Finally, in 1997, Owens licensed the classic LPs from his golden period--essentially seven years of Capitol recordings, often two albums per year--to the independent...
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When it comes to Owens's mid-'60s Capitol LPs, there really isn't much to choose between. If you like his Bakersfield sound, you'll like all of them; if you're trying to...
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Finally, in 1997, Owens licensed the classic LPs from his golden period--essentially seven years of Capitol recordings, often two albums per year--to the independent...
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Named after his double-sided number one hit single of early 1964, Together Again/My Heart Skips a Beat is one of Buck Owens' strongest albums of the '60s, as well as one of...
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I Don't Care 1/1/1964, Yahoo! Music, Bill Holdship
Finally, in 1997, Owens licensed the classic LPs from his golden period--essentially seven years of Capitol recordings, often two albums per year--to the independent...
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Buck Owens' career was in high enough gear by this point for I Don't Care to be his third album for the year. The reason was simple: the hit status of the title track, which...
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Finally, in 1997, Owens licensed the classic LPs from his golden period--essentially seven years of Capitol recordings, often two albums per year--to the independent...
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Buck Owens had his share of country hits prior to the release of I've Got a Tiger by the Tail and the hit single that spawned it. But "I've Got a Tiger by the Tail" was...
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Finally, in 1997, Owens licensed the classic LPs from his golden period--essentially seven years of Capitol recordings, often two albums per year--to the independent...
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One of Buck's rootsier '60s Capitol albums, including only one hit ("Kickin' Our Hearts"), and giving plenty of instrumental and vocal space to the rest of the band. It's...
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The Very Best of Buck Owens, Vol. 2 contains all the essential Owens songs the first volume didn't cover, including "Above and Beyond," "Love's Gonna Live Here," "My Heart...
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Finally, in 1997, Owens licensed the classic LPs from his golden period--essentially seven years of Capitol recordings, often two albums per year--to the independent...
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While Roll Out the Red Carpet continued the tradition of solid long-players for Buck Owens & His Buckaroos, it ironically was their first album not to have a single in the...
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Finally, in 1997, Owens licensed the classic LPs from his golden period--essentially seven years of Capitol recordings, often two albums per year--to the independent...
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Finally, in 1997, Owens licensed the classic LPs from his golden period--essentially seven years of Capitol recordings, often two albums per year--to the independent...
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Open Up Your Heart arrived in 1966, in the midst of Buck Owens' remarkable streak of success -- success that would propel him to the stage of Carnegie Hall in March of that...
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Finally, in 1997, Owens licensed the classic LPs from his golden period--essentially seven years of Capitol recordings, often two albums per year--to the independent...
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This is a reissue of Buck's debut album, originally issued on Capitol in 1961. Featuring Owens' early development of the Bakersfield sound (the classic Buckaroos lineup had...
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Finally, in 1997, Owens licensed the classic LPs from his golden period--essentially seven years of Capitol recordings, often two albums per year--to the independent...
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When originally issued in July of 1965, no one either noticed or cared that in reality The Instrumental Hits was actually a compilation of tracks already available on early...
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This was the first of the master tapes that Owens offered up for release, this one to the Country Music Foundation's record label. A reissue of Capitol's Carnegie Hall...
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Buck Owens & the Buckaroos' 1966 concert at Carnegie Hall was a landmark not only for the band, but for country music: It signalled that it had firmly integrated itself not...
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Harlan Howard wrote many of Buck Owens' biggest hits and best songs, including "I've Got A Tiger By the Tail," "Above and Beyond," "Excuse Me (I Think I've Got A...
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Long one of the finer efforts in the Buck Owens album catalog and also one of the finest live country records of all time, In Japan! shines in its compact disc reissue....
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This reissue of Buck's original 1968 Capitol album finds himself and the original Buckaroos Don Rich in fine form. By this time, Owens had found his groove, crafting one...
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Tommy Collins' legacy was greater than his success on the charts, which, despite a few Top Ten singles in the mid-'50s, was never sustained. However, he was a king in...
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The consistent quality of Buck Owen's '60s albums is impressive considering the half-heartedness that typified many albums of the period. Your Tender Loving Care is a CD...
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The Very Best of Buck Owens, Vol. 1 contains a great deal of Buck's most essential songs, including "Under Your Spell Again," "Act Naturally," "I've Got A Tiger By the...
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Act Naturally 10/10/1989, Yahoo! Music, Bill Holdship
When Dwight Yoakam spawned the Buck revival by drawing the legend out of retirement for a "Streets Of Bakersfield" duet, Capitol decided to celebrate for old time's sake and...
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On Act Naturally, Buck Owens runs through his back catalog, re-making several of his classic hits and a handful of obscurities, as well as recording three unremarkable new...
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You gotta give Curb credit for at least making a greatest-hits collection available two years before Rhino got around to the definitive collections. You could do a lot...
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Curb's All-Time Greatest Hits was released two years before Buck Owens allowed Rhino Records to release his catalog in the form of a box set and two compilations....
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This compilation features 11 Capitol recordings by Buck Owens from 1963 through 1971. The twangy honky tonk hits include "Love's Gonna Live Here," "Open Up Your Heart," and...
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Don't laugh. This is Christmas With Buck and the Buckaroos--and the last of the current Sundazed reissues...so it depends on how much you appreciate holiday music and such...
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When Dwight Yoakam spawned the Buck revival by drawing the legend out of retirement for a "Streets Of Bakersfield" duet, Capitol decided to celebrate for old time's sake and...
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When Buck Owens' career stalled in the mid-'70s, he began concentrating on his many business ventures and investments. He seemed to be waiting for the Bakersfield sound that...
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In addition to being one of country's all-time greats, Owens is also one of the form's greatest businessmen (why else would he have spent all those years on Hee-Haw!?). He...
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In addition to being one of country's all-time greats, Owens is also one of the form's greatest businessmen (why else would he have spent all those years on Hee-Haw!?). He...
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Spanning three discs, The Buck Owens Collection is the most comprehensive compilation ever assembled on one of the founders of the Bakersfield sound. Although his earliest...
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There is something palpably avant-garde in the frenetic energy of Owens' unmistakably American (read: Bakersfield) sound set against the cultural backdrop of Tokyo. However,...
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Owens' second Christmas album emanates from five session held between February and June of 1968. At this stage of the game, the Buckaroos were a well-oiled studio machine...
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