The guitar sounds of Don Rich will never be duplicated. The heavy freight train sound on his tele is amazing. He and Buck were just great. True country guys. mos60
Drummer holding the great rhythm is Mel Taylor of Venture fame (prior to Willie Cantu) . Great drummer with the Buckaroos. Mel set the standard for drumming with Buck. One of the reasons Buckaroos became the NO 1 Country band throughout the 60s. Great musicians. mos60
The guitar sounds of Don Rich will never be duplicated. The heavy freight train sound on his tele is amazing. He and Buck were just great. True country guys. mos60
I like this one a lot. I remember seeing Buck sing it on "Hee Haw".
The great Don Rich picking in his prime. He was the greatest country musician and harmony man ever
Certainly. Don was the Buckaroos.
Drummer holding the great rhythm is Mel Taylor of Venture fame (prior to Willie Cantu) . Great drummer with the Buckaroos. Mel set the standard for drumming with Buck. One of the reasons Buckaroos became the NO 1 Country band throughout the 60s. Great musicians. mos60
This was originally an album cut back in 64. Buck revived it in the early 70's and re-cut the single.
Poor Gracie just got called ugly. Rude. Banger though
Glen Garrison wrote this song.