THE SINGING NOLANS - THE NOLANS
RELEASE DATE: October 27th 2023

1. Oom-Pa-Pa/Where is Love 
2. I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing
3. Mother of Mine LISTEN
4. Little Green Apples
5. Danny Boy / My Ain Folk
6. Beg, Steal or Borrow 
7. For Once in My Life
8. 'The Sound of Music' Medley LISTEN
BONUS TRACKS
9. Blackpool LISTEN
10. Apple Pie LISTEN
11. Silent Night 
12. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
13. Santa Claus is Comin' to Town
14. White Christmas

All tracks licensed courtesy of Nevis Records

Stage Door Records are pleased to present on the new Stage Door Pop imprint the first time CD release of 'The Singing Nolans', the debut album by iconic pop group The Nolans.

Produced by Jim McLean and released on his Nevis Records label in 1972, 'The Singing Nolans' included all 10 members of The Nolan family; mother and father Maureen and Tommy, brothers Tommy Junior and Brian, and the 6 sisters; Anne, Denise, Maureen, Linda, Bernadette and Coleen. Recorded in a single day at London's Regent Sound Studios on Denmark Street, the album included selections from the group's popular club act. 

Highlights include covers of the recent hits 'I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing', 'Mother of Mine', and the 1972 Eurovision entry; 'Beg, Steal or Borrow'. Also included is an expansive medley from 'The Sound of Music' and a powerful and dramatic pairing of 'Danny Boy' and 'My Ain Folk'. The album was primarily sold at the group's concerts and has since become highly rare and sought after among collectors.

'The Singing Nolans' CD release is complemented with a handful of bonus tracks by the group. 'Blackpool' (b/w 'Apple Pie') was the group's first single, an uplifting anthem co-written by Tommy Snr. celebrating Blackpool football club. Also included is an EP of 4 festive songs the family released for Christmas 1972.

All tracks on 'The Singing Nolans' release are making their debut on CD and have been digitally remastered from the original Nevis master tapes. These historic recordings represent the first time The Nolans were heard on disc and give a fascinating insight into the group's early beginnings prior to their future chart success.