Comments on: Album Reviews: Buck Owens — Honky Tonk Man; Don Rich — Sings George Jones http://www.engine145.com/album-reviews-buck-owens-honky-tonk-man-don-rich-sings-george-jones/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=album-reviews-buck-owens-honky-tonk-man-don-rich-sings-george-jones A Roots Music Publication Sat, 25 May 2013 00:02:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: Jeremy Dylan http://www.engine145.com/album-reviews-buck-owens-honky-tonk-man-don-rich-sings-george-jones/#comment-113643 Jeremy Dylan Wed, 06 Feb 2013 02:34:30 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=21701#comment-113643 I just bought the Buck record and it is crazy good. I just bought the Buck record and it is crazy good.

]]> By: Luckyoldsun http://www.engine145.com/album-reviews-buck-owens-honky-tonk-man-don-rich-sings-george-jones/#comment-113561 Luckyoldsun Wed, 06 Feb 2013 00:23:23 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=21701#comment-113561 The Owens album is a great country singer covering some great material--not essential, but I ordered it and I'm sure I'll listen to it a few times. From the clips I heard, the "Rich Sings Jones" album is a pedestrian singer choosing to cover a great singer. I suppose it may be of interest now to some people for its historical significance, but it seems rather pointless. The Owens album is a great country singer covering some great material–not essential, but I ordered it and I’m sure I’ll listen to it a few times.

From the clips I heard, the “Rich Sings Jones” album is a pedestrian singer choosing to cover a great singer. I suppose it may be of interest now to some people for its historical significance, but it seems rather pointless.

]]> By: Rick http://www.engine145.com/album-reviews-buck-owens-honky-tonk-man-don-rich-sings-george-jones/#comment-112748 Rick Tue, 05 Feb 2013 00:47:54 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=21701#comment-112748 Buck covering other artist's big hits sounds intriguing, so I just might have to check this album out. The "Bakersfieldization" of Nashville style classic country songs might be a good spot of fun. Buck's music career had already peaked and was in decline in 1969 when Heehaw first debuted, so although Buck might have thought it hurt his career I think it rather extended it's life for decades! Buck covering other artist’s big hits sounds intriguing, so I just might have to check this album out. The “Bakersfieldization” of Nashville style classic country songs might be a good spot of fun.

Buck’s music career had already peaked and was in decline in 1969 when Heehaw first debuted, so although Buck might have thought it hurt his career I think it rather extended it’s life for decades!

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