How great is the old and real country music! In minutes Buck articulates the the total end of his emotional life, yet does it with grace and understatement while the band plays on and life still goes on. Who today can do this?
I'm Navajo, when in high school year in Santa Fe IAIA, Buck Owens made me singing his songs which I'd enjoyed learning listening fr. record albums, Loves gonna live here again my favorite, HS yrs 1966-69
My parent's had this album so Buck's version was all I knew. After I got older I heard Paycheck's and it has a better shuffle beat. I love Buck. We always watched his show. I think that he is under appreciated. I was SO lucky to see him and Dwight Yokum in person back when Streets of Bakersfield was popular. Dwight never quit smiling the whole time that they were on stage together. R.I.P. Buck.
Well synchronized song, Tom Brumley on the pedal steel guitar saturating without overpowering Buck's voice, great beat. Loved the jukebox with this song and many others like George Jones, whispering Bill, Connie Smith, Loretta Lynn, Marty Robbins, etc. All RIP, sorely missed but not forgotten.
@@prycerobertson4695 Thanks, I know both ladies are still with us, but they are very classic country like the others. Love their songs, I live with them only in CDs, I can't stand the so-called country today, haven't listen to radio country about 2 decades now.
Yes, Connie Smith, Whispering Bill Anderson and Loretta Lynn are much alive, as is their music. My references were for all the Classic Country artists that departed, their golden contributions are the standards of country.
there were a few that had that real rich voice, and Buck was one of them..Met him on occasions at the Crystal Palace in Bakersfield while having dinner with my family.
Listen it's Buck Owens, the best in the business, when he sang bridge over trouble water, that song should have been number 1, he sings that song with a lot of energy with backing vocals with Don Rich and the best band ever
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@Wade Jeremy Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
+mosrite60 Actually, this version by Buck Owens is from a year before Johnny Paycheck's. This is on Buck's 1964 LP "Together Again", and a 1965 single for Johnny.
+Cadillac Jack yeah okay. great song by both. Wonder who the song writer was. Back 1964-65 Tom Bromley still with Buckaroos. Man, what an amazing pedal steel player. greatly missed. mos60
How great is the old and real country music! In minutes Buck articulates the the total end of his emotional life, yet does it with grace and understatement while the band plays on and life still goes on. Who today can do this?
I'm Navajo, when in high school year in Santa Fe IAIA, Buck Owens made me singing his songs which I'd enjoyed learning listening fr. record albums, Loves gonna live here again my favorite, HS yrs 1966-69
Diné!!!!!!
My parent's had this album so Buck's version was all I knew. After I got older I heard Paycheck's and it has a better shuffle beat. I love Buck. We always watched his show. I think that he is under appreciated. I was SO lucky to see him and Dwight Yokum in person back when Streets of Bakersfield was popular. Dwight never quit smiling the whole time that they were on stage together. R.I.P. Buck.
We were driving down the highway when my wife started out of the blue singing A 11. I knew there was a reason I married her.
She either heard it from Buck Owens or Johnny paycheck. Hold on to that gal and be sure to copiously kiss the lips that sing such songs
This is country music!!!!! I love buck owens
I just love buck I'm 48 and this is the good music when the beers are cold
Buck owens is the first one to give you the music and the song of your song and country music is the best music player ever heard about this song 🎉❤
Underrated and forgotten by many! Let's keep buck and the buckaroos alive
Well synchronized song, Tom Brumley on the pedal steel guitar saturating without overpowering Buck's voice, great beat. Loved the jukebox with this song and many others like George Jones, whispering Bill, Connie Smith, Loretta Lynn, Marty Robbins, etc. All RIP, sorely missed but not forgotten.
Loretta is still here
I listened to an interview with Johnny Paycheck where he stated this is Ralph Mooney on steel, blew my mind
Connie Smith is still alive, as are Loretta Lynn and Bill Anderson.
@@prycerobertson4695
Thanks, I know both ladies are still with us, but they are very classic country like the others. Love their songs, I live with them only in CDs, I can't stand the so-called country today, haven't listen to radio country about 2 decades now.
Yes, Connie Smith, Whispering Bill Anderson and Loretta Lynn are much alive, as is their music. My references were for all the Classic Country artists that departed, their golden contributions are the standards of country.
there were a few that had that real rich voice, and Buck was one of them..Met him on occasions at the Crystal Palace in Bakersfield while having dinner with my family.
I like all the buck owens songs thanks for all.
BUCK WAS ONE OF THE BEST. IN CCOUNTRY MUSIC ..I PLAY ONE OF IS SONGS EVERY DAY FR. THE PASS 15 YEARS ..AS A JAMAICAN
Listen it's Buck Owens, the best in the business, when he sang bridge over trouble water, that song should have been number 1, he sings that song with a lot of energy with backing vocals with Don Rich and the best band ever
These are songs that buck Owen's wrote i like listening to are country
Buck Owen's sings good country music
Feel like drinking! So great song!
Killer tune from old buck
Thanks ,for the songs line up for Buck Owens , my favorite country songs till this day
Sorry to be so offtopic but does any of you know a trick to get back into an instagram account??
I somehow lost the login password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me
@Ryland Ethan instablaster ;)
@Wade Jeremy Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Wade Jeremy it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my account !
@Ryland Ethan happy to help xD
BUCK WAS GREAT, THANK YOU FROM NZ
Old time favorites
Buck owens is the best music for all the best-liked songs🎉❤😅😊😂
Buck Owen's songs are the best I can hear since they when they played the
The balad of my lost sweatheart!
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Buck owens ⁴is the best music player in his life that has been very successful
Bob Dylan covered this beautiful song during his 2005 US tour!
That rare album photo where Buck Owens looks kind of like a blond Nic Cage.
Good good music
the steel is scrumptious.
very nice love buck owns
So good l love it so good Ger 😴😴😴😴💗💗💗👍👍
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Yes.
Sorry but I'm partial to Johnny Paycheck's version, his first recording under that name.
This was my dad’s drinking song
Love this
Johnny Paycheck song actually. Great version by Buck
mosrite60 Heard ol Buck did it first.
+mosrite60
Actually, this version by Buck Owens is from a year before Johnny Paycheck's. This is on Buck's 1964 LP "Together Again", and a 1965 single for Johnny.
+Cadillac Jack yeah okay. great song by both. Wonder who the song writer was. Back 1964-65 Tom Bromley still with Buckaroos. Man, what an amazing pedal steel player. greatly missed. mos60
+mosrite60 ..sorry, Hank Cochran the writer. one of the best . mos60
mosrite60 im so afraid of losing you again çharliy pride songs
Buck big everywhere not just Vegas
Does anybody know what song was on A11?
Hey great question?????Lol.
It was Dixie Land.
Depending On which Wurlitzer it was on......
Heartaches For A Dime
I dont know you from adam...
She always played A-11
Who COMPOSED this please?
Hank Cochran?
@@wnewbury4 Yes!
hANK cOCHRAN
Johnny.paycheck
Did it better
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