and are
performed in a manner true to the idiom.
To celebrate his triumphant return to the East, Dick has
recorded this new album "Be True
Newfoundlanders" both high spirited and sensitive
songs of his homeland. Once again it is certain that Dick
will charm both his compatriots and music lovers at
large.

LUKEYS
BOAT
Arc AS810
Recorded: Bay Studios, Toronto;
Direction: Ben Weatherby
Front Cover Design: New Addition; Photo: Allan Rubin -
AAR Photo
A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., TORONTO, ONT.
Lukeys Boat sets the pace for
this spirited album of Newfoundland and Maritime songs by
the worlds foremost exponent of the idiom - Dick
Nolan.
In Cornerbrook, Newfoundland where
he was born Dick Nolan performed regularly on two shows
on the Islands major TV network and at
Cornerbrooks most popular nitespot. Coming to the
mainland, he toured and continues to tour Canada, and in
Toronto, boasting the largest Maritime population in
Canada outside the Maritimes, is a genuine folk hero.
Appealing to this select group and
fast becoming a collectors item among a coterie of
folk enthusiasts are three Nolan albums: Atlantic
Lullaby, Ise the By, and the recently
released BE TRUE NEWFOUNDLANDERS.
Like these fine
recordings LUKEYS BOAT features authentic songs of
the Maritimes and Newfoundland performed in a manner true
to the idiom. Once again it is certain that Dick Nolan
will charm and delight both his compatriots and music
lovers at large.


NEWFIE HITS
Arc Records NH-6
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COUNTRY
MARLENE
BEAUDRY AND DICK NOLAN
Direction: Ben
Weatherby, Recorded: Bay Studios, Toronto,
Engineer: Gary Starr. Cover Photo: AAR Photo - Al
Rubin
Arc AS 819, A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., Toronto,
Ontario
an ahed product
DICK NOLAN AND MARLENE
BEAUDRY PRESENT AN ALBUM OF TODAYS COUNTRY
HITS. THIS IS AN ALBUM THAT WILL GIVE YOU NO END
OF ENJOYMENT ... FINE COUNTRY HITS IN A FINE
COUNTRY STYLE.

DUET
Marlene Beaudry & Dick Nolan
Arc AS 822, Recorded:
Bay Studios, Toronto, Direction: Ben Weatherby
Engineer: Gary Starr,
Cover Photo: AAR Photo - Al Rubin
A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., TORONTO, ONTARIO, an
ahed product
DICK NOLAN AND
MARLENE BEAUDRY JOIN VOICES ON THIS ALBUM TO GIVE
YOU SOME OF THEIR MOST REQUESTED DUETS AS
PERFORMED ON THEIR CROSS-COUNTRY TOURS AND GUEST
APPEARANCES.
RELAX AND
ENJOY THIS GREAT COUNTRY MUSIC BY TWO OF
CANADAS TOP COUNTRY ARTISTS.

FISHERMAN'S BOY
RCA CAMDEN CAS-2576
Producer: Ben Weatherby, Background female
vocalist: Bonnie Lou Nolan
Recorded at M.U.N. Studios, St. Johns,
Newfoundland
Cover Photograph: Tom Smith of Royal Photo
Dick Nolan knew at a ripe young age that his
career would be singing. Singing the music that
he loved so much. The songs that came so
naturally to him: down-to-earth Country ballads.
Just twelve years after he was born in Corner
Brook, Newfoundland, Dick Nolan was singing for
enthusiastic audiences. And in 1958, before his
twentieth birthday, he moved to Toronto where he
quickly became involved in a full-time musical
career. For years he was a headliner at the
Horseshoe Tavern. Then he moved along to play
various centres in the United States, and
recorded over a dozen albums as he climbed the
ladder of success. This latest recording his
first for RCA is the best explanation for the
star on Nolans door.
And stars run in his family. Dick and his wife
have a daughter, Bonnie Lou, who also has an
album on the RCA label. At the tender age of ten
she too is a Newfie favourite. So Newfoundland is
home for the Nolans now. Its the place
where Dicks brand of country singing
strikes the right chord every time. Newfie...
thats where the Fishermans Boy is at.

HOME AGAIN THIS YEAR
RCA CAMDEN CASX
2603, Produced by Jack Feeney
Recorded at Audio Atlantic Studios, Halifax, N.S.
Recording Engineer: Al Feeney
Mixed by Hayward Parrott at RCA's Toronto Studios
Cover photographer: Scott Strong
For many years Newfoundlanders have been
extremely proud of their folk songs. We feel that
our songs are part of our rich heritage of our
way of life in Newfoundland. They tell the story
of the joys, sorrows, tragedies, habits and
customs of our people
Visitors to Newfoundland and people the world
over who hear our folksongs admit that we have
something very worthwhile and which cannot be
excelled by ballads or folk songs from any other
part of North America. ..... Frank Moores,
Premier, Province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Somebody, somewhere, has by this time referred
to Dick Nolan as "an overnight success,
"taint so. This man has most certainly
paid his dues. Years of one-niters in some of the
more isolated hamlets that exist anywhere on the
face of this earth have developed the Nolan
talent and personality to the point where all he
needed was the "one big record." With
"Aunt Marthas Sheep," in
Dicks album for RCA "Fishermans
Boy," he got that big record ...in spades. I
can say without any fear of contradiction what
happened to that song and that album, was for all
of the Canadian Record Industry, a unique
experience.
The very fact that thirty thousand copies of
the "Fishermans Boy" LP were
actually sold in thirty days gives you some idea
of the universal acceptance of Dick Nolans
efforts. Bernie McKinley of Crawford Music
Limited in St. Johns was the man who first
called my attention to "Aunt Marthas
Sheep." The first days air play on
VOCM (so help me, only one day) and we knew we
were into something sensational. The VOCM
hit-line lit up like a christmas tree, and stayed
lit as people, and by that I mean adults and
kids, city dwellers and country folk,
sophisticated and otherwise, bombarded VOCM to
hear more of Dick Nolan.
Even now, recognized and accepted across
Canada though he may be, Dick Nolan is every inch
the Newfoundlander, you can almost visualize the
spray on the rocks at middle cove as you listen
to his music.
The latest album effort by Dick Nolan gives
every indication of following in the cash
register receipts of his first.
No "Newfie Joe," this Nolan,
hes a star, and a star hes going to
remain, " A musical ambassador to the world
from Newfoundland." .... Johnny Murphy,
Program Director, VOCM

HAPPY
NEWFOUNDLANDERS
RCA KCL 1-0012, Engineer: Mark Smith, Technician:
John Cordina,
Produced by Jack Feeney
Recorded at RCAs Toronto Studios,
Photography by W. Brian Sears, Cameramun Studios,
Newfoundland Dog - "Siegert"
(Killicks Squid Jigger)
Did you ever wonder what happened to the
culprits who stole Aunt Marthas Sheep?
Well, the whole story is finally told by Dick
Nolan in "Courtroom in the Sky. Dick also
sings about a poor guy from Toronto who thinks he
is marrying a Texas oil mans daughter, but
later discovers that he has "Married a
Newfie". In this sad tale, our hero ends up
reading "comic books by the light of a
kerosene lamp". There are other songs you
will want to hear written by Dick Nolan, Ellis
Coles, Willis Hancock and Tom Connors - most of
them full of fun, all of them true to the
heritage of Newfoundland and the Maritimes.

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY NEWFOUNDLAND
RCA KCLI-0050, 1974
Produced by Jack Feeney, A&R Barry Haugen,
Recorded at RCAs Toronto Studios
Recording engineer: Mark Smith, Technicians:
Craig Richardson, Alan Moy
Cover Photo By: Robert C. Ragsdale A.R.P.S.
"God Guard thee", "God Guard
thee", "God Guard thee
Newfoundland"
Long before Confederation and Canada came to
Newfoundland those words echoed from every little
wooden school house all across the Island. Now we
find Newfoundland and Newfoundlanders celebrating
the twenty-fifth year in Confederation and when
Dick asked me to write the title song for his new
album I knew I just had to get those proud and
beautiful lines, taken from out national anthem,
into my song.
I guess the song speaks for every Newf when
Dick sings "Happy Anniversary
Newfoundland". I know Dick and I feel very
proud of our Island and I also know every
Newfoundlander feels the same, so from Dick
Nolan, myself and every Newf, we wish you all the
Best Newfoundland and I wish Dick all the best
with his new album ....
"Happy Anniversary Newfoundland" -
Roy Payne

FOLK SONGS OF NEWFOUNDLAND

Radio Canada International, RCI 414,
1974
Harry Hibbs Ensemble/Dick Nolan
Production: Radio Canada
International
Producer: Monique Grenier
Technicians: Andre Pelletier, Andre Deslauriers
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DICK
NOLAN
RCA KXLI-0096,
Engineer: Hayward Parrott,
Technician: Dave Balan
Produced by Jack Feeney, Jacket Coordinator :
Wayne Jordan, Photo: Gem Studios, Torbay, NFLD.
Recorded at RCAs Toronto Studios, 1975
Musicians: Piano - Mel Aucoin, Bass - John
Bourque, Drums - Roddie Lee, Violin - Brian
Barron, Steel - Bob Lucier, Guitar - Mike
Francis, Banjo - Leroy Anderson
If you like Newfoundland
humour, (and who doesnt), you will get a
good laugh out of "PIECE OF BOLOGNA"
and "OL NEWFIE OUTHOUSE". In the
first song Dick Nolan tells of the awful plight
of two Irishmen and a Newfie who get lost in the
woods with no provisions left except one piece of
Bologna.
In "Ol Newfie
Outhouse", written by Harris and Cuff, Dick
tells what it is like to shiver in that
"rugged wooden shack, when its
twenty-five below".
In a more serious vein, Dick
sings "A Toast To The Newfie Girls"
some of which are - Rose in Rose
Blanche, Pearl in Mt. Pearl,
Gracie in Old Harbour Grace, and so
on. All in all, there are Newfoundland songs to
suit every taste ....... sit back, relax and
listen.

A
COUNTRY SONG
MARITIME SERIES - BOOT
RECORDS, BTM 2001, 1976
Produced by Jury Krytiuk, Engineer: Peter Mann
Newfoundlands Dick Nolan has been
recording for over fifteen years and has 22
albums (3 of them gold) to his credit. In 1973 he
received a BMI award for his composition
"Aunt Marthas Sheep" and also a
Gold Leaf Award from RPM for over 100,000 sales
of the album by the same title. That same year he
won the award for the top male vocalist in
Newfoundland. In 1974 he was nominated for a Juno
award in the category of top male country
vocalist.

BEST
OF DICK NOLAN
RCA (Pure Gold
Series) KNL1-7062, 1977
Repertoire Co-ordinator: Barry Haugen
Jacket Co-ordiator: Wayne Jordan
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SIDE BY
EACH (Down at the ol' Fishin' Hole)
Starpak SK 132,
1980
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DICK NOLANS GREATEST HITS
OF NEWFOUNDLAND
Starpak SK134, 1980
Album Jacket Design by Bill Hicks Design
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WELCOME
ABOARD
MARITIME SERIES - BOOT RECORDS, BTM 2008, 1984
PRODUCER: Albert Macdonald; ENGINEER: Fred
Peterson; RECORDED AT: Kinck Sound, Toronto,
Ontario
MUSICIANS: Albert Macdonald
(Lead, Acoustic & Rhythm Guitar); Larry Dee
(Steel Guitar); Paul Clinch (Drums); Keith
Fitzgerald (Bass Guitar); Barry Feener (Rhythm
Guitar); Rocky Doucette (Rhythm Guitar); Bob
Murnor (Pianon, Keyboards); Ray Chaisson
(Accordion)
BACKGROUND VOCALS: Manon
Zlamal, Paul Clinch, Albert Macdonald, Fred
Peterson, Marie Nolan, Jocelyn Hoskins, Angie
Kozaroff

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Compilations
ARC
COUNTRY HITS 
Arc AS-743
Billy Adams, Diane Merritt, Len Carlson ,Dick Nolan,
Neville Plumbs
AN ARC PRODUCTION, Direction: Ben Weatherby
A PRODUCT OF ARC SOUND LTD., TORONTO, ONTARIO
Arc is proud to announce this new series of records for
your listening enjoyment.
It consists of 12 of the top Country and Western songs of
today performed by our top Country and Western Singers.
It has been proven by past sales that the Singers
featured here such as Dick Nolan, Diane Merritt, Len
Carlson and Billy Adams combined with Mickey McGivern and
the Mustangs are some of todays top recording
artists. This album also introduces a new artist in the C
& W field, Neville Plumbs.
This, quite possibly could be the first in a series of
Country and Western top hits L.P.s which would be a
credit to anyones record collection. Just think
about it, when your friends come to visit you a year from
now you may be able to play any top country record they
may wish to hear from the past year or years. You could
dance to all the top tunes or acquire the words to any
new song which would ordinarily be hard to find.
So be on top of the Country and Western tunes with Arc
records.

NEWFIE
30' 
Pelley AJP 501 (WRC 294)
30 Minutes of Songs, Jigs & Reels from Newfoundland
Dick Nolan, John Drake, Ray Johnson, Harry Hibbs, Minnie
White, John White, Oceans Fancy
Produced by Jack Pelley & Frank Lowe, Cover Design by
Stan Parsons
Good afternoon Newfoundland and
Newfoundlanders wherever you may be, this is Jack Pelley
with thirty minutes of songs, dances, jigs and reels from
the Island of Newfoundland.
So begins another Newfie 30 program on CHFX-FM. Every
Sunday afternoon at 1 pm Jack Pelley hosts one of the
most popular radio programs heard in the Maritimes. In
fact its known that over 20,000 people make Newfie
30 a regular part of their Sundays. What kind of people,
all kinds, from farmers and fishermen to house wives and
businessmen, anyone who likes a good story, a good joke,
or just a good tune.
Inside this album youll find 12 songs that have
helped to make Newfie 30 the popular program it is, songs
that continue to be the most requested on the program. As
you look thru the titles Im sure youll find
that many are familiar standards and some are new, but
all the songs share one thing in common, they are good.
So sit back, turn up the stereo and enjoy a bit of
Newfoundland right in your own home. And by the way, if
youre in the area someday, why not tune in Newfie
30 and have yourself a time, its on Jack.
Long May Your Big Jib Draw
Frank Lowe, CHFX-FM, 101.9 Stereo, Halifax, Nova Scotia

ORIGINAL
NEWFOUNDLAND GOLD
Various
Artists
the Great Canadian Music Company, WEE 80-005, 1980
Toronto, Ontario
Art and Film by Trans Media Graphics
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SINGERS
FOR FISHERMEN
Atlantic
Music, 02 50110, Compact Disc
A. Frank Willis & Peter Francis Quinlan - Executive
Producers
Dave Jeffrey - Producer
Fred Kinck Peterson - Recording & Mix Engineer
SINGERS FOR
FISHERMEN was recorded and mixed at KINCK SOUND,
Scarborough, Ontario. All musical arrangements by Albert
MacDonald and Dave Jeffrey, except Ode to Newfoundland
(arranged by Brian Murphy). Piano on Ode to Newfoundland
- Brian Murphy. Additional keyboards - Dave Jeffrey.
Additional percussion - Con & Del (The Vanguards).
Cover photo by Denise Grant.
Special thanks to
Eddie Eastman who took time out of his Canada-wide tour
to be a 'Singer for Fishermen'. Unfortunaltely
he was unavailable for the front cover snap.
A special thank you
to the people who believed in the project and the great
helping hand from the voice of Newfoundland - The
Downhomer Magazine for all the help in organizing,
researching and the moral support as we stumbled our way
through. Thanks for the laughs and the late nights!
And to Joe
Wood of R.D.R. Promotions who said "I want to help'
without being asked - Tanks' Joe b'y!

MY
BEAUTIFUL ISLAND
Condor
1500, Heritage Music, Scarborough, Ontario
Recorded at Shage Sound
Dick Nolan - vocals with Roy Penney, Charlie Crocker, Al
Penney & Tom Down
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DICK NOLAN
Condor 1509, Heritage Music,
Scarborough, Ontario
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CHRISTMAS
AT HOME
OAK XM 57, Heritage Music, Scarborough
Ontario
Produced by Dennis Brunet at Shag Sound Studio
John Martin - Guitar, Don McLean - Accordion, Keith
Fitzgerald - Bass, Steve Ridout - Drums, Aggie - Piano,
Marie Nolan - Newfoundland Tambourine & Vocals
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