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1. Sunny Side of Life The Blue Sky Boys Initial release: Bear Family. A 5 CD box set covering recordings from to Tracks. I'm Just Here to Get My Baby Out of Jail (Davis) Sunny Side of Life (Teddlie / Watts) There'll Come a Time (Harris) Where the Soul of Man Never Dies (Golden / Raney) Midnight on the Stormy Sea.

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2. The Blue Sky Boys were an American country music duo consisting of the brothers Earl Bolick (November 16, – April 19, ) and Bill Bolick (October 28, – March 13, ), whose careers spanned over forty years.

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3. Blue Sky Boys "The Sunny Side Of Life" (Rounder, ) (LP)There are several Blue Sky Boys records out there with the same title, "The Sunny Side Of Life." This one is an LP put out by Rounder Records in , and it is pure gold. Great old-timey music with stark brother-act harmonies.5/5(1).

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4. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Sunny Side of Life [Rounder] - The Blue Sky Boys on AllMusic - - Most likely the best thing to ever come out of.

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5. Within The Circle: They're All Home But One: Hymns My Mother Sang: Sunny Side Of Life: Other Versions (1 of 1) View All. Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year; BCD Blue Sky Boys: The Sunny Side Of Life.

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6. The Blue Sky Boys. I t's hard to believe that the Bolick Brothers were only sixteen and eighteen years old when they made their first records in We hear their boyish, innocent voices singing with a wisdom and maturity far beyond their years, songs about tragic love, murder, and suicide.

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7. Sep 28,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - The Sunny Side Of Life (Disc 2) [] - Blue Sky Boys YouTube Early Sacred Harmony [Unknown] - The Blue Sky Boys - Duration: Take's Bluegrass Album Channel 31,

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8. A typically excellent budget-line reissue from the box set specialists at JSP, The Blue Sky Boys is a track set on four discs for anyone who values the music itself over fancy packaging or extensive liner notes. Bill and Earl Bolick were part of the second wave of country music stars, the groups who appeared in the mid-'30s as the country was struggling to right itself under the weight of.

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