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

On its first American tour, the British jangle-rock band with a cheeky-dirtbag edge is trying to unite the states, one gig at ...

There were some really cool blues-style techniques that he learned from some of my stuff,” says Marty Schwartz, whose guitar ...

LOS ANGELES — Singer Buck Owens, the flashy rhinestone ... An indefatigable performer, Owens played a red, white and blue guitar with fireball fervor. He and the Buckaroos wore flashy rhinestone ...

A partly-failed flower-power experiment in the ‘60s comes back to life via its namesake, who’ll make 19 on his own while Fender’s Custom Shop make another 67 ...

It turned out the Eagles got not only the angelic voice they expected but a hellacious guitar player that they didn ... Bottle Let Me Down” and Buck Owens’ “Together Again”), a blues ...

Before she and a few other inspirational players came along, the guitar was strictly a rhythm ... instruments playing the melody lines. Buck Owens is a little more modern than the other country ...

But Don Rich, Owens guitar player, liked the song and began humming it around Owens and before long Buck was humming it too. According to Russell, Buck Owens called him one night and offered to ...

orchestral innovations by Nashville's A-team session players, jazz fusion and funk records all simultaneously exploded. This, after acts like Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass, Buck Owens and The ...

Gayden's slide guitar work and songwriting bridged country ... inspired by the suave work of artists including Johnny Cash, Buck Owens, Ray Price and Marty Robbins (among many), departed for ...

Nashville musicians made ample use of harmonized leads, where they were frequently played on steel guitar, and they were likewise heard in the Bakersfield sound of players like Buck Owens ...