Buck Owens (1961) (studio album) by Buck Owens

This is a compilation of Buck Owens' earliest songs recorded on local labels. Owens was later signed to Capitol and released another self-titled album for his major label debut.

These are rough songs, both sonically and musically. Right off the bat Owens showed a dedication to honky tonk music and the emerging rock/rockabilly sound of the late 50s.

Not Recommended.

From Jboy56 09/06/2022 12:35

Buck Owens very goody good albumi

From Repo 08/29/2022 03:01

'56:a Guitar. Piano. Fiddle.

Forget what you knew
We’ll start life anew
Down on the corner of love - Buck Owens (1956)

Sometimes life just needs to be pared back to the basics. In Buck Owens case, it was a simple, catchy melody with guitar, piano, & fiddle. The bedrock of a good country song with a simple BUT much needed message.

Forget the past. You have to have faith in yourself. That you tried your best. And this is where life has taken you. A place to start anew.

It’s at these times when it’s good to get back to the basics. A good country song. A cold beer. Just chilling in a comfortable and well-worn lawn chair and watching the clouds go by. The bees dancing amongst the flowers getting their last taste of summer.

A good nights sleep. A nice walk along the lake. Take in that fresh morning air. These are the basics of life => Guitar. Piano. Fiddle.

ps. I'm just a startin' to worship Buck Owens, and this is his very first song!!!