Dick Nolan was a Canadian country and folk singer who left an indelible mark on the music of Newfoundland and Labrador. Born on February 4, 1939, in Corner Brook, Newfoundland, he emerged as a prominent musical voice, bringing the distinctive cultural narratives of his homeland to life through his artistry. His career spanned several decades, during which he became known for his ability to weave the stories and traditions of Newfoundland into the fabric of country music.

Nolan's extensive discography includes a standout series, the "Newfoundland Songbook," showcasing his dedication to the music of his native land. In this series, including volumes like "I Walk the Line - Truck Driving Man" (Vol. 1) and "Folsom Prison / Lukey's Boat" (Vol. 4), Dick Nolan adeptly covered classic country tracks and infused them with a Newfien twist, thus preserving and honoring the island's musical heritage. Additionally, albums like "Atlantic Christmas," which features Bonnie Lou Nolan, display his versatility and capacity to connect with audiences through heartfelt holiday music. His contributions to the genre have not only immortalized the unique cultural soundscapes of Newfoundland but also earned him a cherished spot in the hearts of his listeners. Dick Nolan's legacy continues to inspire and resonate within the ever-evolving tapestry of Canadian music.

Genres

Nl Folk

Latest Release

Atlantic Christmas (feat. Bonnie Lou Nolan)

Dick Nolan

Album - 14 Tracks - Released December 1, 2009