Tribute To Reno & Smiley ‎(LP, Album). Rebel Records (3). REB 1635.

Tribute To Reno & Smiley.

Interpret: Don Reno & Red Smiley. Album titlle: Tribute To Mother. Reno, Don & Red Smiley - Tribute To Mother CD 1. 01. Always Be Kind To Your Mother. Easter weekend of 1955, the duo resumed their partnership on a performing level making their base of operations in Richmond, Virginia where they signed on as members of the Old Dominion Barn Dance on 50,000 watt WRVA, which blanketed the eastern seabord states at night and greatly helped popularize Don and Red's career.

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