Found 75 posts matching Buck Owens:
Seeing as the History of Country series is proving so popular, let us put on a Santa-red Stetson and have a country Christmas. This lot is old-skool: Ernest Tubb riffs (badly) on his 1941 honky tonk classic, Loretta Lynn socks it to it disagreeable Santa, while Brenda Lee aims to lassoo him, yee ha. George Jones goes X-Mas twisting, and Buck Jones provides some serious pathos. And if you had to choose one man to sing Little Drummer Boy, it would have to be Johnny Cash, right? Hey, even horrid old Jingle bloody Bells sounds good here! [...]
Bakersfield country legend sings original holiday fare Buck Owens was no stranger to holiday recordings, having released Christmas with Buck Owens and his Buckaroos in 1965 and Christmas Shopping in 1968. By the time of this album's release in 1971, Owens was recording duets with Susan Raye, and riding the tail of their first three hits, this holiday album was released. Ten of the eleven tracks are originals, capped by Raye's solo cover of Gene Autry's "Here Comes Santa Claus." The songs [...]
Beck I wrote, and deleted, my original Thanksgiving editorial. I'm opting for this instead: a collection of live videos of artists that I like as much as I like cornbread dressing (no, not stuffing, dressing). Happy Thanksgiving. Steve Earle - "I Feel Alright" (Live) Son Volt "Catching On" (Live) Nikki Lane - "Gone, Gone, Gone" (Live) Merle Haggard - "Misery and Gin" (Live) Vern Gosdin "Chiseled in Stone" (Live) Jason Isbell - "Alabama Pines" [...]
A collection of recordings from the legendary Buck Owens recorded for labels Pep, Chesterfield and La Brea Records the 24 track reissue includes some of Owen's earliest recordings including his first known session in 1953 in Hollywood with several tracks appearing with alternate versions, the music pre-dates Owens collaboration with his backing band the Buckaroos and the legendary Bakersfield sound that emerged later, as a musical document to an emerging artist it's an engaging listen but likely only to appeal to existing fans and the completest - which is great shame as there are some fine classic country tunes to [...]
Buck Owens' pre-Capitol sounds Before signing with Capitol Records and pioneering new sounds in country music, Buck Owens recorded in the 1950s for Pep, and waxed a number of original demos. His earliest sides showed little of the invention and none of the electric sting he'd develop in his Bakersfield days; instead, the pedal steel, fiddle and piano are pushed to the fore, and Owens' voice, though easily recognized, is drawn more directly from the lachrymose honky-tonk tradition than the unique, upbeat style he'd develop in the '60s. The lack of drums and harmony [...]
Terrific early '70s duets from Buck Owens and Susan Raye Susan Raye was a solid 1970s country hit maker, but having shared peak years with Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton and Tammy Wynette, her long-term fame has been overshadowed and her Capitol catalog has been neglected by the reissue industry. The last collection of her solo work, Varese's 16 Greatest Hits , was released over a decade ago, and is now joined by this selection of fourteen duets recorded with her mentor, Buck Owens. The pair recorded four albums between [...]
In the late 1950s and early '60s country was in a good shape. The likes of Johnny Cash, George Jones, Jim Reeves, Patsy Cline (who like Reeves would die in a plane crash), Don Gibson, Kitty Wells, Marty Robbins, Skeeter Davis, Ray Price, Faron Young, Ernest Tubb, ex-boxer Lefty Frizzell and Wanda Jackson were recording prodigious success, even in rivalry with its progeny, rock & roll.These were the comfort years before the social upheaval of the 1960s put into question old certainties, even in the world of country music. By now, country was no longer confined to the [...]
Finally found the time to do another edition of Wild Weekend , so brace yourselves. Two grand ole country tracks and a new one this week, plus an instrumental reggae beauty, and we'll go out with a lenghty and pioneering krautrock blowout to soothe your ears. First up: someone new. Meet Josh T. Pearson, bearded guy from Texas and self-proclaimed 'last of the country gentlemen'. Spent long years in European exile, writing intense songs as a kind of personal therapy. Heavy stuff, no doubt about it. Do give him a chance [...]
The Grim Reaper must be in need of a holiday after his brutally busy month.In fact, we're still finding his victims from last month. For example, the 20 February death of doo wop singer Willie Davis was announced only last week. Among this month's dead are Carl Bunch, a drummer who toured with Buddy Holly & the Crickets in early 1959. He was in hospital due to frostbite sustained on the unheated tourbus which Buddy, Richie Valens and the Big Bopper tried to rescape by taking the flight that killed them. [...]
Artist: Buck Owens Title: A Maiden's Prayer Link Text: A Maiden's Prayer File Name: MaidensPrayer.mp3 Bitrate: 256 kbps Year: 1965
Any Major Country Christmas Vol. 1
Seeing as the History of Country series is proving so popular, let us put on a Santa-red Stetson and have a country Christmas. This lot is old-skool: Ernest Tubb riffs (badly) on his 1941 honky tonk classic, Loretta Lynn socks it to it disagreeable Santa, while Brenda Lee aims to lassoo him, yee ha. George Jones goes X-Mas twisting, and Buck Jones provides some serious pathos. And if you had to choose one man to sing Little Drummer Boy, it would have to be Johnny Cash, right? Hey, even horrid old Jingle bloody Bells sounds good here! [...]
Buck Owens: Bound for Bakersfield 53-56: The Complete Pre-Capitol Collection
A fun trip through a country legend's formative years. It seems strange now to think that Buck Owens, he of Hee Haw fame and hits like "Tiger By the Tail" and "Act Naturally", was ever considered outside of the mainstream. Compared to the slick countrypolitan sound that dominated Nashville at the time of his biggest hits, though, Owens's honky-tonk style probably seemed pretty rebellious. Owens's style was straightforward and infectious, and it didn't need a whole lot of strings or studio gloss to get...
Buck Owens and Susan Raye: Merry Christmas from Buck Owens and Susan Raye
Bakersfield country legend sings original holiday fare Buck Owens was no stranger to holiday recordings, having released Christmas with Buck Owens and his Buckaroos in 1965 and Christmas Shopping in 1968. By the time of this album's release in 1971, Owens was recording duets with Susan Raye, and riding the tail of their first three hits, this holiday album was released. Ten of the eleven tracks are originals, capped by Raye's solo cover of Gene Autry's "Here Comes Santa Claus." The songs [...]
Editorial: Cornbread Dressing and Live Music Videos
Beck I wrote, and deleted, my original Thanksgiving editorial. I'm opting for this instead: a collection of live videos of artists that I like as much as I like cornbread dressing (no, not stuffing, dressing). Happy Thanksgiving. Steve Earle - "I Feel Alright" (Live) Son Volt "Catching On" (Live) Nikki Lane - "Gone, Gone, Gone" (Live) Merle Haggard - "Misery and Gin" (Live) Vern Gosdin "Chiseled in Stone" (Live) Jason Isbell - "Alabama Pines" [...]
Buck Owens – Bound for Bakersfield 1953-56
A collection of recordings from the legendary Buck Owens recorded for labels Pep, Chesterfield and La Brea Records the 24 track reissue includes some of Owen's earliest recordings including his first known session in 1953 in Hollywood with several tracks appearing with alternate versions, the music pre-dates Owens collaboration with his backing band the Buckaroos and the legendary Bakersfield sound that emerged later, as a musical document to an emerging artist it's an engaging listen but likely only to appeal to existing fans and the completest - which is great shame as there are some fine classic country tunes to [...]
Artist: Buck Owens Title: Country Girl (Leavin' Dirty Tracks) Link Text: Buck Owens - Country Girl (Leavin’ Dirty Tracks) File Name: Buck-Owens-00-Country-Girl-Lea vin-Dirty-Tracks1.mp3 Year: 2011
Artist: Buck Owens Title: The House Down the Block Link Text: Buck Owens - The House Down the Block File Name: Buck-Owens-00-The-House-Down-t he-Block.mp3 Year: 2011
Music Review: Buck Owens - Bound For Bakersfield 1953-1956
Buck Owens sounds incredible in these pre-Capitol Records recordings.
Buck Owens: Bound for Bakersfield
Buck Owens' pre-Capitol sounds Before signing with Capitol Records and pioneering new sounds in country music, Buck Owens recorded in the 1950s for Pep, and waxed a number of original demos. His earliest sides showed little of the invention and none of the electric sting he'd develop in his Bakersfield days; instead, the pedal steel, fiddle and piano are pushed to the fore, and Owens' voice, though easily recognized, is drawn more directly from the lachrymose honky-tonk tradition than the unique, upbeat style he'd develop in the '60s. The lack of drums and harmony [...]
Music Review: Buck Owens - Bound For Bakersfield 1953-1956: The Complete Pre-Capital Collection
Before Hee Haw, Buck Owens was the man from Bakersfield.
Hummingbyrd
Marty Stuart - guitar, vocals Cousin Kenny Vaughan - guitar Gary Carter - steel guitar Apostle Paul Martin - bass Handsome Harry Stinson - drums Thanks to Dan Margard, moderator of the "Clarence White Fans" Facebook group, for posting this video the other day. It's taken from "The Marty Stuart Show" on February 13, 2010, the same day "Hummingbyrd" earned him a Grammy (his fifth) for Best Country Instrumental Performance. The song is one of the highlights on Ghost Train (The Studio B Sessions) , [...]
Hot Dog: Buck Owens
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Artist: Buck Owens Title: Hot Dog Link Text: Stream File Name: buck-owens_20_hot-dog.mp3 Genre: Country Year: 1994
Buck Owens & Susan Raye: The Very Best Of
Terrific early '70s duets from Buck Owens and Susan Raye Susan Raye was a solid 1970s country hit maker, but having shared peak years with Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton and Tammy Wynette, her long-term fame has been overshadowed and her Capitol catalog has been neglected by the reissue industry. The last collection of her solo work, Varese's 16 Greatest Hits , was released over a decade ago, and is now joined by this selection of fourteen duets recorded with her mentor, Buck Owens. The pair recorded four albums between [...]
A History of Country Vol. 10: 1961-64 – The Comfort Years
In the late 1950s and early '60s country was in a good shape. The likes of Johnny Cash, George Jones, Jim Reeves, Patsy Cline (who like Reeves would die in a plane crash), Don Gibson, Kitty Wells, Marty Robbins, Skeeter Davis, Ray Price, Faron Young, Ernest Tubb, ex-boxer Lefty Frizzell and Wanda Jackson were recording prodigious success, even in rivalry with its progeny, rock & roll.These were the comfort years before the social upheaval of the 1960s put into question old certainties, even in the world of country music. By now, country was no longer confined to the [...]
What Are You Buying on Record Store Day?
In about 63 hours, I'll be throwin' some 'bows at Ear X-Tacy to make sure I get my hands on every Record Store Day release I need. Of course, "need" is hardly the proper term, but when you're standing there holding the last copy of a Japanese Les Savy Fav import on coke bottle clear and orange swirl vinyl - well, that's when "need" is the right word. With that in mind, here is my list of RSD desirables. In looking through the list, there were some entries I logically knew I [...]
Music Diary: Saturday
8:04 am: In the car on the way to hit some balls , Dick Clark's "rewind" Top 40 is on the radio—the week of August 14, 1965. The Ventures' theme to Hawaii 5-0 is #6, followed by #5 Tom Jones' "What's New Pussycat?", #4 Herman's Hermits' "I am Henry the EighthI Am", #3 Gary Lewis and the Playboys' "Save Your Heart for Me", #2 the Rolling Stones "Satisfaction". I arrive to the courts before I hear what #1 is. The Rolling Stones: Satisfaction [...]
Artist: Broken Social Scene Title: Forced To Love Link Text: Forced To Love File Name: 04-forced-to-love.mp3 Year: 2010
Artist: Buck Owens Title: Under Your Spell Again Link Text: Under Your Spell Again File Name: under-your-spell-again.mp3 Bitrate: 199 kbps Genre: Country Year: 1959
Artist: Fleet Foxes Title: Ragged Wood Link Text: Ragged Wood File Name: 03-ragged-wood.mp3 Bitrate: 256 kbps Genre: Indie Rock Year: 2008
Artist: Spoon Title: Who Makes Your Money Link Text: Who Makes Your Money File Name: 04-who-makes-your-money-2.mp3 Bitrate: 215 kbps Genre: Indie Rock Year: 2010
Artist: The Radio Dept. Title: Heaven's On Fire Link Text: Heaven's On Fire File Name: 02-heaven_s-on-fire.mp3 Bitrate: 265 kbps Genre: Indie Rock Year: 2010
Artist: The Rolling Stones Title: Satisfaction Link Text: Satisfaction File Name: 1-04-satisfaction.mp3 Bitrate: 192 kbps Year: 1965
Wild Weekend Vol. 55
Finally found the time to do another edition of Wild Weekend , so brace yourselves. Two grand ole country tracks and a new one this week, plus an instrumental reggae beauty, and we'll go out with a lenghty and pioneering krautrock blowout to soothe your ears. First up: someone new. Meet Josh T. Pearson, bearded guy from Texas and self-proclaimed 'last of the country gentlemen'. Spent long years in European exile, writing intense songs as a kind of personal therapy. Heavy stuff, no doubt about it. Do give him a chance [...]
Artist: Buck Owens Title: Under Your Spell Again Link Text: Buck Owens - Under Your Spell Again MP3 File Name: yyq4tqo4ep.mp3 Bitrate: 199 kbps Genre: Country Year: 1959
Artist: Josh T. Pearson Title: Woman When I've Raised Hell Link Text: Josh T. Pearson - Woman When I´ve Raised Hell MP3 File Name: ulohtmx9zr.mp3
Artist: Peglegasus Title: Moth Man Link Text: Peglegasus - Moth Man MP3 File Name: 25zh3qbr82.mp3 Bitrate: 128 kbps Genre: Alternative Year: 1993
Artist: Terry Allen Title: Lubbock Woman Link Text: Terry Allen - Lubbock Woman MP3 File Name: 6qejgp7oie.mp3 Bitrate: 128 kbps Genre: Country Year: 1979
Artist: The Crystalites Title: Undertakers Burial Link Text: The Crystalites - Undertakers Burial MP3 File Name: 8b8kp1h53m.mp3 Bitrate: 128 kbps Genre: Reggae
Artist: Xhol Caravan Title: Raise Up High Link Text: Xhol Caravan - Raise Up High MP3 File Name: 3zrb201f30.mp3 Genre: 12 Year: 1969
In Memoriam – March 2011
The Grim Reaper must be in need of a holiday after his brutally busy month.In fact, we're still finding his victims from last month. For example, the 20 February death of doo wop singer Willie Davis was announced only last week. Among this month's dead are Carl Bunch, a drummer who toured with Buddy Holly & the Crickets in early 1959. He was in hospital due to frostbite sustained on the unheated tourbus which Buddy, Richie Valens and the Big Bopper tried to rescape by taking the flight that killed them. [...]
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