LOS ANGELES — Singer Buck Owens ... showed up on time, clean and ready to do the job, wrote a few songs and had a hell of a time," he said in 1992. An indefatigable performer, Owens played ...

Legendary singer-songwriter Paul Simon announced his retirement from live shows back in 2018-but earlier this year, he delighted fans with miraculous news: The 83-year-old singer was hitting the road ...

His performance was followed by a salute to Buck Owens by Roy Clark and Brad Paisley ... Cadillacs," Clint Black's "Killin' Time," Ricky Skaggs' "Country Boy," and Alan Jackson's "Don't Rock ...

According to Johnny Russell, Buck Owens' 1963 No. 1 "Act Naturally" began as a joke and would end up as a country song. Russell said, "I had a date with this cute young girl but I had to break the ...

He burst onto the country music scene in the 1990s to become one of the biggest selling music acts of all time. With a collection ... the Bakersfield sound, Buck Owens also wrote and recorded ...

The album includes his renditions of Buck Owens’ “Crying Time,” Garth Brooks’ “The Dance,” George Jones’ “He Stopped Loving Her Today” and Hank Williams’ “I’m So Lonesome I ...

Witnesses reported fog visibility of only 100 feet at the time. "Everybody just started ... In cultural news, the Buck Owens Crystal Palace, a beloved concert venue, restaurant, and museum ...

From 1974: Homer Joy, a country musician in residence at the Spokane House, received a “big boost in his career” when Buck Owens recorded several of his songs. One of those songs was “The ...

and the Buck Owens Kingman. Through his music with the Buckaroos, Owens pioneered the celebrated ‘Bakersfield Sound’, and is widely recognized as one of country music’s all time greats.

Now for the first time, Buck Owens’ son Johnny is sharing his hopes for his father's beloved venue as we celebrate Buck's 95th birthday. On July 3, the Buck Owens Private Foundation announced ...

Buck Owens’ Buckaroos and Merle Haggards’ Strangers contained no shortage of great musicians. For example, Ralph Mooney is hailed as one of the greatest steel guitar players of all time.