Buck Owens

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61 Years Ago Today, Buck Owens Reigned at No. 1 With the Ultimate “Freight Train” Album Named After a Gas Station Slogan

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Born 97 Years Ago Today in the Lone Star State, the Bakersfield Sound Pioneer Who Scored 21 No. 1 Hits and Changed Country Music

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Vince Gill Honors a Country Legend With a Ryman Performance of His Favorite Buck Owens Song

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07.18.26

On the Charts 60 Years Ago Today, Buck Owens Was in the Middle of Yet Another Run at No. 1 With This Don Rich-Penned Hit

By Erinn Callahan
On This Day

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52 Years Ago Today, Buck Owens Lost His Best Friend and Right-Hand Man: “The Real Lightning and Thunder Is Gone Forever”

By Erinn Callahan
On This Day

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62 Years Ago Today, Buck Owens Seized Control of the Country Charts After Displacing Himself at No. 1 (Again)

By Erinn Callahan
On This Day

06.29.26

On This Day in 1963, Buck Owens Was at No. 1 With a Song He Would Later Record With a Former Beatle

By Clayton Edwards
On This Day

06.17.26

On This Day in 1965, The Beatles Recorded the Song That Gave Buck Owens His First Country No. 1

By Clayton Edwards
On This Day

06.15.26

63 Years Ago Today, Buck Owens Scored His First No. 1 Hit With a Song That Inspired The Beatles To Go Country

By Erinn Callahan
On This Day

06.11.26

On This Day in 1965, Buck Owens Was at No. 1 With an Album Built Around a Song Harlan Howard Asked Him to Scrap

By Clayton Edwards
On This Day

05.21.26

On the Charts 62 Years Ago, Buck Owens Was on Top With a Song That Replaced Its Own B-Side at No. 1

By Erinn Callahan
On This Day

04.09.26

On the Charts in 1976, Emmylou Harris Scored Her First No. 1 Country Album With a Record That Featured Classic Covers of Patsy Cline and Buck Owens

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American country musician Buck Owens plays guitar in a promotion portrait for his 'All American Show,' mid 1960s. (Photo by Archive Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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