Buck Owens’ Career Was Never the Same After This

Buck Owens was one of – if not the most - influential country musician of the 20th century. As the lead singer of the band Buck Owens and the Buckaroos, Buck pioneered what came to be known as the Bakersfield sound, named after his adopted hometown of Bakersfield, California. Throughout his 60+ years in the music industry, Owens and his band charted 21 number-1 hit songs on the Billboard country music chart. ▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 00:37 - Buck Wouldn't Have Made It Without Don Rich 03:25 - Haggard Married Buck's Wife 04:09 - The Buckaroos Were A Hit Machine 06:37 - Tragedy Struck 07:45 - Buck's Health Issues And Death 08:13 - Outro Like this content? Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/factsverse?su... Or, watch more videos here:    • Facts Verse Television & Film   The band's material and signature sound revolved around simple storytelling, infectiously catchy choruses, twangy electric guitar riffs, a steady drumbeat, and two-part vocal harmonies featuring Buck and his guitarist Don Rich. Just as Mick Jagger would arguably have been nothing without Keith Richards, Buck Owens wouldn't have been able to accomplish all that he had without Don. Both musicians were instrumental in developing the band's distinct sound, and Rich was particularly adept at playing the fiddle and guitar. While Owens, without a doubt, left his mark on the music industry, his life story was marred with hardships, relationship issues, controversy, and tragedy. From his beef with Merle Haggard to his later health problems, this is the true behind-the-scenes story of Buck Owens. Let us know in the comments which Buck Owen's songs are your favorites. Also, feel free to share any other bits of trivia you might know about Buck and his Buckaroos. Buck Owens’ Career Was Never the Same After This