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This 1966 footage, from a private collection, shows Buck and the band at their prime, just more than two months before they performed at Carnegie Hall. We do not own the rights to any songs included in this footage, and it is being shared for purposes of entertainment and education only. 0:00 Introduction 01:22 Tiger By the Tail 03:51 Streets of Laredo (The Young Cowboy) (Doyle Holly) 07:16 Bud...

See Don Rich, Buck Owens and the rest of the Buckaroos perform “Tiger By the Tail” on the Mathis Brothers’ Country Social, hosted by Bud and Don Mathis. This footage was filmed on January 20, 1966, just over two months before The Buckaroos performed at Carnegie Hall. We received several tapes from a collector of these performances and have been working on restoring them to their original qualit...

See Doyle Holly and the rest of the Buckaroos perform “Streets of Laredo” on the Mathis Brothers’ Country Social, hosted by Bud and Don Mathis. This footage was filmed around 1965 and is likely some of the earliest footage of Doyle performing this song. We received several tapes from a collector of these performances and have been working on restoring them to their original quality and format. ...

Welcome to the third episode of Bakersfield Redux, a Bakersfield Sound interview series. A special thank you goes out to today's guest, Willie Cantu! This series is brought to you by @dangerousdonrich on Instagram.

An undigitized rarity for over 65 years, “Shine On, Mr. Moon” and “Everybody’s Doin’ It, Buying On Time” are two pieces of lost media and Pacific Northwestern country music history that are finally available to stream online. Tex Mitchell’s Rhythm Riders were active in the late 1950s and recorded on the Yakima-based record label “Lilt”, owned by Opal M. Curtis. Only four sides are credited to t...

An undigitized rarity for over 65 years, “Shine On, Mr. Moon” and “Everybody’s Doin’ It, Buying On Time” are two pieces of lost media and Pacific Northwestern country music history that are finally available to stream online. Tex Mitchell’s Rhythm Riders were active in the late 1950s and recorded on the Yakima-based record label “Lilt”, owned by Opal M. Curtis. Only four sides are credited to t...

See Don Rich, Buck Owens and the rest of the Buckaroos perform “Ain’t It Amazing, Gracie” on the Mathis Brothers’ Country Social, hosted by Bud and Don Mathis. This footage was filmed around 1965 and is likely some of the earliest footage of Don Rich playing his iconic silver sparkle Telecaster. We received several tapes from a collector of these performances and have been working on restoring ...

See Buck Owens and the Buckaroos perform the Bakersfield country classic “Truck Drivin’ Man” on the Mathis Brothers Country Social, hosted by Bud and Don Mathis. This footage was filmed around 1965 and is likely some of the earliest footage of Don Rich playing his iconic sparkle Telecaster. We received several tapes from a collector of these performances and have been working on restoring them ...

See Buck Owens and the Buckaroos perform one of their biggest hits, “Tiger By the Tail,” on the Mathis Brothers Country Social, hosted by Bud and Don Mathis. This footage was filmed around 1965 and is likely some of the earliest footage of Don Rich playing his iconic sparkle Telecaster. We received several tapes from a collector of these performances and have been working on restoring them to t...

On August 3, 1964, Capitol Records released the Buck Owens single “I Don’t Care (Just As Long As You Love Me).” Over three months prior, Owens and his band performed the song in New York, live on The Jimmy Dean Show. “I Don’t Care (Just As Long As You Love Me)” spent six weeks at No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles chart. It also went to No. 1 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks char...

This footage from “Country Music On Broadway” has been released publicly before, but not with Ralph Emery’s introduction included. This film was released in January 1964 and was filmed in 1963, making it quite possibly the earliest live performances of these two songs on film. Nine years later, Buck and Don would go on to be guests on Ralph Emery’s radio show. These videos are strictly for ente...

Don and the Buckaroos perform The Band’s hit, “Up On Cripple Creek,” in Oslo, Norway, in 1970. By the late 1960s, Don had begun to experiment with different sounds - see that in action in this video. This video and audio are courtesy of the DDR video archive, a private collection. For use of either, please contact us by email: dangerousdonrichfp@gmail.com.

Don performs Ray Price’s 1961 release “Soft Rain” under the pseudonym “Pecos Pete” at the Blackboard Cafe in Bakersfield, California. Accompanied by Bill Woods and his band, this audio is from 1961-1962. We do not own the rights to this song. This video is for personal entertainment and educational purposes.

Watch a young Buck Owens perform his 1960 country hit, “Above and Beyond”, on April 2, 1960, on the country music TV show Ozark Jubilee, hosted by Red Foley. We do not own the rights to this footage - is is being shared for educational and entertainment purposes only.

Love’s Gonna Live Here by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos

Tiger By the Tail by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos

Ain’t It Amazing, Gracie by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos (Featuring Don Rich)

Truck Drivin’ Man by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos

Buckaroo by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos on The Jimmy Dean Show

"Foolin' Around" by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos with Jimmy Dean

Santa Looked A Lot Like Daddy by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos

Bakersfield Redux Episode Two: Jim Shaw

Bakersfield Redux Episode One: Vic and Vance Ulrich

Charlie Brown by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos

Buck Owens and the Buckaroos Concert

The Dumb Thing - Doyle Holly

The Best Girl I Ever Had - Doyle Holly