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DISCID=0d0d9315
DTITLE=Buck Owens / Buck Owens - The Warner Bros. Recordings - Disc 1 
DTITLE=of 2
DYEAR=2007
DGENRE=Country
TTITLE0=We're Gonna Build A Fire (from ''Buck 'Em'' -  06.25.1976)
TTITLE1=Child Support (from ''Buck 'Em'' -  06.25.1976)
TTITLE2=Lady Madonna (from ''Buck 'Em'' -  06.25.1976)
TTITLE3=Hollywood Waltz (from ''Buck 'Em'' -  06.25.1976)
TTITLE4=Rain On Your Parade (from ''Buck 'Em'' -  06.25.1976)
TTITLE5=It's Been A Long, Long Time (from ''Buck 'Em'' -  06.25.1976)
TTITLE6=John Law (from ''Buck 'Em'' -  06.25.1976)
TTITLE7=Ozark Mounain Lullaby (from ''Buck 'Em'' -  06.25.1976)
TTITLE8=Love Don't Make The Bars (from ''Buck 'Em'' -  06.25.1976)
TTITLE9=California Okie (from ''Buck 'Em'' -  06.25.1976)
TTITLE10=Let The Good Times Roll (from ''Our Old Mansion'' -  09.30.19
TTITLE10=77)
TTITLE11=Cinderella (from ''Our Old Mansion'' -  09.30.1977)
TTITLE12=Our Old Mansion (from ''Our Old Mansion'' -  09.30.1977)
TTITLE13=He Don't Deserve You Anymore (from ''Our Old Mansion'' -  09.
TTITLE13=30.1977)
TTITLE14=Texas Tornado (from ''Our Old Mansion'' -  09.30.1977)
TTITLE15=Let Me Touch You (from ''Our Old Mansion'' -  09.30.1977)
TTITLE16=Feel Good Again (from ''Our Old Mansion'' -  09.30.1977)
TTITLE17=A Different Kind Of Sad (from ''Our Old Mansion'' -  09.30.19
TTITLE17=77)
TTITLE18=How Come My Dog Don't Bark (from ''Our Old Mansion'' -  09.30
TTITLE18=.1977)
TTITLE19=World Famous Paradise Inn (from ''Our Old Mansion'' -  09.30.
TTITLE19=1977)
TTITLE20=You're Gonna Need A Doctor (Previously Unissued - 06.08.1977)
EXTD=Buck Owens - The Warner Bros. Recordings - Disc 1 of 2\n2007 Rhin
EXTD=o Handmade\n\nRhinoHandmade.com Product Description\nIn 1975, Buc
EXTD=k Owens broke two traditions: He recorded in Nashville with a gro
EXTD=up of studio musicians, and he recorded for Warner Bros. instead 
EXTD=of Capitol. In 1974, as his Capitol contract--and a long streak o
EXTD=f hits--drew to a close, Owens was thriving thanks to Hee Haw and
EXTD= a number of successful business ventures. But later that year Do
EXTD=n Rich, Owens' friend and collaborator, died in a motorcycle acci
EXTD=dent, and Owens sunk into depression. Hoping to bring back the ma
EXTD=gic, Warner's Andy Wickham signed Owens, who decided it was time 
EXTD=for a new approach to record making. Owens, along with producer N
EXTD=orro Wilson, made a sharp turn away from the Bakersfield twang an
EXTD=d toward something Owens, Waylon Jennings, and Willie Nelson had 
EXTD=made careers out of rejecting--country-pop. He was simply keeping
EXTD= an open mind. Owens' first two Warner releases, Buck 'Em and Our
EXTD= Old Mansion, laid out the differences with originals and covers 
EXTD=of songs by The Beatles, the Eagles, and Leo Sayer. Later, in 197
EXTD=9, just as he was starting to believe that his new direction wasn
EXTD='t sticking, he reached #11 in with "Play Together Again," a duet
EXTD= with longtime admirer Emmylou Harris. Owens attempted a 1982 alb
EXTD=um for Warner Bros., but never finished it. Those recordings are 
EXTD=available here for the first time, including versions of George J
EXTD=ones' "Season Of My Heart" and Delbert McClinton's "Victim Of Lif
EXTD=e's Circumstances." The artist and label parted shortly thereafte
EXTD=r. Oddly enough, after reverting to his classic Bakersfield style
EXTD= following the demise of the slick "Urban Cowboy" craze of the ea
EXTD=rly to mid '80s, Owens went to #1 with "Streets Of Bakersfield," 
EXTD=a duet with Dwight Yoakam. In the late '80s Owens returned to Cap
EXTD=itol, home to his career-defining recordings. His Warner Bros. ma
EXTD=terial, chronicled here for the first time ever, is the sound of 
EXTD=a different man at a different point in his life. The Complete Wa
EXTD=rner Bros. Recordings is available as an individually numbered li
EXTD=mited edition of 5,000 copies.
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