Earlier this month, Omnivore Recordings released two collections: Buck Owens and the Buckaroos’ The Complete Capitol Singles: 1957-1966 and Buckaroos' bandleader Don Rich’s Guitar Pickin’ Man. Taken from the original mono single reels, The Complete Capitol Singles: 1957-1966 brings all 56 sides from those years including 13 #1 hits, in their original and chronological form in this double disc set. Such delights as "Act Naturally," "I've Got A Tiger By the Tail," and "King of Fools" evoke a nostalgia and whimsy while also reminding (or introducing) the listener what a true talent Owens was. The album also features liner notes from Buck’s autobiography as well as an introduction by Dwight Yoakam. Meanwhile, Owens bandleader Rich shines on his own on Guitar Pickin’ Man which features eighteen tracks including the previously unissued Hee Haw version of the title track which was recorded in 1973 . Guitar Pickin’ Man , too, features tender liner notes from Don’s sons Vance and Vic Ulrich as well as photos from their personal family collection. There's really nothing to "pick on" with these recordings, they're a pleasure to listen to whether you're hearing them again or for the first time. Purchase the albums HERE.
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2/16/2019 08:04:49 am
Omnivore Recordings is giving us a nostalgic feels! I don't know what to feel about this release. I am a huge fan of these two collections, and I couldn't wait to finally listen to their songs! If you guys are familiar with The Complete Capitol Singles: 1957-1966, the songs included on the said collection were all great. If you are a sucker of classic songs, you will definitely love everything about it! Too bad because most of the millennials aren't familiar with that anymore. They need to listen to it!
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