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Buck Owens Sings Harlan Howard

Buck Owens · 1961

31 min · 13 tracks

A vibrant blend of traditional country rhythms and heartfelt storytelling, showcasing Owens' signature twang.

Where this album fits

Career context
Released on August 28, 1961, 'Buck Owens Sings Harlan Howard' marked Owens' transition into a prominent figure in the Bakersfield sound movement. This album followed his breakthrough success in the late 1950s and solidified his partnership with songwriter Harlan Howard, further establishing Owens as a key player in country music's evolution.
Stylistic neighbors
Merle Haggard· Dwight Yoakam· George Jones

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady pacing for easy listening
  • heartfelt storytelling with charm
  • short tracks for quick enjoyment
  • for casual gatherings
  • sing-along friendly melodies

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer lengthy, intricate compositions
  • seek experimental or avant-garde sounds

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Foolin' Around 2:39
  • 2 Heartaches for a Dime 2:29
  • 3 Heartaches by the Numbers 2:29
  • 4 Let's Agree to Disagree 2:23
  • 5 Keeper of the Key 2:34
  • 6 I Don't Believe I'll Fall in Love Today 2:23
  • 7 Pick Me Up on Your Way Down 2:29
  • 8 I'll Catch You When You Fall 2:10
  • 9 Lyin' Again 2:18
  • 10 The One You Slip Around With 2:30
  • 11 Think It Over 2:18
  • 12 Keys in the Mailbox 2:27
  • 13 Foolin' Around (instrumental version) 2:32

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