The Fabulous Superlatives & The Sundowners - Buckaroo (The Marty Stuart Show)

[@FenderTele]

Nothing beats a telecaster through a fender combo!

[@truckdriver7696]

and that ladies and gentleman is why they made telecasters

[@randymiller3949]

Truckdriver7696... And folks...that is also REAL TRADITIONAL COUNTRY MUSIC player on a Fender Telecaster. I wish more of this GREAT music was being played on radio stations instead of this "new country trash". I miss the 80s & 90s country music & the old TNN NETWORK.

[@teriw56]

The OG’s

[@EricEllis-b2m]

It's hard to beat those Telecasters and the Bakersfield style of country music.

[@costasarantidis4499]

Amen

[@flybob63]

Nothing twangs like a tele!

[@randymiller3949]

I want this played at my funeral...AND MY WIFE KNOWS I'M NOT JOKING ABOUT THIS AT ALL!!! Much love from Mobile Alabama.

[@patriciajrs46]

A great tribute to Buck and the band from a great guy and a great band!! Love Marty.

[@amirmatin2528]

MS and his Band I hear 1000 time. To me is MS a Living legend. A great person.

[@markmarvin3180]

Some people forget that some great Country music came out of California. Buck Owens, Merle Haggard..

[@skeggiskjeldarson6639]

Add Dwight Yoakam.

[@lonestarbug]

And Wynn Stewart.

[@TheSkaggs54]

Buck is cryin' tears of joy just like i am!!!

[@DallasPix]

This sounds GREAT!! I think Buck Owens, Don Rich & All of the Buckaroos would be proud! Excellent cover guys!!

[@KevinMartin1]

Buck Owens is looking down at ya Marty:)

[@eddiefitzgerald5198]

I love listening to Marty on that B-Bender. He is one fine musician and can hold his own with anyone. To be honest I think Clarence White would be proud of him.

[@Johngonefishin]

Jealous............

[@notbraindead7298]

Clarence would certainly be pleased that his B-Bender was passed on to such capable hands.

[@mosrite60]

best version of this tune ever! 3 driving teles with B-bender

[@anthonygermano9363]

That was just amazing. Marty and his band are so magical and spiritual.

[@jennifursun3303]

one of my fav instrumentals RIP DON MISS YOU

[@valeriecurtis8361]

Kenny Vaughan may be the coolest geek in the entire world.

[@That.Guy.]

Is that the guy that always looks completely out of place with the purple thing on his shoulder

[@keithclark486]

​@@That.Guy. The one who looks like howdy doody.

[@57RickH]

Nice tribute! Had to watch it twice

[@valeriecurtis8361]

Don Rich still rocks on!

[@jennifursun3303]

still remember where i was and what i was doing when i heard he had died sooo sad just loved his playing and he was such a cutie

[@DougHinVA]

When I see a real country star from teenage years with Lester Flatt shows develop into Marty, it almost makes me cry to remember how great Don Rich was in so many ways.

[@jennifursun3303]

am really surprised that no one has ever wrote a book about him

[@EricEllis-b2m]

I'm big fan of Buck, but an even bigger fan of Don Rich and the Buckaroos.

[@robertadodea6462]

Love this, the spirit of Don Rich lives on thanks to Marty who keeps the music alive. Kenny Vaughn is such a delight. Thanks so much for posting this, show isn't available up here in Dee-troit and I appreciate the sharing. Great, great music.

[@FredLewis1979]

The coolest band on the planet !!

[@brumleyshow]

Good going Gary !!!!

[@royallenfields5883]

I saw this one on TV. Great version!!

[@lehrwerner8081]

That"s music!

[@AdairTorres]

Fantastic......

Now this is fun!

[@shanebrabham4491]

Beautiful

[@vinsonstracke9171]

That's called Telecaster Heaven. I only play Telecasters.

[@flautalee3090]

Fabulous!

[@Kippster81]

I think Don Rich an Buck Owens would both be proud of yall. Nice pickin!!

[@JeffreyTappan-bb8rr]

Don Rich lives on!!

[@charliekucharski2079]

Kudos, that is a rockin" version.

[@mosrite60]

"BUCKAROO" written by Bob Morris. (not Don Rich) I believe he played with the early Buckaroos. maybe bass prior to Doyle Holly. Buckaroo only country instrumental to reach No1 for 16 weeks 1965. Not bad for a simply country tune, right! mosrite60

[@tonkinkid]

First instrumental of all genres , to go to No 1, Floyd Cramer's last date from 1961 made it to NO 2 and yes Bob did play bass before Doyle

[@reeceblinman7469]

Merle Haggard played bass before Doyle aswell

[@mosrite60]

@@reeceblinman7469 Merle also played bass for the Wynn Stewart band. During his early years he sort of floated around Bakersfield with other bands before he started the Strangers. Interesting background.

[@jimwest6571]

Bob Morris played bass with Buck on sessions in the studio when recording. I don't believe he ever went on tour with him? You will also see Bob on a couple of Buck"s Ranch tv shows from the mid-60's before HEE HAW. Bob then also worked for Buck in Bakersfield running his recording studio in the late 60's and also ran Buck's publishing company dealing with copyrights and such. To my knowledge BUCKAROO remains the only country INSTRUMENTAL to ever hit Number one on the charts. I was blessed to work for Buck at one of his Country radio stations.

[@mosrite60]

@@jimwest6571 yes, Bob played bass on recording sessions. Buck preferred him to Doyle for some reason. Buck was funny that way. He also asked James Burton to play lead on "Let The Good Times Roll". Don was okay with it. Buck had the best musicians with Buckaroos. No debate .

[@geofredotappan9777]

I don't care if I create the digital equivalent of wearing a needle through the record. I'll do the same thing with this. I love this single.

[@JeffreyTappan-bb8rr]

Copy that

[@travishamelin5949]

Right on marty

[@calsurflance5598]

RIP Rick Wright!

[@mosrite60]

Amen brother!

[@nilsthulin3139]

Buckowens

[@floobuscanoobus]

Clarence White's original B-bender!

[@mosrite60]

3 part guitar harmony. that is great. This was Bucks opening tune on his Ranch Show in 1960's. Don Rich of course. But these dudes really set the new standard. Teles never sounded better!

[@SuperOlds88]

It does sound great but its not the new standard. Buck and Don set the standard. These guys are only doing a fair cover.

[@mosrite60]

Lightnin Hopkins oh agree. Don and Buck set the standard for \'tele" sounds. Don and James B are the "Kings" of the tele. Back in the 60's this was remarkable. BTW what model Gibson do you play? New Year 2014

[@SuperOlds88]

mosrite60 That's a good one. Though I do wish I owned an older jumbo Gibson. I don't own ANY expensive guitars. Mostly companies cheaper copies, like Squires and Epiphones. Can't afford anything. I take that back, I own one decent guitar but its a resonator and its not old, but its made by National.

[@jennifursun3303]

Lightnin Hopkins i finally discovered(if info is right) what kind of guitars that late Hank Snow(one of my fav singers and pickers) used. a MartinD-28 and a rare old Rick Flattop

[@jefftappan7973]

Ah, yes. Fond memories of Buck and Don and Tom

[@BlindTom61]

I played a '54 Tele with a bender my very good friend put in it for me in 1974. Without being too stuck up I can say that I can play the piss out of a bender. Yeah, it's not as fast as Clarence's version but it has a pretty good tone to it and the harmony guitar is cookin'. Why not relax a little and stop calling people names?

[@ggrows3601]

That riff at the end wow

[@stephendixon3597]

is that Mike Myers on the Drums.....!!!!!!

[@rickstrandberg6398]

BUCKAROO !🤠

[@DougHinVA]

As close as we'll get to Don Rich.. a real star.

[@DanaMallett-g5n]

great

[@LARRYWAITE]

Giddy-up!

[@tonytrout]

They were and are NOT trying to do Clarence's version of this song! You can hear Marty CLEARLY say that they were paying tribute to BUCK OWENS - NOT CLARENCE WHITE!!

[@loungecruz]

badass

[@mosrite60]

maybe abit slow alright...but the steel break is awesome.

[@dannycarroll3846]

Great

[@geofredotappan9777]

This should give you just about enough twang to start your day off right, hadn't it?

[@59nerevar]

Mike Myers on drums

[@oldermusiclover]

just found out that Marty owns Don's old Fender from that song

[@calsurflance5598]

Buck presented Don’s Telecaster to Marty at a ceremony at the Crystal Palace. A couple weeks later Buck called Marty up and asked for it back. Don’t know if it found it’s way back to Marty. Marty does own many of Luther Perkins’ guitars, as well. The D-45 Marty plays is a 1941 , acquired from Johnny Cash, who got it in a trade from Hank Jr.

[@oldermusiclover]

@@calsurflance5598 I dont know where I heard or read this but I think Dons family still has it miss Don loved his playing

[@tonytrout]

Henry, He's NOT copying Clarence's version of the song! He's paying tribute to BUCK OWENS who was the FIRST performer to record it - NOT CLARENCE!!!

[@henrynevins]

Marty, Since you are playing Clarence White's Sunburst Tele you really got to find and listen to a recording of Clarence playing "Buckaroo" and on the same Tele! Hate to break it to you buddy, but Clarence White plays it much better. He's plays it more snappy, but with a quick light touch. White, inventor of the Tele b-bender is the master and guitar genius

[@BlindTom61]

He didn't invent it, Gene did, and Marty can play better drunk than you could on your best day...

[@juleswins3]

Holy cow, that might be better than Don’s and Buck’s version!

[@jeffclark7888]

Be careful!

[@marshalllanier360]

Henry, give it a rest.

[@notbraindead7298]

Love Kenny Vaughn, super talent!!! If Kenny gained a hundred pounds, he’d still be skinny!!😂😂😂

[@henrynevins]

Hey Marty, Clarence White's tele has a unique unmistakable soft yet bright voice of it's own. Clarence's playing of Buckaroo was fantastic, but now in this recording the tele has more of a brash metallic sound, what have you done? Clarence's spirit came through in his playing, but don't mess with the perfection of that one of a kind guitar. It's like altering a Stratavrious

[@almcquilkin5501]

You've already altered a stradavarius by calling it a stratavrious ya muppet. Just enjoy the music and stop being a fkin bellend.

[@henrynevins]

Were not talking about me, Clarence White played Buckaroo on that sunburst tele and danced through that song. Marty sounds like he's marching, boring. And while using White's tele! Maybe you have a tin ear?

[@jamesanderson4227]

I sure miss Rick Wright. Shame he’s gone

[@jefftappan7973]

A real band has at least one fiddle and a pedal steel guitar and 2 or 3 Telecasters.

[@wessew6185]

Too short!

[@jonathanbethards3689]

I thought that was someone's Gramma

[@BillyDBunny]

Great guitar but nothing compared to that jacket!

[@geofredotappan9777]

No such thing as too much twang.

[@oldermusiclover]

love Martys guitar but it doesn't quite Twang the way Don and Bucks did

[@henrynevins1]

Come on Marty, your playing Buckaroo on the same guitar that genius Clarence White used to play this exact same song, but was a thousand times better than you. Your version doesn't even come close. Clarence's lively fingers danced and pranced through that song, but you play it like your bored to tears. A tired dragging march through an otherwise happy song. Go listen to the master CW's version and learn to play it right, even better than Buck Owens ever did. I will say Clarence would appreciate the way you play Hummingbyrd on his Sunburst Tele.

[@psychkoala]

henry nevins Clarence was the man!