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Alvis Edgar "Buck" Owens Jr. (August 12, 1929 – March 25, 2006) was an American CountryMusic singer and songwriter. He was a pioneer of the "Bakersfield sound", an electric guitar-driven ThreeChordsAndTheTruth style, often relying on his band, the Buckaroos. The "Bakersfield sound" was later seen in artists like Music/MerleHaggard (who later married Owens' ex-wife, Bonnie Campbell) and Music/DwightYoakam. Frequent collaborators included Susan Raye, Rose Maddox, and son Buddy Alan.
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Alvis Edgar "Buck" Owens Jr. (August 12, 1929 – March 25, 2006) was an American CountryMusic singer and songwriter. He Owens was a pioneer of the "Bakersfield sound", an electric guitar-driven ThreeChordsAndTheTruth style, often relying on his band, the Buckaroos. The "Bakersfield sound" was later seen in artists like Music/MerleHaggard (who later married Owens' ex-wife, Bonnie Campbell) and Music/DwightYoakam. Frequent collaborators included Susan Raye, Rose Maddox, and son Buddy Alan.
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And a devil rides by his side
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And a devil rides closely by his side
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* MightyWhiteyAndMellowYellow: "Made in Japan", where an American in Tokyo falls for a local woman but DidNotGetTheGirl because "[[ArrangedMarriage she was promised to another man]]."
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-->They say a tall, dark stranger is a demon\\
And a devil rides by his side
And a devil rides by his side
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: One of his first singles ("Hot Dog" in 1956) was a {{Rockabilly}} song, released under the name Corky Jones.
* LetsDuet: He had hit duets with Rose Maddox, his son Buddy Alan, and his protégé Susan Raye, then much later on did superstar duets with Dwight Yoakam and Music/RingoStarr.
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* RereleaseTheSong: In 1989, he re-recorded "Act Naturally" as a duet with Music/RingoStarr, followed immediately by a re-recording of his 1965 hit "Gonna Have Love".
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* RereleaseTheSong: In 1989, he re-recorded "Act Naturally" as a duet with Music/RingoStarr, followed immediately by a re-recording of his 1965 hit "Gonna Have Love". Around that time he also did a new version of his early {{Rockabilly}} tune "Hot Dog".
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* BlandNameProduct: His 1977 single "World Famous Holiday Inn" had to be pulled and re-recorded as "World Famous Paradise Inn" when radio stations who had rival hotel chains like Ramada Inn as advertising clients refused to play the song (which is kind of funny since the song, about a guy living in a hotel after his wife kicked him out, doesn't exactly paint Holiday Inn in a favorable light).
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* BlandNameProduct: His 1977 single "World "The World Famous Holiday Inn" had to be pulled and re-recorded as "World "The World Famous Paradise Inn" when radio stations who had rival hotel chains like Ramada Inn as advertising clients refused to play the song (which is kind of funny since the song, about a guy living in a hotel after his wife kicked him out, doesn't exactly paint Holiday Inn in a favorable light).
