The Buck Owens Ranch Show - Episode

[@captainseahawk4803]

I’m going to write to that PO Box for my free Buck Owens picture. 🤞

[@JeffMesserman]

What a gift to have these episodes to enjoy again! Thank you so much for uploading these!!!

[@t4texastomjohnnycat978]

Buck's music by this time had fizzled. His early to mid-1960s stuff was simply fantastic.🎻🎸

[@RockinEd]

you can tell as soon as he got that red white and blue guitar instead of the one he had before

[@thebigun.]

i'd hate to say it, but you're right.

[@larkpraise]

Loved The Hagers! Nice guys and very talented!

[@frankchilds9848]

The late 1960s were wild and crazy times, and Buck was a voice of tolerance and peace. He was never a hater...far rather, a healer!

[@Alanoffer]

Even don rich can’t raise a smile with the sound of that organ

[@4skully]

its the wink of that eye everyone should be wondering about!! That was a bad sign for me when I seen it. those who know what that means.....This is why Don died shortly after as well...

[@TKPonyExpress]

can we have an update on these great Buck Owens shows....the last one was 1 year ago.Thanks Terry

[@patriciajrs46]

This was on my 11th birthday!! What a great birthday present it would have been, if I had known it was being taped that day!! I think they had only West coast showings. These didn't reach mid-west broadcast stations.

[@tonyf734atl]

I love Susan's song "Without You" from the album "(I've Got A) Happy Heart"

[@fernbenoit9734]

+Tony F My cousin Pat had that as a single when he was first starting out in his record career back in the early 70's.

[@Ram44]

Great stuff, but that Farfisa organ and Gibson guitars... You got to have pedal steel and Fenders.

[@francesgardner3046]

Ram4 5

[@teetosh]

Right?

[@EricNoneless]

15:36 there is a steel guitar coming from beyond LOL

[@craigwood7063]

I remember this show.

[@karlpiepenburg127]

Interesting version of a Donovan song (catch the wind)

[@bebeysmael1.]

Beautiful 🎉🎉🎉

[@josephambrose2852]

Granny ate this junk up R I P Granny 😩

[@Farrah300]

Buddy Alan is so darn cutie!!

[@teetosh]

Farrah Teague was he Buck’s son?

[@chrisoerly2369]

yes and Merle Hagards step son to boot

[@t4texastomjohnnycat978]

Buddy Alan... Buck AND Bonnie Owens son.🎸🎻

[@adamwesley2985]

You are as well farrah

[@Farrah300]

@@teetosh I know. I've seen him on Hee Haw many times.

[@AGENTARMES]

9:50 - 60's George Clooney

[@tommylord]

Hager's rank card for I've Just Seen a Face: Vocals on main chorus: A+ Vocals on verses: C- Expression & Manners: F

[@fredsipe8839]

Buick Man

[@fredsipe8839]

Buick Man

[@jakeelwood7044]

I don’t know why this guy stopped posting videos. His musics great. Hope he starts making more songs soon.

[@jptaylor]

He probably stopped posting videos because they expose what a crime it was for Buck to have let Don Rich waste his amazing talent on this crappy show. The show started out amazing in 1966 with just Don and Buck. For some reason, as time went on, all these new faces and no-talents cropped up, diluting Don't presence. He looks miserable here. What a shame.

[@theculturedthug6609]

Big Buck and the Boys.

[@Alanoffer]

Even don rich can hardly raise a smile ,

[@brianfergus839]

Buck doing Donovan? 😳 1:18 that’s a surprise

[@genebrenner855]

By this time, the Buckeroos had signed a promotion for Gibson guitars, Lord knows why. Also, Buck had left behind playing his early hits and new ones were becoming scarce. Yu can see that buck wanted to take his TV image more upstream and "current." I'm not crazy about Buck doing folkie covers. OK, leave the Nudie suits behind, and Don Rich could have updated his Tele sound with a fatter tone, but this episode rings hollow as is.

[@chrisrsp2025]

They should have stayed with Fender Tele's better sound in my opinion

[@TerryGordon-v9n]

They miss Tom Brumley on pedal steel

[@kurt-foster5925]

did they get a group rate on the hair doos? Don just don't look too happy playing the 335.

[@jptaylor]

Everyone has their hair combed over the same direction. Are they purposely trying to make all the men look exactly like Buck? They succeeded! Hilariously embarrassing.

[@michaelciccone2194]

Hairstylists must have used cans of hair spray on this show. I like these simple country stars ! Nothing fancy.

[@JimmyMarch]

Yes don looks pissed off with all the crap they have to play on this show

[@CalNeva]

Just like today the industry thinks there is no money to be made with the pedal steel sound.

[@ronbarriaultsr.7337]

The Pedal Steel is an important part of Country Music

[@3peds5knees]

I was an avid follower of the Buck Owens Show, but the absence of the steel guitar gave me reason to tune elsewhere. Big mistake on Buck's part. Without the Fenders and the steel guitar the Bakersfield sound just wasn't there.

[@chrisrsp2025]

I completely agree, Don Rich is why I play a Telecaster lol kinda sucks without pedal steel and teles now

[@trudymaenza9672]

I liked steel guitar over organ too!

[@jimwest6571]

Yes, it was another reason they went back to playing steel and Tele's....not much later.

[@jeffclark7888]

Yes.

[@chrisrsp2025]

Where is the rest of these shows at? Ive watched all on this channel lol!

[@barbarajedyk6701]

lovesong🎼🎶🎵🎸🎵🎶🎼🎸

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Alvis Edgar Owens Jr., conocido como Buck Owens (Sherman, Texas, 12 de agosto de 1929 - Bakersfield, California, 25 de marzo de 2006), fue un cantante country estadounidense.

[@mikefournier2601]

What's Wong with this show it's very good & than came He Haw they both were good show who's we had more of them so what's Rong with you

[@patriciajrs46]

I miss the steel guitar, Tommy, and the nudie suits!! Don is still great though. Great harmony and his stratocaster.

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Segundo decanato es del 2 hasta el 12 de agosto. Se caracterizan por ser personas intelectuales. A la hora de tener un problema, pueden encontrar la solución de inmediato. Tienen gran sentido del humor y confían en sí mismos. El planeta que los rige es Júpiter.

[@mosrite60]

This is not the Buck Owens we're used to. Well remember that Hee Haw begin June 15, 1969. Meaning that the two syndicated shows were in conflict. The Ranch Hour had very limited regional viewers whereas Hee Haw had 15-20 million weekly viewers. Plus Buck was getting $400,000 for each Hee Haw season (13 episodes). This show certainly had no future and out of business simply stated. Hee Haw had it all over the Ranch Hour. Not sure who producer was here, but not in same league as Sam Lovullo and the Hee Haw crew.Further the talent very mediocre.

[@robertknight486]

Meow,I loved her then and I love her now❤❤😊

[@robertknight486]

Todavia!❤❤😅

[@musicfanhawk4523]

Wasn't this done by Buck himself?

[@tommylord]

Who's idea was it to put all that reverb on 'Catch the Wind'? The song would have been much better without it, if you ask me.

[@tommylord]

At least not on the vocals. Might have been OK just on Don's guitar.

[@kellywingo6746]

Nobody's asking you Buick. Mind your own business

[@jamesmarshall8836]

Not a fan of these slick 1970's shows. Too many pre-recorded instrumental and vocal tracks, too many shows cobbled together from pre-recorded clips. Love those first 4 seasons (1966-1969) when complete shows were performed live to tape.

[@danielminton9767]

It

[@jptaylor]

The Bakersfield Brass? Really? Ugh…. Herb Alpert probably thought this was hilarious. The fake applause and whistles after each song is stomach-turning.

[@wolfalotle5357]

For some unknown reason my nana calls my cat buck owens for no reason at all his name isn’t even buck it’s storm

[@weirdbeard63]

Don Rich was not aging well. Had gotten very pudgy, losing his hair. Was 29 years old here. Looks more like 49.

[@mhayes22167]

Had noticed he had put on weight in this episode

[@jdion79]

oh yikes... this is hard to watch. sucks to have to remember the darker days of country... including the present. it'll get better. always does.

[@kellywingo6746]

There's never been a single dark day in country music. There sure is a lot of chocolate in that rap shit you listen to

[@jptaylor]

Sad to see where Don Rich started at as Buck Owens' partner, to this video where he's a sideman anonymous guitar player, looking miserable. So under-appreciated and seemingly abandoned by Buck and in the role of bar band background musician. What a waste, and how lousy of Buck to have put him in this spot after only four years. Look at the videos of the first episodes of the Buck Owens Show in 1966 and see how amazing Don shines in those. Compare to these pieces of trash that do nothing but humiliate Don, relegated to playing guitar behind some mediocre no-name. Shame on Owens for abandoning such a brilliant as Don Rich. Rest In Peace, Don - You were amazing, and Buck Owens truly owes all his success to you. Without Don, none of it would have happened for Buck. This video is so painful to watch, Don wasting away his talent on this nonsense.

[@jeffclark7888]

There’s some truth to what you’re saying.

[@Jamie-1985]

Agree the Don-Buck partnership is diluted here, but do we know it was Buck’s decision or rather the wish of a TV producer with poor music knowledge?

[@michaelciccone2194]

Dumb commercial by yapping women

[@vintagepipesnightmares]

Why the hell em I watching this crap?

[@kellywingo6746]

YOU WILL WATCH THIS AND YOU WILL LIKE IT

[@Ml-dl9qg]

Not a fan of the Hagers

[@adamwesley2985]

Buck owens... the creepiest singer ever...you'd never know by watching him...he shoulda joined the kinks

[@musicfanhawk4523]

What!? Creepy,why do you say he is creepy?

[@tonymazz9912]

Buck Owens and the Buckeroos were great along with a few other guests. As time went by , the cast became a joke. They were "B" rated and most of the songs were horrible. Thank GOD for Hee-Haw !

[@jimmydeanpatterson1422]

Someone pull the plug on this show. This is horrible.

[@TWTexasA1]

The Hagers didn’t impress me at all..couldn’t sing,,,weren’t funny 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

[@anthonyflint7419]

Noooooooo insipid underwhelming. No steel guitar. Nooooooooo