Perry Buck Owens, 66, a lifelong Barrington area resident, at rest Sept. 23, 2003, founder of Utilities, Inc. in Northbrook, devoted father of Brandon J. (K Perry Owens Obituary - IL Skip to content ...

Buck Owens obituary: The Section A article Sunday on the death of country singer Buck Owens reported that a 1992 survey in Worth magazine identified him as the richest person in Bakersfield.

Bode "Buck" George Owens, Jr. San Angelo - Bode George Owens, Jr. (Buck), longtime Crockett County rancher, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, May 29th, with his family by his side.

Ralph Mooney, the influential steel guitarist whose crisp, melodically rich and rhythmically buoyant sound bolstered dozens of country music hits by artists including Buck Owens, Merle Haggard ...

“The father of the Bakersfield Sound had performed just the night before at his Buck Owens Boulevard dinner club, the Crystal Palace,” his obituary said, “closing his 90-minute portion of ...

They stood for decades as Bakersfield's two greatest country music stars, and long after their deaths, they still wear those crowns.

Buck Owens is so closely associated with Bakersfield, California, it may come as a surprise to learn he first set foot in the town in 1951, when he was already 21 years old.

Jerry Brightman, former pedal steel player for Buck Owens, passed away on March 9 at his home in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. ... According to his obituary, a visitation will take place on March 16, ...

Buck Owens, you might recall, had a top-10 country hit in 1970 with "I Wouldn't Live In New York City (If You Gave Me the Whole Dang Town)." While it's remained a cult fave in the heartland - with ...

Buck Owens was among the most prolific country hitmakers of the past 40 years and enjoyed a string of chart-toppers, including "Act Naturally", "Together Again" and "I've Got a Tiger by the Tail".

Buck Owens, who died Saturday in his home in Bakersfield, Calif., at 76, was best known for his first No. 1 hit (out of more than 20), "Act Naturally," which he recorded in 1963--two years.