Buck Owens, according to biographer Eileen Sisk, was a man inclined to change his mind on a whim without explanation. An admirer of her first book, he met Sisk, agreed to participate in this ...

Buck Owens was the top-selling country artist of the 1960's, and his musical style- called the Bakersfield Sound after his adopted hometown- countered the slick overproduction of Nashville ...

Buck Owens: The Biography by Eileen Sisk Chicago Review Press, 385 pp., $24.95. Anyone familiar with Buck Owens solely as the king of Bakersfield's brand of country music and/or the goofball co ...

Buck Owens: The Biography Eileen Sisk, Chicago Review, $24.95 (400p) ISBN 978-1-55652-768-5 ...

Sisk's Buck Owens: The Biography is the first in-depth examination of the legendary performer, offering a glimpse behind the grinning persona and red-white-and-blue guitars.

Much has been written about the career and life of Buck Owens over the years. However, not much has been stated from the words of the man himself. Until the release of the new autobiography, "Buck ...

Kim McAbee-Carter looks at the Hall of Fame inductees and spots her name written in Buck Owen's Biography. “It sure is and I didn’t even know that!” said McAbee.

Buck Owens and His Buckaroos played an historic Carnegie Hall show in 1966, immortalized on a live album. GAB Archive/Redferns On March 26th, 1966, Buck Owens ‘ tour bus rolled into Manhattan.

According to Eileen Sisk’s Buck Owens: The Biography and every other book about country music I’ve read, Owens was a mean, miserable, womanizing, bullying, emotionally abusive sonofabitch.

Alvis Edgar Owens, Jr. (August 12, 1929 – March 25, 2006), better known as Buck Owens, was an American singer and guitarist who had 21 number one hits on the Billboard country music charts with ...

Five-year-old Jessica Stump can't read yet, but she tightly held onto her copy of "Freight Train Running: A Biography of Buck Owens" Wednesday afternoon.