Buck Owens News and Photos

Buck Owens and his Buckaroos “Carnegie Hall Concert / In Japan!”

Tue, April 23 2013 2:24pm - Source: THE RISING STORM

Buck Owens and his Buckaroos "Carnegie Hall Concert / In Japan!"

Vince Gill Duets Album to Honor Buck Owens, Merle Haggard

Fri, April 19 2013 8:19pm - Source: The Boot

Vince Gill announced earlier this year he was working on several new projects, including an bluegrass album.

Buck Owens: Honky Tonk Man – Buck Sings Country Classics

Tue, January 22 2013 5:00pm - Source: Hyperbolium

After dozens of original album reissues, an omnibus box set series [ 1 2 3 ], pre-Bakersfield and post-Capitol material, tributes [ 1 2 3 ], and a two collections of duets with Susan Raye, one might wonder what was left in the vault.

5 Americana & Country Music Christmas Albums – The Nice List

Sat, November 24 2012 2:02am - Source: Twang Nation

Not too be cynical, but Christmas albums are often little more than a money grab from big artists.It makes perfect business sense but rarely results in laying out hard-earned dollars to add to your collection.

Watch Conan Cover Buck Owens' "Act Naturally" With Ringo Starr

Thu, February 02 2012 7:09pm - Source: Prefix Magazine

Conan O'Brien's main guest last night was Beatle Ringo Starr, and he totally geeked out during the interview.

Buck Owens and Susan Raye: Merry Christmas from Buck Owens and Susan Raye

Sat, November 26 2011 1:20am - Source: Hyperbolium

Buck Owens was no stranger to holiday recordings, having released Christmas with Buck Owens and his Buckaroos in 1965 and Christmas Shopping in 1968.

Buck Owens: Bound for Bakersfield

Thu, September 29 2011 3:41am - Source: Hyperbolium

Before signing with Capitol Records and pioneering new sounds in country music, Buck Owens recorded in the 1950s for Pep, and waxed a number of original demos.

Half Notes: Buck Owens – Bound for Bakersfield, 1953-1956 (2011)

Sat, September 24 2011 11:22am - Source: Something Else!

In a few short years after these sides were put to tape, Buck Owens would be hailed as the architect of the Bakersfield sound, notching memorable hits for Capitol including "Tiger by the Tail" and "Act Naturally."

What Goes On: Pre-Capitol Buck Owens Gets Release From Rockbeat

Wed, August 24 2011 7:20pm - Source: WNEW

Before Buck Owens signed with Capitol Records and created the songs that made him a rock star, he recorded for some small labels in and around L.A.

Buck Owens' Early Music Spotlighted on New CD

Tue, August 23 2011 7:47pm - Source: The Boot

Long before he signed with Capitol Records and pioneered the "Bakersfield sound," the twangy, rock-indebted brand of California country that would make him an international superstar, Buck Owens was a struggling session musician and aspiring singer.

Buck Owens & The Buckaroos: Songs of Inspiration

Sun, July 31 2011 1:38am - Source: Hyperbolium

Varese's fourteen-track anthology combines titles from Buck Owens' chart-topping 1966 album Dust on Mother's Bible , and the 1970 release Your Mother's Prayer.

Going For The Gold: Buck Owens

Fri, July 22 2011 4:02pm - Source: WNEW

Buck Owens has produced one gold album in his career.

Buck Owens & Susan Raye: The Very Best Of

Sat, June 18 2011 8:59pm - Source: Hyperbolium

Susan Raye was a solid 1970s country hit maker, but having shared peak years with Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton and Tammy Wynette, her long-term fame has been overshadowed and her Capitol catalog has been neglected by the reissue industry.

Foster & Lloyd Already Enjoying 'Tomorrow' Today

Fri, May 20 2011 9:09pm - Source: The Boot

Radney Foster and Bill Lloyd, collectively known as Foster & Lloyd , stormed the country charts beginning in 1987 with four Top 10 hits, including 'Crazy Over You,' 'What Do You Want From Me This Time' and 'Sure Thing.'

RIP Ralph Mooney – influential steel guitarist for Buck Owens, Waylon Jennings and Merle Haggard

Tue, March 22 2011 1:17pm - Source: Twang Nation

Ralph Mooney influential steel guitarist played with Buck Owens, Waylon Jennings and Merle Haggard and one of the architects of country musics answer to rock onslaught, the 50's 'Bakersfield sound' He also co-wrote, with Charles Seals, the honky-tonk standard 'Crazy Arms,' which became a No. 1 hit in 1956 for Ray Price.

The Derailers: Live! From Texas

Sat, November 13 2010 10:06pm - Source: Hyperbolium

When the Austin-based Derailers broke out with 1996's Jackpot , their Bakersfield twang reawakened the ears of many honky-tonk fans.

Buck Owens Honored With Star on Bakersfield Walk of Fame

Fri, August 13 2010 8:44pm - Source: The Boot

On Wednesday (August 11), the Bakersfield West Rotary donated the Buck Owens star on the Fox Theater's Walk of Fame, to honor the man who made a household name out of their fair city.