Buck Owens (Capitol)
by Buck Owens

Buck Owens (Capitol) by Buck Owens
Year: 1961
Overall rank: 29,522nd   Overall chart history
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Award Top albums of 1961 (108th)
Award Top albums of of the 1960s (1,760th)
Award Best albums of all time (29,522nd)

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Buck Owens bestography

Buck Owens (Capitol) is ranked 5th best out of 33 albums by Buck Owens on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by Buck Owens is Buck Owens (1961) which is ranked number 14844 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 78.

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Overall rank: 29,522nd | 1960s rank: 1,760th | 1961 rank: 108th  Overall chart history
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From Romanelli 04/21/2022 03:02 in Our Country Music Chat
“Excuse Me (I Think I've Got A Heartache) written by Harlan Howard & Buck Owens From the album”
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This self-titled debut from Buck Owens broke away from the norms of Nashville at the time. Owens recorded mostly live with his band instead of typical session musicians. He also was allowed more creative control in the studio than most country musicians.

Not to be confused with the other self-titled Buck Owens LP (La Brea, the one with the barn on it), this debut LP on Capitol is packed with A sides and B sides from the turn of the 1960s. It is a prime example of honky tonk country music that came before Owens and musician Don Rich introduced the Bakersfield Sound and a stream of #1 hits that had some crossover appeal.

If Owens hadn't assembled a crackerjack band and development a distinct sound, this would have remained his finest album. It is a true classic, with some classic Harlan Howard original songs and clear-as-a-bell production from Ken Nelson.

Highlights are the A sides Under Your Spell Again, Above and Beyond and Excuse Me.



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