Buck Owens Open Up Your Heart (7-CD Deluxe Box Set)

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Buck Owens: Open Up Your Heart (7-CD Deluxe Box Set)
The Bear Family treatment carries on: This second set includes Buck Owens' COMPLETE studio recordings 1965-1968. Singles, LPs, unreleased songs! It also includes the COMPLETE Buckaroos recordings. All his history-making hits, as Only You Can Break My Heart,Buckaroo, Waitin' In Your Welfare Line, Open Up Your Heart, Where Does The Good Times Go, Sam's Place, It Takes People Like You and many more, plus the rarities that only Bear Family uncovers! Hear Buck Owens and the band in session with legendary producer Ken Nelson!
Before he died in 2006, Buck Owens had wanted Bear Family to chronicle his career as only we can. Now it has happened! This collection brings forth the Big Bang of Bakersfield country music. This is how it happened, record by record, session by session!
The second volume of the complete Buck Owens, this 7-CD set includes all of Buck Owens' studio recordings for Capitol from March 1965 until December 1968. This was his golden era when almost every single went to #1 on the country charts. The hits on this volume include such all-time classics as Only You Can Break My Heart, Buckaroo, Waitin' In Your Welfare Line, Open Up Your Heart, Where Does The Good Times Go, Sam's Place, It Takes People Like You, and many more.
This set also includes complete LPs, such as 'I've Got You On My Mind Again,' 'Before You Go / No One But You,' 'Open Up Your Heart' and 'Your Tender Loving Care' as well as the Buckaroos' LPs, featuring the great Doyle Holly, Don Rich, and Tom Brumley. Staying well away from the pop-country Nashville Sound, Buck Owens was unapologetically country to the core. His catchy, hook-laden songs were framed by Don Rich's vocal harmonies and biting Telecaster guitar leads and Tom Brumley's crisp steel guitar. The set also includes previously unissued alternate takes and all surviving unissued songs.
Drawing upon his extensive interviews with Buck Owens, his sidemen and business associates, country music historian Rich Kienzle provides a frank and detailed overview of Buck Owens' career. A complete discography and many previously unpublished photos are also included in a lavish hardcover book.
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Album titlle: Open Up Your Heart (7-CD Deluxe Box Set)
Genre Country
Label Bear Family Records
- Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
- Preiscode GK
Artikelart Box set
EAN: 4000127168559
- weight in Kg 2.25
Owens, Buck - Open Up Your Heart (7-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 1 | ||||
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01 | Before You Go | Buck Owens | ||
02 | Getting Used To Loving You | Buck Owens | ||
03 | (I Want) No One But You | Buck Owens | ||
04 | Number One Heel | Buck Owens | ||
05 | Raz-Ma-Taz Polka | Buck Owens | ||
06 | I Betcha Didn't Know | Buck Owens | ||
07 | No Fool Like An Old Fool | Buck Owens | ||
08 | If You Want A Love | Buck Owens | ||
09 | Charlie Brown | Buck Owens | ||
10 | Steel Guitar Rag | Buck Owens | ||
11 | Gonna Roll Out The Red Carpet | Buck Owens | ||
12 | Only You (Can Break My Heart) | Buck Owens | ||
13 | Country Rag | Buck Owens | ||
14 | Bile 'Em Cabbage Down | Buck Owens | ||
15 | Hangin' On To What I Got | Buck Owens | ||
16 | Someone With No One To Love | Buck Owens | ||
17 | Buckaroo | Buck Owens | ||
18 | Faded Love | Buck Owens | ||
19 | Blue Christmas Tree | Buck Owens | ||
20 | Because It's Christmas Time | Buck Owens | ||
21 | All I Want For Christmas Is You | Buck Owens | ||
22 | Santa Looked A Lot Like Daddy (Daddy Looked A | Buck Owens | ||
23 | Christmas Ain't Christmas | Buck Owens | ||
24 | Christmas Time's A-Comin' | Buck Owens | ||
25 | It's Christmas Time For Everyone But Me | Buck Owens | ||
26 | Here Comes Santa Claus Again | Buck Owens | ||
27 | Blue Christmas Lights | Buck Owens | ||
28 | Santa's Gonna Come In A Stagecoach | Buck Owens | ||
29 | Christmas Morning | Buck Owens | ||
30 | Jingle Bells | Buck Owens | ||
31 | We Split The Blanket | Buck Owens | ||
32 | He Don't Deserve You Anymore | Buck Owens | ||
33 | Sam's Place | Buck Owens | ||
34 | Heart Of Glass | Buck Owens | ||
35 | (I'll Love You) Forever And Ever | Buck Owens | ||
36 | I'm Layin' It On The Line | Buck Owens | ||
37 | Waitin' In Your Welfare Line | Buck Owens | ||
38 | That's What I'm Like Without You | Buck Owens | ||
39 | There Never Was A Fool | Buck Owens | ||
40 | In The Palm Of Your Hand | Buck Owens | ||
41 | After You Leave Me (remake) | Buck Owens | ||
42 | A Devil Like Me (Needs An Angel Like You) | Buck Owens | ||
43 | Cinderella | Buck Owens | ||
44 | I'll Go To Church Again With Momma | Buck Owens | ||
45 | Pray Every Day | Buck Owens | ||
46 | Love's Gonna Live Here | Buck Owens | ||
47 | Together Again | Buck Owens | ||
48 | Act Naturally | Buck Owens | ||
49 | I've Got A Tiger By The Tail | Buck Owens | ||
50 | My Heart Skips A Beat | Buck Owens | ||
51 | I Don't Care (Just As Long As You Love Me) | Buck Owens | ||
52 | Foolin' Around | Buck Owens | ||
53 | Before You Go | Buck Owens | ||
54 | Second Fiddle | Buck Owens | ||
55 | Under Your Spell Again | Buck Owens | ||
56 | Don't Let Her Know | Buck Owens | ||
57 | Together Again | Buck Owens | ||
58 | Only You (Can Break My Heart) | Buck Owens | ||
59 | When Jesus Calls All His Children In | Buck Owens | ||
60 | It Was With Love | Buck Owens | ||
61 | Would You Be Ready | Buck Owens | ||
62 | Eternal Vacation | Buck Owens | ||
63 | Jesus Saved Me | Buck Owens | ||
64 | Where Would I Be Without Jesus | Buck Owens | ||
65 | Dust On Mother's Bible | Buck Owens | ||
66 | Satan's Gotta Get Along Without Me | Buck Owens | ||
67 | Tom Cattin' (remake) | Buck Owens | ||
68 | Cajun Fiddle (remake) | Buck Owens | ||
69 | You Made A Monkey Out Of Me | Buck Owens | ||
70 | Congratulations, You're Absolutely Right | Buck Owens | ||
71 | You, You, Only You | Buck Owens | ||
72 | Where Does The Good Times Go | Buck Owens | ||
73 | Goodbye, Good Luck, God Bless You | Buck Owens | ||
74 | Cadillac Lane | Buck Owens | ||
75 | House Of Memories | Buck Owens | ||
76 | Think Of Me | Buck Owens | ||
77 | No More Me And You | Buck Owens | ||
78 | Where Does The Good Times Go | Buck Owens | ||
79 | Open Up Your Heart | Buck Owens | ||
80 | The Way That I Love You | Buck Owens | ||
81 | Rocks In My Head | Buck Owens | ||
82 | Only You And You Alone | Buck Owens | ||
83 | Don't Ever Tell Me Goodbye | Buck Owens | ||
84 | What A Liar I Am | Buck Owens | ||
85 | Your Tender Loving Care | Buck Owens | ||
86 | Song And Dance | Buck Owens | ||
87 | If I Had You Back Again | Buck Owens | ||
88 | The Way That I Love You | Buck Owens | ||
89 | I'll Be Swingin' Too | Buck Owens | ||
90 | It Takes A Lot Of Tenderness (It Takes A Lot | Buck Owens | ||
91 | Round Hole Guitar | Buck Owens | ||
92 | You'll Never Miss The Water (Till The Well Ru | Buck Owens | ||
93 | Something To Remember You By | Buck Owens | ||
94 | The Happy-Go-Lucky Guitar | Buck Owens | ||
95 | Tumwater Breakdown | Buck Owens | ||
96 | The Neosho Waltz | Buck Owens | ||
97 | Steel Guitar Polka | Buck Owens | ||
98 | Happy Son Of A Gun | Buck Owens | ||
99 | Seven Come Eleven | Buck Owens | ||
100 | Out Of My Mind | Buck Owens | ||
101 | I'm Gonna Live It Up | Buck Owens | ||
102 | If I Knew | Buck Owens | ||
103 | Everybody Needs Somebody | Buck Owens | ||
104 | I've Got It Bad For You | Buck Owens | ||
105 | You Left Her Lonely Too Long | Buck Owens | ||
106 | That's How I Measure My Love For You | Buck Owens | ||
107 | Heartbreak Mountain | Buck Owens | ||
108 | It Takes People Like You (To Make People Like | Buck Owens | ||
109 | Kern County Breakdown | Buck Owens | ||
110 | My Baby's Comin' Home | Buck Owens | ||
111 | Chicken Pickin' | Buck Owens | ||
112 | Free And Easy | Buck Owens | ||
113 | Tom's Waltz | Buck Owens | ||
114 | Buckersfield Breakdown | Buck Owens | ||
115 | Love's Gonna Come A-Knockin' | Buck Owens | ||
116 | I'm A-Comin' Back Home To You | Buck Owens | ||
117 | Apple Jack | Buck Owens | ||
118 | Foolish Notion | Buck Owens | ||
119 | Night Time Is Cry Time | Buck Owens | ||
120 | How Long Will My Baby Be Gone | Buck Owens | ||
121 | Swingin' Doors | Buck Owens | ||
122 | Long, Long Ago | Buck Owens | ||
123 | Sing A Happy Song | Buck Owens | ||
124 | Let The World Keep On A Turnin' | Buck Owens | ||
125 | The Girl On Sugar Pie Lane | Buck Owens | ||
126 | We Were Made For Each Other | Buck Owens | ||
127 | Happy Times Are Here Again | Buck Owens | ||
128 | Sweet Rosie Jones | Buck Owens | ||
129 | The Heartaches Have Just Started | Buck Owens | ||
130 | Your Mother's Prayer | Buck Owens | ||
131 | That Sunday Feeling | Buck Owens | ||
132 | Hurtin' Like I've Never Hurt Before | Buck Owens | ||
133 | You'll Never Miss The Water (Till The Well Ru | Buck Owens | ||
134 | There's Gotta Be Some Changes Made | Buck Owens | ||
135 | If I Had Three Wishes | Buck Owens | ||
136 | Hello California | Buck Owens | ||
137 | Highway Man | Buck Owens | ||
138 | I Can't Stop My Loving You | Buck Owens | ||
139 | Chapparal | Buck Owens | ||
140 | You Bring Out The Best In Me | Buck Owens | ||
141 | I'm Coming Back Home To Stay | Buck Owens | ||
142 | The Waltz Of The Roses | Buck Owens | ||
143 | Pedal Patter | Buck Owens | ||
144 | Down On The Bayou | Buck Owens | ||
145 | Pretty Girl | Buck Owens | ||
146 | Sad Is The Lonely | Buck Owens | ||
147 | Rattle Traps | Buck Owens | ||
148 | Leave Me Something To Remember You By | Buck Owens | ||
149 | That's All Right With Me (If It's All Right W | Buck Owens | ||
150 | Wait A Little Longer, Please Jesus | Buck Owens | ||
151 | Hello Happiness, Goodbye Loneliness | Buck Owens | ||
152 | Don't Let True Love Slip Away | Buck Owens | ||
153 | The Great Judgment Day | Buck Owens | ||
154 | Sally, Mary And Jerry | Buck Owens | ||
155 | In God I Trust | Buck Owens | ||
156 | Buckaroo Polka | Buck Owens | ||
157 | All I Want For Christmas Is My Daddy | Buck Owens | ||
158 | Christmas Shopping | Buck Owens | ||
159 | One Of Everything You Got | Buck Owens | ||
160 | Good Old Fashioned Country Christmas | Buck Owens | ||
161 | The Jolly Christmas Polka | Buck Owens | ||
162 | Let The World Keep On A Turnin' | Buck Owens | ||
163 | I'll Love You Forever And Ever | Buck Owens | ||
164 | A Very Merry Christmas | Buck Owens | ||
165 | Christmas Time Is Near | Buck Owens | ||
166 | Tomorrow Is Christmas Day | Buck Owens | ||
167 | Christmas Schottische | Buck Owens | ||
168 | Home On Christmas Day | Buck Owens | ||
169 | Merry Christmas From Our House To Yours | Buck Owens | ||
170 | It's Not What You Give | Buck Owens | ||
171 | You Let Me Down | Buck Owens | ||
172 | Woman Truck Drivin' Fool | Buck Owens | ||
173 | I Got A Letter From Home | Buck Owens | ||
174 | Pitty Pitty Patter | Buck Owens | ||
175 | I'm Goin' Back Home Where I Belong | Buck Owens | ||
176 | Meanwhile Back At The Ranch | Buck Owens | ||
177 | Tracy's Waltz | Buck Owens | ||
178 | Runnin' Short | Buck Owens | ||
179 | Louisiana Waltz | Buck Owens | ||
180 | Saturday Night | Buck Owens | ||
181 | Spanish Moonlight | Buck Owens | ||
182 | Too Many Chiefs (Not Enough Indians) | Buck Owens | ||
183 | Guitar Fandango | Buck Owens | ||
184 | Things I Saw At The Fountain On The Plaza Whe | Buck Owens | ||
185 | The Gaucho Came Riding | Buck Owens | ||
186 | Mexican Jumping Bean | Buck Owens | ||
187 | Turkish Holiday | Buck Owens | ||
188 | I've Got You On My Mind Again | Buck Owens | ||
189 | I Wanna Be Wild And Free | Buck Owens | ||
190 | Where Has Our Love Gone | Buck Owens | ||
191 | I Ain't A Gonna Be Treated This A Way | Buck Owens | ||
192 | Darlin' You Can Depend On Me | Buck Owens | ||
193 | Jesus, Jesus, Hold Me | Buck Owens | ||
194 | Sing That Kind Of Song | Buck Owens | ||
195 | Love Is Me | Buck Owens | ||
196 | Hurry, Come Running Back To Me | Buck Owens | ||
197 | Alabama, Louisiana, Or Maybe Tennessee | Buck Owens | ||
198 | Greensleeves | Buck Owens | ||
199 | Gathering Dust | Buck Owens | ||
200 | The Price I'll Have To Pay | Buck Owens | ||
201 | Aw Heck | Buck Owens | ||
202 | Keep On Your Keepin' On | Buck Owens | ||
203 | Bad Luck And Bad Weather | Buck Owens | ||
204 | Anywhere U.S.A. | Buck Owens | ||
205 | Tim-Buck-Too | Buck Owens | ||
206 | Georgia Peach | Buck Owens | ||
207 | Highland Fling | Buck Owens | ||
208 | Moonlight On The Desert | Buck Owens | ||
209 | March Of The McGregor | Buck Owens | ||
210 | Who's Gonna Mow Your Grass | Buck Owens | ||
211 | We're Gonna Get Together | Buck Owens | ||
212 | White Satin Bed | Buck Owens | ||
213 | In The Middle Of A Teardrop | Buck Owens | ||
214 | You Can't Make Nothin' Out Of That But Love | Buck Owens | ||
215 | I Would Do Anything For You | Buck Owens | ||
216 | Maybe If I Close My Eyes (It Will Go Away) | Buck Owens | ||
217 | Across This Town And Gone | Buck Owens | ||
218 | Where Does The Good Times Go (take 9) | Buck Owens | ||
219 | Where Does The Good Times Go (take 8B) | Buck Owens | ||
220 | How Long Will My Baby Be Gone (take 5A) | Buck Owens | ||
221 | How Long Will My Baby Be Gone (take 9A) | Buck Owens | ||
222 | That's All Right With Me (If It's All Right W | Buck Owens | ||
223 | Darlin' You Can Depend On Me (take 2) | Buck Owens | ||
224 | Cadillac Lane (take 1) | Buck Owens | ||
225 | Cadillac Lane (take 2) | Buck Owens | ||
226 | Cadillac Lane (take 3) | Buck Owens | ||
227 | Cadillac Lane (take 4) | Buck Owens | ||
228 | Cadillac Lane (take 5) | Buck Owens | ||
229 | Cadillac Lane (take 6) | Buck Owens | ||
230 | Cadillac Lane (take 7) | Buck Owens | ||
231 | Cadillac Lane (take 8) | Buck Owens | ||
232 | Cadillac Lane (take 9) | Buck Owens | ||
233 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 1) | Buck Owens | ||
234 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 2) | Buck Owens | ||
235 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 3) | Buck Owens | ||
236 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 4) | Buck Owens | ||
237 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 5) | Buck Owens | ||
238 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 6) | Buck Owens | ||
239 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 7) | Buck Owens | ||
240 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 8) | Buck Owens | ||
241 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 9) | Buck Owens | ||
242 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 10) | Buck Owens | ||
243 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 11) | Buck Owens | ||
244 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 12) | Buck Owens | ||
245 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 13) | Buck Owens | ||
246 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 14) | Buck Owens | ||
247 | Happy Son Of A Gun (take 15) | Buck Owens | ||
248 | Toys For Tots (take 3) | Buck Owens | ||
249 | Toys For Tots (take 6) | Buck Owens |
"I've never been arrested, jailed, (or) taken dope. I've paid my taxes and I'm proud of it."
Buck Owens, 1992
Buck Owens worried about his legacy. A lot.
Seventeen years co-hosting TV's 'Hee-Haw' with Roy Clark, pickin' and grinnin', telling incessant cornball jokes, introducing acts and singing his own material had himself made him a household name. And yet, perception being nine-tenths of the law, he feared the association would reduce his life and career to that of First Citizen of Kornfield Kounty, an affable buffoon in overalls singing Phfft! You Were Gone with Archie Campbell or asking Grandpa Jones, "What's for supper?" The specter of that made his blood run cold. It's why he quit the show in 1986.
Buck knew damned well what he'd achieved. A master honky-tonk singer who'd learned his trade playing for tips in Arizona honky-tonks then in Bakersfield's legendary Blackboard club, he created a distinctive, streamlined sound replete with catchy songs, embellished by twangy Fender guitars and a supercharged, aggressive rhythm he often likened to a train rushing down a track. The results speak for themselves. 'Billboard' cites 26 Top Ten singles plus 21 #1s, 15 of those between 1963 and 1967. Of the unbelievable 41 Capitol albums released from 1964 to 1974 including duet and best-of packages, 26 reached the Top Ten, 12 topping the country LP charts. Not only the premier country singer of the 1960s, he became a musical fountainhead revered by succeeding generations of country and rock acts.
Bakersfield had a country scene before Buck Owens ever arrived in 1951, but Buck truly put it on the map. Blending the music around him with a joyous iconoclasm, echoing that of his heroes, Bob Wills, Hank Williams, George Jones, Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry and Little Richard, he largely created the Bakersfield Sound, paving the way for both his own achievements and those of the equally monumental Merle Haggard. Without trying, he inspired much of country's 1980s New Traditionalist movement, its nucleus of Dwight Yoakam, Marty Stuart, Highway 101, Keith Whitley and the Desert Rose Band, all longtime Buckophiles. Yoakam, his greatest disciple, encouraged his mentor to end his self-imposed semi-retirement, which culminated with his return to the stage and his 21st #1:
a 1988 duet with Yoakam on the obscure Buck oldie Streets Of Bakersfield.
A newer generation of admirers arose in the 1990s, including The Derailers and others who drew inspiration from classic Bakersfield
One of country music's shrewdest and most instinctively brilliant businessmen, his family-run empire encompassed song publishing and radio stations in both Bakersfield and Phoenix, as well as printing and publishing interests. When he sold the two Phoenix stations in 1999, the price was $142 million. Since he owned his Capitol masters (negotiated in his final contract in the 1970s), he made them available again in the 1990s, further enhancing his musical stature. Despite his decades of openly criticizing Nashville's approach to country, the industry voted him into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1996. That year, he also opened the Buck Owens Crystal Palace in Bakersfield, a $6.7 million combination museum and supper club, his own honky-tonk he could play whenever he wanted. Younger artists flocked to his side including Garth Brooks, Trace Adkins, John Berry, the Hot Club of Cowtown and Brad Paisley, himself no slouch with a Telecaster.
When he died on the morning of March 25, 2006 of a heart attack, following an impromptu performance at the Palace with the Buckaroos the night before, obituaries and news stories abounded. While they didn't ignore 'Hee-Haw,' most concentrated not on the comic but celebrated the bold, innovative California honky-tonker who created raw, invigorating music for the ages, fulfilling his fondest wish for his legacy. In the end, the world got it.
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"It was a real tough life, but I hadn't known anything else. The whole family worked. It was hot, sweaty, grimy dirty work and little pay."
Buck Owens
Grayson County, Texas sits along the Red River across from Oklahoma. Just south of the city of Denison, along the river, is Sherman, Texas. It was a small town in the late 1920s, when Alvis Edgar Owens, Sr., a native Texan and his wife, Arkansas native Maicie Azel Owens, tilled a nearby farm. Like so many others, they were sharecroppers struggling to make a living to support a growing family. Daughter Mary was first, born in 1927. On August 12, 1929 came Alvis Edgar Owens, Jr., followed by Melvin in 1931 and Dorothy in 1934. Alvis, Sr. occasionally worked at a dairy farm in Garland, Texas near Dallas. His eldest son never forgot his dad's difficult life, which became one of the motivating forces in his own. "You get up about 2-3 o'clock in the morning and get through about 7 or 8. And 12 hours later you start all over. That's the worst kind of work a person can do. You have to do these two shifts to get one day." On the farm, the Owenses had a mule named 'Buck' that Alvis, Jr. admired. When he was three or four, he walked into the house and informed everyone his name, thereafter, would be "Buck." And it was. Music took a bit of the edge off the family's hard existence. Maicie, who played piano and guitar, exposed her kids to gospel music by taking them to various churches before joining a Southern Baptist Church.
The second they were old enough, the Owens kids headed into the fields with their parents."We were sharecroppers . . . we were a little bit of everything . . . farmed and tried to make something. (The land owner) furnished the seed and the land and we furnished the labor. And you got a share of it, usually a 50-50 basis on the profit and sometimes there wasn't a lot of profit. In the thirties, it wasn't the desired thing. And along comes the 'Grapes Of Wrath' syndrome and blew everybody out."America's Great Depression aggravated that already-difficult life as it wreaked havoc on most of the nation in the 1930s, complicated by droughts that struck rural Texas and Oklahoma and crippling dust storms that resulted wrecked countless farms and crops. Thousands of Texans and Oklahomans, facing certain starvation, uprooted and headed west.
By November 1937, the Owenses had enough. Deciding their future lay in the West. Alvis Owens built a trailer to hold their belongings. He, his wife and kids, Buck's uncle Vernon Ellington and his wife Lucille, their infant son Jimmy and Maicie Owens's mother, Mary Myrtle--ten people in all--piled into a 1933 Ford sedan. Heading west, they stopped only to cook and to sleep. The trailer hitch busted as they rolled through Phoenix and, with relatives in nearby Mesa, everyone decided to stay. As itinerant farm labor, they worked on Arizona dairy and fruit farms and occasionally traveled to the rich farming regions in California's San Joaquin Valley, harvesting vegetables near Tracy, peaches near Modesto, carrots in Porterville, cotton and potatoes in Bakersfield. Alvis Owens drove trucks and dug ditches.
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