“Pick Me Up On Your Way Down,” written by Harlan Howard, recorded by Buck Owens, 1961. Ralph Mooney on pedal steel.
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“Excuse Me (I Think I’ve Got A Heartache),” written by Harlan Howard and Buck Owens, recorded by Buck Owens, 1960.
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“It’s Christmas Time for Everyone But Me,’ written by Dixie Dean and Ray King, best known for their truck driving songs. Performed here by Buck Owens, king of the Bakersfield Sound. Don’t get confused by the Hank Ballard R&B tune with a similar name.
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“Blue Christmas Tree,” written by Bob Morris and Eddie Miller, recorded by Buck Owens in 1965.
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“It’s Christmas Time for Everyone But Me,” written by Dixie Deen and Ray King, best known for their truck driving songs, performed here by Buck Owens, king of the Bakersfield Sound. Don’t get confused by the Hank Ballard R&B tune of the same name.
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“Christmas Shopping,” written and performed by Buck Owens & His Buckaroos. Recorded in 1968.
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“It’s Christmas Time for Everyone But Me,” written by Dixie Deen and Ray King, best known for their truck driving songs, performed here by Buck Owens, king of the Bakersfield Sound. Don’t get confused by the Hank Ballard R&B tune of the same name.
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“Christmas Shopping,” written and performed by Buck Owens & His Buckaroos. Recorded in 1968.
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“Together Again,” written and recorded by Buck Owens, 1964. Tom Brumley on pedal steel guitar.
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“Close Up The Honky Tonks,” written (and originally recorded by) Red Simpson, interpreted by Buck Owens, 1964. Don Rich plays fiddle and electric guitar and sings harmony, and the pedal steel player is Jay McDonald. There are good versions of this tune by Charlie Walker, Buck Owens, Radney Foster, and Gram Parsons & the Flying Burrito Brothers.
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