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My dad used to play that on yukelele and my mom sang harmony. At 4 years old I asked them to teach me how to sing the same thing but different (harmony) and they taught me to the song Cryin' Time. I miss them.

Country music today doesn't come close to the Bakersfield sound.Bucks band were all legends! Don rich deserves the credit due as one of the greatest guitar players ever.....

Best country band ive ever heard in my life, the Buckaroos

Genuine pure country music. Not at all like the CMINO, Country Music In Name Only, of today.

The real dynamic duo, Buck and Don

No Buckaroos without Don Rich.

THANK YOU THATS MY JOE ALRIGHT ALRIGHT!!

UUUU, BETTER BETTER, WELL BELEIVE IT'S.

Sure do miss them

Wow Bucks Grand daughter. Thats awesome. Her Grandpa was quite the guy. Took my Parents to Crystal Palace on five occasions. He a funny guy on stage n best performer on top of a generous to his town Bakersfield. So many fund raisers help out so many cause in 2nd floor the awards of appreciation are numerous.

HELLO HELLO, U CANT BEAT THIS OLD SINGING. MMMMM, NEXT TO MY HEART. I'M JUST SO DARN CRAZY ABOUT THESE OLDIES. WOWWW, BACK IN MY TIME BABE...

MMMMM, EMMMM, LOVE LOVE, THIS SONG.

Hearing Don and Buck harmonize together on a chorus together is a damn thing of beauty

Don Rich tearing it up

Buck Owen’s and his Buckaroos are the best of what country music offers. I play a mix of their music darn near everyday.

I remember when I rediscovered Buck and the Buckaroos. It had been many years since I first heard them and I had put them aside when Don Rich died. When I got my first CD player, I needed material to play on it. I requested some box sets for Christmas that year and wound up with Patsy Cline’s set (still wonderful!) and a couple of Rock boxes. I pulled together the $ I got from folks and did a bit of shopping on my own. One of the boxes I bought was the Rhino Buck box. It was only three CDs but oh how packed they were! Hit after hit reignited my love for this man and his group. I went looking for more, but no Capitol reissues were forthcoming. So I started buying Buck’s vinyl albums sometimes two or three at a time, but there was one time I walked out of a store with Twelve titles under my arms! Laid down a couple of bucks for that Buck. Then I heard about a company called Sundazed Music out of Canada that specialized in reissue CDs. Buck had licensed most of his early albums to Sundazed and that’s where I started gathering Buck on CD. My college roommate had caught the Buck Fever so we were two crazy dudes who loved this stuff. Steve borrowed the Buck Box and taped it for the car (but as soon as we could, we both traded our cassette head units for CD car units. And as new titles came out I quickly acquired them. However, soon Sundazed lost the licensing rights and the Buck project ended just as the later material was being sought after. I found out that Omnivore Recordings (another reissue company) had grabbed the rights for the later Buck stuff. I even found out about a Don Rich solo album as well as the very last Buck album and how Capitol screwed him over in its release. Anyway, I acquired those CDs and started plotting how to grab the rest of the Buck albums. Unfortunately COVID came to live with us and priorities switched to other things. Fast Forward two weeks ago and I was just surfing the web. For fun, I called up Omnivore and they are still in the Buck business. I made a list and yesterday I pulled the switch and ordered up what I needed to complete my Buck collection. There might be another order, but it will be stuff that’s the “frosting” on top of the cake. For this Buck fan things truly are in a completion mode and I am very patiently waiting for the week to roll by when the order will show. My next project (which is nowhere near as large) will be finishing up my Willie Nelson collection. And in case you forgot or didn’t know Willie Nelson is also from Texas (Abbot) whereas Buck was from Sherman. At this point Willie Nelson is 92 and has outlived every popular singer out there. He even outlived both of his RCA producers Chet Atkinson and Felton Jarvis. Is it the weed or the golf? Willie isn’t telling but he’s still as great as ever and as far as this fan goes, he is still the greatest at his craft. I suspect that one day there’s going to be a whale of a concert somewhere with Buck, Don, Willie and many others who are in waiting for a blockbuster event to happen. And if it’s up to Heavenly Father to decide where to put it, just maybe the stadium will be a self-growing type to accommodate all of us fans who are yet to arrive. As Briscoe Darling said “you have time to breathe, you’ve got time for music.”

The oil derricks and the tele is perfection ❤

Folks this how you pik a stratacaster mr. Don Rich

Steel Guitar player-Tom Brumley's Dad, Albert E. Brumley, was the one who wrote the Gospel Song-"I'LL FLY AWAY", as well as many other Old Time Gospel songs.

You make me happy dears one. ❤❤❤❤

Donald Eugene Ulrich!!!

That lil smile from Don Rich. He knows what hes doin' an he knows you know it too 😅

Biody . Yoke bb

Greetings shoulder hoppers, praise God, for making new daily as this stupid electric is push upon humans by Satan! Pray and stand against him with me?

Buck Owens was 6 ft how tall was that other guy jesus

This song helped me through a divorce!

what is the name of this show? The man talking with Buck?

I always wonder how Don picked up the guitar so fast, you can see his progression here. While he’s still good here and this is a perfect song - because he’s constantly playing leads even in the background, but if you look at this song, even just a couple years later, you can tell his lead solo is much more complicated. Love that twangy fender sound. I think the guy was a fiddler!

Go home Luke Bryan

Wild Side of Life

Buck on a 12-string? I bet you can count on half of 1 hand how many country artists were using a 12 in 1966!

im tellin you chords and melody and harmonies .

Fantastic

Buck and Don were so good together

I wore out an 8 track tape in 1968 of Hank. I always wanted to be a DJ so BJ the DJ was my favorite song of his. I retired from Shell Oil co instead.

Buck, Don and all of the Buckaroos at the absolute top of their game!

I always loved Tom Brumley playing steel guitar (even later with Rick Nelson); He was always my favorite steel player

Goddamned Rhinestone Cowboys

I wonder what happened to all of his incredible suits after he passed... He had many. ❤❤❤

I'm from Bakersfield grew up watching buck grow ❤

That’s so cool

Awesomeness

I loved this song when I was a kid!

What show is this?

Buck was country music personified for real!

I sure did like buck...

He is a good slinger. And we'll be miss😊

Great guitar work by his friend at a time before Jimi Hendrix came along and made the guitar a primary instrument

Great Buck and band performance. The Don Rich lead guitar is spectacular! Thanks for posting.

BUCK OWENS 12 DE AGOSTO DE 1929 25 DE MARZO DE 2006 76 AÑOS