Dwight Yoakam & Buck Owens - Streets of Bakersfield (Reaction)
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Thank you. I hoped you would like it.
I did thank you :)
@@TheAdventuresofTNT love watching you reaction. You got to do Waylon Jennings ( Amanda) or ( I've always been crazy)2 of my favorite song by him
@@TheAdventuresofTNT check out Buck in detail and his bud Don Rich they pioneered "bakersfield country"
Buck Owens is a country legend. He was one of the hosts of Hee Haw for years and had many hits in country. He was a superstar in country music. 💖💖💖 Two of Bucks hits are Act naturally and Together again. 💞💞💞
Act Naturally became such a big hit, the Beatles covered it.
A legendary white man
@@civlwrbuf Ringoreally liked CW. He named his son Zachary, because he thought that Zak sounded country western.
Although I do dislike activating old threads;
Please. More Buck Owens!
Dwight is talented. Definitely!
And he is a fan of Buck Owens for a good reason.
Buck Owens started out in the late 40s, he was big in the 50s...and a giant in the 60s. Yoakam had always admired Owens and brought him out of retirement in the 80s which gave him (Owens) a second carreer, and they became very close friends. You should watch Yoakam in Owens' funeral...he can hardly speak due to the pain of losing his friend.
Buck Owens: Act Naturally, My Heart Skips a Beat, Together Again, Love's Gonna Live Here. Also Hee Haw.
Really like the 'Act Naturally' Buck did along with Ringo Starr.
You get a Mariachi feel because the influence of it is present in the "Bakersfield" branch of country.
Damn right, nothing like that Bakersfield sound. Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, Dwight Yoakam, all great.
More of a norteña feel, the polka influence from the northern part of mexico where many German immigrants settled. (as well as south Texas).
Buck was on Hee-Haw and he had a hit called "Tiger by the tail ".Dwight has a really good one called "I sang Dixie as he died "
I was in 1st grade when tiger by the tail came out. I remember telling my mother that's pretty dumb of him .my mom just laughed . I'm thinking the man's about to be killed and my mom thinks it's funny
Don't forget Act Naturally.
I Sang Dixie is such a mournful song.
Streets of Bakersfield was written by my cousin Homer Joy who actually wrote the song in Bucks waiting room while waiting to see him. Homer had a platinum Record with a picture of him and Dwight holding the record in Homers studio outside of Spokane Washington.
Buck Owens created the Bakersfield country style of music 👍
Actually Tommy Leonard Collins created the Bakerfield sound along with Merle Haggard and Buck Owens. Tommy Leonard Collins was the first one that made the Bakerfield sound
Merle Haggard to. Rite
@@thomasstevens1873 Buck was a protege of Rose Maddox of The Maddox Brothers and Rose. Bob Wills bought a ranch in Visalia after WWII and played weekends in Bakersfield while rebuilding his band, inspiring Buck, Merle, Tommy Collins, Wynn Stewart and others. Buck and Merle were big influences on SF psychedelic bands.
@@davidalexander828 Merle Haggard sang in the Bakersfield style but it was established before he was ever a part of it. In fact on Merle’s early recordings he sounds like a Marty Robins impersonator.
You should really check out the whole first season of Cocaine and Rhinestones podcast.
@@johngage856 Tommy Leonard Collins is the one that created the Bakersfield sound. He is the one that really influenced Merle Haggard.
It’s great how Dwight didn’t forget about Buck Owens when he made it big. Salute
This is a song that never fails to cheer me up. Love Dwight and Buck both. ❤
Buck Owens and Dwight Yoakam do a great duet - love it. You'd love some of their own music, too! Buck Owens - "They're going to put me in the movies"!
That’s a line from “Act Naturally”.
Born and raised in Bakersfield,CA 52 years. Just moved to Montana 1 month ago
For a few years, Country music found its soul again .....
This sound is a fusion of Mexican "Norteno" or "Conjunto" mixed with a rockabilly country flavor. The accordion u hear is none other than world-renown Mexican musician 'Flaco' Jimenez. He also plays on several Yoakam hits most notably "She wore Red Dresses". Being in California, of course, Buck Owens would know of the Mexican genre. He was instrumental in bringing the sound to mainstream. He influenced artist like Dwight Yoakam. That Mexican "sound" , like Banda, was itself influenced by German music
I'm pleased to see the great Flaco Jimenéz getting credit for his accordian playing. Thank you. I also loved his playing on Ry Cooder's album Chicken Skin Music, especially He'll Have To Go and Stand By Me.
Polka was originally from Bohemia, in what is now part of Czechia, also known as the Czech Republic.
The great one and only Flaco Jimenez!!!
In the '50s and '60s Bakersfield was the West Coast center of country music. The "Bakersfield Sound" as it was dubbed borrowed heavily on both Mexican cowboy style music and early rock and roll. It was about the first country genre to make extensive use of electric guitars. Buck Owen was one of the founders and had 21 #1 hits, passing away in 2006. Although Dwight was from Kentucky and Ohio he embraced the Bakersfield Sound when he entered the country music industry in the early '80s.
My favorite Dwight yokum is “ain’t that Lonely yet”
The song is about toxic females
Dwight Yoakam is also an actor. He is in the movies Slingblade , Panic room and Crank among others. I grew up listening to his music and about freaked when I seen him in a movie.
I watched Buck on Hee Haw every week!!! Watched it with my grandpa!!! And Dwight is one of my favorites back in the day!!! Him and his tight jeans and leather pants!!!!
I have to say the little girl that handed Buck his guitar was a true future heart breaker. Great song/great video.
Dwight is one of my country favorites. Buenas Noches From a Lonely Room, Mr. Johnson's Love and 1000 miles are some great songs by him.
Buck Owens is a member of the Country Music Royalty and is a founders of The Bakersfield Sound(of country music) which you just listened to. Also check Dwight Yoakam singing "Buenas Noches form a Lonely Room (She wore red dresses)"
The Bakersfield Sound. RIP Buck. Love the reaction.
This song was an original hit of Buck's. He was a true pioneer of country. He and Merle Haggard innovated that California sound of country music
Bako homegrown here. All protective from the jump.. Your good girl. Hahaha... I was apart of a ballroom dance team.. It was to country music. Country at Heart. Thank you for loving this.. I was all fluffed up. Hahaha. God bless sis. I'm 43. I loved this..
Dwight is very beautiful and the fashion he displays!
Love how you start dancing in your chair, you really seem to enjoy it 😁 Dwight has some awesome songs and I love his voice!
Dwight Yoakum has such a strong, nostalgic country sound and it always makes me think of the family run country shows in Branson MO in the 80s and 90s when I was a kid vacationing every year. It’s so much different now, both Branson and country music and I truly miss that sound.
Love your spirit , you have a good soul . Dwight is the best
Buck Owens was one of Dwights idols and influences
Great song that anyone can relate to. Even us Canadians.
Enjoy your comments and journey into this music venue! You have a charming persona!😎
Yeah, Buck was an old-time country legend. Absolutely worth listening to. He got started back in the 50s, & would be 90 now, if he was still with us. One of his biggest hits was, 'Act Naturally', which was covered by the Beatles. Ringo sang lead on that, & in the late 1980s, Buck & Ringo got together & did a duet cover of, 'Act Naturally'. Buck was always blurring the line between country & rock, & I saw an interview in which he insisted that he was a country artist, & would never sing anything that wasn't country. Then he picked up his guitar, & started rockin' out to a country-ish version of a Chuck Berry tune. I absolutely love Buck's stuff.
Buck Owens was a country legend and one of the architects of the “Bakersfield” sound.
He also owned the Crystal Palace in Bakersfield. Lots of big names from all genres have played the Palace!
Oh girl you done got me going down the rabbit hole of times long ago. Buck did that song when I was a teenager. Dwight Yoakam has said many times that Buck Owens was one of his inspirations throughout his life and career. Thanks for the memories and the great reactions.
Love this song. Dwight and Buck, nothing better.
The Bakersfield sound, Buck, Merle, from California with the Latino Influence, lots of good songs.
Buck Owens is a legendary old school Country music artist
Thank you for more Dwight!
Top 15 country song of all time in my book. No matter what, this song is gonna make you feel good and get your spirits up.
Fun fact for you Buck Owens is Dwight Yoakam's idol that's why he was smiling so much in this video cause he got to singing with his idol.
Buck Owens was Dwights inspiration ☮️♥️
Now you are talking my language! Guitars and Cadillacs💕💕
For you its a new journey, for some of us it is a journey down memory lane. We are glad to be your guides. For more Buck Owens search for episodes of Hee Haw, its a variety show that a lot of us grew up with.
Love YOU Tasha!!
I love Dwight and my kids and grandkids do too!
Buck was a huge star in the 60s and 70s. I know he's not for everyone but I'm a fan of him and Dwight. Thanks for being open to country music!
I love this song!!
Favorite Buck Owens songs:
Under The Influence Of Love (the steel guitar intro is INSANE on that song!)
Together Again
Tiger By The Tail (fun song)
Cryin' Time (Ray Charles does an excellent cover of this song)
Think Of Me When You're Lonely
Under Your Spell Again
Only You
It's what they called the Bakersfield sound its a little more mariachi but makes you want to get up and move thanks for your reactions
This song is a great introduction to American popular music. Country has its roots in African and European roots coming together and here you have the Mexican sound that found its way into country music as country music moved west.
Try Dwight's "A Thousand Miles From Nowhere" as well as "I Ain't That Lonely Yet" and "Fast As You".
That song with the both of them always brings a smile to my face. And Dwight in those painted on jeans !! ❤
If you want to know about Buck Owens you should watch his funeral on CZcams. Not only did Dwight Perform, but Brad Paisley, and Trace Atkins did as well. Even Garth Brooks was there, though he didn't perform. Buck Owen was huge in 60's. He actually knocked the Beatles off the charts. The Beatles were fans as well and recorded Bucks music. Buck Owens and Buckaroos performed at Carnegie Hall and around the world including Japan and London. I'm from Bakersfield, so I am very familiar with the Bakersfield Sound, which was pioneered by Buck and Merle Haggard.
I've been a Bakersfield girl for years. While the song isn't overly impressive musically - it is fun! My mom, grandpa, and I used to jam sometimes - this was usually on the list of songs we'd do. He passed several years ago, but left good memories - absolutely!
All music has a place in us all.
Tons of hits from Buck Owens: Tiger by the Tail, My Heart Skips a Beat, Together Again, and Act Naturally, which the Beatles covered.
Please react to “Guitars, Cadillacs” or “Fast as You” both by Dwight Yoakam
Please!
Honky Tonk Man
thats world famous Flaco Jimenez from San Antonio Texas on the accordion
Buck owens is a major old tyme country music 🌟. He also was on the old Hee Haw TV show in the 60s-80s.
Oh i have watched this clip so much and I am so glad someone has decided to react to this. I love the song and absolutely love the clip that goes with it
I would love to see you react to Dwight's songs: Reading, Writing, and Route 23. And South Of Cincinnati. Please, it's my birthday next week, 60.
Buck Owens was Dwights' idol growing up.
Dwight gave the eulogy at Buck Owens' funeral.
One of my favorites!
Dwight Yoakam is without a doubt my favorite country singer.
I gave a favorite of mine to my girlfriend a " 1000 miles no where " by Dwight yoakam song.
Great reaction! I love how you turned it up....very telling that you're sincere when you say you liked it a lot.
Classic stuff. Bakersfield is in California's central valley, the mariachi sound fits well.
Those rhinestone suits were huge, in the '60s and '70s. The designer's name was Nudie, and ,custom made Nudie suits were really expensive!
Excellent request, excellent reaction. I loved this song before I moved to Bakersfield 🙂. Thank you for reacting to this song! 🙂♥️🔥
P.S Buck Owen's pioneered the Fender Telecaster guitar sound in Country Music which is still hugely used today in Country Music!
If you like upbeat Country, Western swing music, then may I suggest the 1985 Vevo video of The ( Gatlin Brothers.)
" The Lady Takes The Cowboy Everytime."
Or the 1987 Rodney Crowell song"
" She's Crazy For Leaving."
Or Dwight Yoakam's cover of the old Elvis Presley tune; " Little Sister."
The fiddle and accordion style of playing is a nod to the Mexican-American influence of the Bakersfield sound.
It actually comes from the Czech Polka originally, which was influential in both Ranchero (Later Norteño and Conjunto Tejano) music, and to a lesser extent in Red dirt (Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico Country) brought by the large number of German, Polish and Czech immigrants who helped settle the Western South and parts of the Southwest, as well as Northeastern Mexico. (Central European ancestry and Surnames remain Common in Mexico's northeast, but the cultural influence of those groups punched far above their demographic weight). Eventually, through Red Dirt and Tejano music's influence, polka was notably influential on the Bakersfield Sound.
Buck Owens was a top act in the 1960s and '70s ... he was one of the hosts of Hee Haw along with Roy Clark
Sooooo Beautiful! Good country is great, but bad country is very bad! Dwight and Buck is good country! 🤠👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 That is what is referred to as the Bakersfield sound!
Fun fact, they didn’t film this video in Bakersfield. They filmed it in Delano, CA. It’s a predominant Mexican town 30 minutes north of Bakersfield. Fun fact 2, my uncle is on the accordion (the mariachi feel you describe)
Buck owens from Hee Haw the tv show. Now I love this Tasha. great reaction my friend ❤️☮️🔥 TaTa
Buck Owen's was a huge fixture in Bakersfield. I lived there from 85-88 ,when as someone who was under 21 ,could be quite boring. It was a place that you both loved and hated the same.
Love this song. Great to see two great friends acting up and having fun. Act naturally by Buck
Definitely should see Dwight Yoakam "I sang Dixie" live for Buck Owens.
This song has Norteno/Tejano music influence in it. Dwight Yoakum is huge fan of Flaco Jimenez so he asked him to play the accordion on this recording.
That was a lot of fun!! Thanks Tasha!! 😊💐
From Pennsylvania , listen to “ Before You Go “ by Buck. Owens, Buck Owens. Good country music , take care …😊😊👍👍
Love you. And your reactions. You are beautiful
Bakersfield is my hometown and this is it's theme song
LIKE that back view!
You should do Elvira Oak Ridge Boys you would love it
Love it!
you gotta see dwight play a song at buck owens' funeral, it's remarkable he could do it, it's sad but beautiful
The Moon Over Georgia by Shenandoah! You would love it!
always loved that tune, Buck and Roy Clark "Pickin' and a Grinnin" Hee Haw as a kid when there wasn't really anything else to watch.
good thing was great pickers and scantily clad ladies, what more could a young dude ask for!
First off im pretty sure i love you and really enjoy your reactions. Im a bit of a jazz snob but have some guilty pleasures with country. This is one of my favorites and thanks for posting but Bucks tune Tall Dark Stranger is my favorite from him
Stand in line sir :P There's a few who love her :D
Buck was one of Dwight's musical heroes. Check out Made in Japan by Buck Owens.
Streets of bakersfield I'm from bakersfield I'm moving back to bakersfield in a moth am William I liked your reaction great
Rumor has it that Buck missed his cue when he turns around at the lunch counter. Dwights’ reaction was so hilarious that they left it in. Go back and watch again.
Dwight was priceless in Slingblade
Buck Owens was associated with a sub genre of country music called the Bakersfield Sound
Here's something funny. One of my teachers was saying that the common image of country western is of the singing cowboy , playing his guitar.
Really,the guitar was more of a Mexican influence. Most country music was based on the bagpipe, that is, with a drone behind it, like an autoharp.
I was laughing about the mental image of a cowboy on his horse, playing his bagpipe.
I have loved Dwight for a long time. I remember when he use to date Sharon Stone before she got famous.
DISAPPOINTING YOU- RADNEY FOSTER
It's a great song that I alway feel deeply
I love the song "pocket of a clown"