Buckaroo by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos on The Jimmy Dean Show
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- Опубліковано 5 кві 2023
- Enjoy this live performance of the classic Buck Owens instrumental, Buckaroo, which to this day is the only instrumental to ever top the country chart!
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...One of the Greatest Pickers Let everyone know it was Still Cool To Play a Tele!!!...Lost Him Way too early!...
I totally fell in deep love with this record when first hearing it living on Long Island, NY. A NJ country radio station, WJRZ, AM, was playing all these great country songs..this was one of them. Thought it was a Rickenbacker 6-string, later found out Don Rich and other country players were playing twinky, twangy Gender Telecasters!! RIP, Buck and Don! You two and your band were the great ones from that era!!
After all these years, and finally buying my own Fender yr 2000 Telecaster, I learned how to play this great instrumental correctly!! Thanks all!!
Don Rich most underrated guitar player of his generation.....
Underrated by who?
Smilin' Don Rich, the man always looked like he was having an absolute blast.
Back in the day, when your Telecaster was made of wood and your hair was made of plastic
Wonderful times 👍😎
No better country music band than BUCKAROOS
R. I. P.
Buck🎸🇨🇱 Owens
Don🎻🎸Rich
Apparently, they were soul brothers (Don and Buck). When Don died, Buck died, too.
I do remember that day, i cried. I was 13 years old. I thought Don Rich was the coolest of the cool with that telecaster and his fiddle, too.
Buck slipped into a depression and pretty much quit music within a decade and concentrated on running his radio stations until Dwight Yoakam sought him out
They were more than soul brothers. They often slept in the same room and there were orders to everyone never to disturb the two of them when they did. Buck's sister was a lesbian, and ran most of the business side of things, so Buck grew up with an open attitude about gay stuff. He was a highly sexed guy. Buckaroos came and went but Don always stayed and had a place near Buck performing. Buck got over the women in his life quickly and easily. But he never got over losing Don.
It really tore up Buck.
@@JeffreyTappan-bb8rr They were lovers.
Nine number 1’s ✋
I love how it always looked like he was having so much fun playing.
So special. It nearly makes me cry. ........Oh it's cryin' time again,,,,,,
This will never not sound great to me. When I was staff piano player at the Wheeling Jamboree, my boss was Jerry Brightman, who played pedal steel with Buck, and I'm pretty sure was in the band with Don just before his tragic death. I got to be a fill in Buckaroo one night on piano (at the Jamboree), which is still one of the thrills of my career. Thank you for posting this. Don and Roy Nichols will forever be the gold standard in country guitar in my book.
Heck, yeah.
Lionel, I'm with you on what you said about Don and Roy.
Jerry Brightman was a monster on pedal steel.......
Loved these two growing up! Just as I loved Merle and Roy, John and George, and Mick and Keith!
I just love this theme song played live by them!!!! Just too gorgeous. Love Don.
Really tight band.
Listen to " Hello trouble" by the Desert Rose Band, you'll swear you were listening to Buck.
Bakersfield ca my home town and I live all my life here, grew up watching buck and don legends
Great!
Every day must have been the Crystal Palace.
I love this!
Don made the Buck Owens sound . He was Mr. Personality with a wonderful😢 smile.
The Bakersfield Sound
This is what happens when surf music takes a trip over The Grapevine.
Whatever happened to real classic country like this??
It died with them. RIP the best!
Heard that song when I almost hit three deer in Oklahoma years back.
I would think the statement "the only instrumental to top the country chart" forgot "Last Date" and "dueling banjos"
No, that statement actually didn’t forget those two songs, or any others. “Dueling Banjos” went to No. 5 on the country singles chart and “Last Date” reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
not one bad note!!!
Was Don a hybrid picker?
Were there ever Lyrics put to this tune?
Great question - there were not!
I thought the steel guitar usually did a bit on this song.
Donald Eugene Ulrich.
The Rolling Stones would scare the pants off these guys ... tune in, turn on , and drop out !
In private, the Rolling Stones seldom wore pants. In one basket you have apples.... in another you have oranges. They are not the same thing and comparing them is a fools errand.
@@R.L.KRANESCHRADTTThere is absolutely no comparison possible between rhythm & blues and cheesecake.
@@kerryburns6041 While the fans of each might disparage one another for their personal preferences, I would suggest the artists themselves would respect each others talent none the less.
@@R.L.KRANESCHRADTT
So you know the difference between an apple and an orange ...
WOW !
Nothing gets past you eh ?
@@kerryburns6041 Yeah, I've always been pretty sharp that way.😎 It's like people arguing over who's the greatest guitar player. Or who of the great masters of the Renaissance art world was the 'best'. .... it's pointless. You're welcome to your opinion, but is' just an opinion. Maligning another's opinion does not elevate yours in anyone else's eyes.