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"...of a fiery "Folsom Prison Blues," "Get Rhythm," and Buck Owens' "Loose Talk." Songs like "I'm Just an Old..."

"...music of Jimmie Rodgers and the Bakersfield sound of Buck Owens and others...."

"...Nelson (who went on to work with Merle Haggard, Buck Owens, Roy Clark, and Hank Thompson), bandleader and Country..."

"...Eleven Hundred Springs tap into folks like Willie Nelson, Buck Owens, and Doug Sahm for their influences, that's clear..."

"...To their credit, the Derailers still take chances, their Beatles-meet-Buck Owens sound remaining mostly intact. There's Brian Hofeldt's sharp..."

"...Andrew Nofziger trading licks that split the difference between Buck Owens' Buckaroos and lazy Memphis soul ô la Steve..."

"...including Baz Luhrmann's "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)" over Buck Owens and the Dandy Warhols. And no Billy Idol?..."

"...up to the other fine choices. I nominate any Buck Owens record to take its place...."

"...of course. The Continental Club has their 11th annual Buck Owens birthday bash going on this Monday night. Then..."

"...couple of songs. Ricocheting from mannered rockabilly and honky-tonk (Buck Owens' "Love's Gonna Live Here Again") to R&B and..."

"...moved to Bakersfield, putting her in close proximity to Buck Owens, Ferlin Husky, and other like-minded folks, with her..."

"...to town from Oregon posing as a fun little Buck Owens cover band with shiny clothes. ... They were..."

"...Earle -- a grittier, less honky-tonkin' version of Yoakam's Buck Owens archetype -- put pen to paper to Barnes..."

"...to country music; his work is the link between Buck Owens, George Jones, the Rolling Stones, and alas, the..."

"...and lethal, the quartet's Maverick debut throws a big bucket of water on the whole lot of namby-pamby X-types..."

"...the Line," Robbie Fulks' "I Push Right Over," the Buck Owens chestnut "Hot Dog," and Johnny Cash's "Country Boy."..."

"...Set alongside interviews with such music greats as Buck Owens, Maddox, Carrot Top Anderson, and Hank Thompson, Bull,..."

"...Up With Me" to the gospel-tinged closing duet with Buck Owens, "I Was There." In between, there's the raucous..."

"...built around a clever twist of phrase that does Buck Owens proud. If these boys were from Texas, they..."

"...radios was the soundtrack for the Sixties, artists like Buck Owens & the Buckaroos deliberately mixing their songs with..."

"...folks like Nanci Griffith, Lyle Lovett, and Tish Hinojosa. Buck Owens shows up to lend a voice on his..."

"...next track is where things start unraveling. Jimenez and Buck Owens' duet on the Beatles' "Love Me Do" has..."

"...Cashdollar, Pete Gordon, Garth Hudson, Jim Lauderdale, and even Buck Owens put in appearances, all of which fit into..."

"...Over the years, luminaries from the world of music (Buck Owens, Wanda Jackson, Dwight Yoakam, Sheryl Crow, "Weird Al"..."

"...Movin' On," Carl Perkins' restive "Restless," and a closing Buck Owens medley of "Buckaroo" -- with Harris on lead..."

"...of honky-tonk chestnuts like "Six Days on the Road," Buck Owens' "Close Up the Honky Tonks," and Merle Haggard's..."

"...Sixties pop influences along with their familiar hats-off to Buck Owens. It's country music with an edge, combining influences,..."

"...is put on bullshit cowboy outfits and had a Buck Owens cover band. People can understand that. It's easily..."

"...pure abandon than the staid Grand Ol' Opry formula. Buck Owens recorded rock & roll under a pseudonym to..."

"...Love." Second guitarist Norman, looking more Widespread Panic than Buck Owens, was Stringer's near-equal, especially on an unannounced, jumpy..."