Buck Owens: Live From Austin, TX
Jul 06 2007
•1h 34m
•Music
This man from Sherman, Texas probably best-known as the wide-grinning rube on Hee Haw for so many years started a country music revolution. Or more accurately, a counter-revolution. It was called the Bakersfield Sound, He and fellow revolutionary Merle Haggard were cranking out raw, hard-driving honky-tonk music that stood the country-pop coming out of Nashville on its head. When Buck Owens and the Buckaroos would launch into "I've got a tiger by the tail, it s plain to see...!" the packed crowds would be on their feet and headed for the dance floor. Performed at Austin City Limits on October 23, 1988.
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Buck Owens
vocals, guitar

Dwight Yoakam
special guest
Doyle Curtsinger
bass guitar
Terry Christofferson
steel guitar
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