Glad someone is paying attention to Buck Owens. I saw him in Tokyo in the 1970s and of course he sang Made in Japan. And I agree about Don Rich; Buck was great, in large part, because of Don. Dwight certainly helped out too. Thanks for your extra info.
Actually Buck Owens didn't write Streets of Bakersfield, in fact my cousin Homer Joy wrote it while waiting to see Buck one day. Last time I was at Homers home, which was years ago he showed me and my Dad his Platinum Record for Streets of Bakersfield which was hanging on his Studio wall along with a picture of Him and Dwight Yoakum on either side holding the platinum record.
7:21 .that's who buck had make the ones sears sold...and harmony was a part of gibson...but Bucks guitar was a mosely...however he did play one of the harmony guitars on occasion.
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Glad someone is paying attention to Buck Owens. I saw him in Tokyo in the 1970s and of course he sang Made in Japan. And I agree about Don Rich; Buck was great, in large part, because of Don.
Dwight certainly helped out too. Thanks for your extra info.
Buck Owens was great by himself he didnt need help imo
Actually Buck Owens didn't write Streets of Bakersfield, in fact my cousin Homer Joy wrote it while waiting to see Buck one day. Last time I was at Homers home, which was years ago he showed me and my Dad his Platinum Record for Streets of Bakersfield which was hanging on his Studio wall along with a picture of Him and Dwight Yoakum on either side holding the platinum record.
Awesome!
Terry Stafford wrote suspicious minds
Harmony
7:21 .that's who buck had make the ones sears sold...and harmony was a part of gibson...but Bucks guitar was a mosely...however he did play one of the harmony guitars on occasion.