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record detail: The Instrumental Hits Of Buck Owens And His Buckaroos

Record Title: The Instrumental Hits Of Buck Owens And His Buckaroos Release Date: 1965-07-26 Catalog Number: ST2367 Producer: Ken Nelson Studio/Live: Studio Mono/Stereo: Stereo Purchase this album at

track listing

1. Buckaroo
2. Orange Blossom Special
3. Raz Ma-Taz Polka
4. Faded Love
5. Bud's Bounce
6. Country Polka
7. Bile 'Em Cabbage Down
8. Steel Guitar Rag
9. A Maiden's Prayer
10. Buck's Polka
11. Country Rag
12. Mexican Polka

 

musicians

Buck Owens (leader, vocals, acoustic & electric guitar)
Don Rich (acoustic & electric guitars, fiddle)
Tom Brumley (steel guitar)
Doyle Holly (bass)
Willie Cantu (drums)

Additional Musicians:
Ralph Monney, Jimmy Seals, Red Simpson (guitar)
Jelly Sanders (guitar, fiddle)
Jan McDonald (peddle steel guitar)
George French, Jr. (piano)
Bobby Austin, Kenny Pierce, Bob Morris (electric bass)
Wayne "Moose" Stone, Mel King, Ken Presley (drums)

 

notes

Recorded at Capitol Studios, Hollywood, California between September 27, 1961 and May 5, 1965

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Poster	Comment
Dennis	The instrumental song "Buckaroo" is one of the great country instrumentals. It ranks right up there with "Wildwood Flower" and Floyd Cramer's "Last Date". Humming "Buckaroo" helped me thru 2 years of Army duty between 1965 and 1967.