The Pickard Family

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The Pickard Family led by father Obed Pickard, the Pickards were a popular family act throughout the first half of the 20th century, first singing sentimental ballads on the Grand Ole Opry in 1926 and then moving on to urban areas such as Detroit and Chicago to spread the country influence to city dwellers. Their repertoire was as wholesome as they come, blending ballads with cowpoke songs like "Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie." They remained a popular act for several decades, even moving out to Hollywood where they appeared in low budget western flicks and hosted a TV program in the early '50s. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Country & Western Original Masters - CD 1

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The Story That the Crow Told Me, Vol. 1: Early American Rural Children's, Songs Classic

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The History Of Country & Western

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The History Of Country & Western Music

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The Story That The Crow Told Me: Early American Rural Children's Songs, Vol. 1

Black And White Hillbilly Music

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History Of C&W Music CD1

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Country & Western Original Masters

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The History of Country & Western Music, Volume 1

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Sings Hits Of Yesteryear

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Supertone S2068

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Frankie And Johnny - Country

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