One of the best and influential guitarists they got their sound by cranking the treble up during their recording that caused the Telecaster to really come out of the poor quality car speakers and AM radio's that were in all the cars back in the 60's The Beatles used the same recording technique on songs like Nowhere man they also recorded Act Naturally on one of their early albums.The Beatles must have loved Buck and Dons Harmonies I love The Buckaroos!!! I remember watching the tv show as a kid
This song really has a lot of sentimental value to me, and I haven't heard it played in years. Don Rich was a close friend of my Mother, and I remember once when we were living just north of Bakersfield, and the band was returning home from a gig in the Bay Area. They stopped by, like they often did, and my Mom fixed them lunch. During their visit, Mom told Don that I was really interested in playing the guitar, and Don sat down with me, an 8 year old kid, and showed me how to play this song!
One of the most influential guitarists ever!!!! I Love Don Rich what an amazing talented musician he was I was about 8 or 9 and still remember what I was doing when I heard he had died at the time him and Buck were doing Hee Haw but remembered him more from watching the old Buck Owens ranch hour t.v. show with my grandparents that aired on Sat.nights when I was 4 or 5
Holy maccarony...Don Rich...above and beyond...motorcyclist and all, always smiling. I wish for him to be remembered forever....numer one American ( to me he is)...Don Rich for president...if he only were alive.
Nobody had the charm and workmanlike mastery of country Telecaster playing like Don Rich. He was the guy who laid the foundation for later country players who brought lead guitar to the forefront. And his singing and fiddling was even better than his guitar playing! What a man!
One of the best and influential guitarists they got their sound by cranking the treble up during their recording that caused the Telecaster to really come out of the poor quality car speakers and AM radio's that were in all the cars back in the 60's The Beatles used the same recording technique on songs like Nowhere man they also recorded Act Naturally on one of their early albums.The Beatles must have loved Buck and Dons Harmonies I love The Buckaroos!!! I remember watching the tv show as a kid
klbax63 1 year ago
Don made a Fender sound sweeter than normal!
stupullen 1 year ago
This song really has a lot of sentimental value to me, and I haven't heard it played in years. Don Rich was a close friend of my Mother, and I remember once when we were living just north of Bakersfield, and the band was returning home from a gig in the Bay Area. They stopped by, like they often did, and my Mom fixed them lunch. During their visit, Mom told Don that I was really interested in playing the guitar, and Don sat down with me, an 8 year old kid, and showed me how to play this song!
Aussiesteeler 1 year ago 4
@Aussiesteeler
Wow, that's quite impressive man.
EliteUBH 1 year ago
@Aussiesteeler Wow! I really envy you. Don was the best guitar player and a great entertainer
vendanges3 1 year ago
Sad that is life was cut short, He was the one of the BEST on Guitar and Fiddle
MrGUITARLEE 1 year ago
One of the most influential guitarists ever!!!! I Love Don Rich what an amazing talented musician he was I was about 8 or 9 and still remember what I was doing when I heard he had died at the time him and Buck were doing Hee Haw but remembered him more from watching the old Buck Owens ranch hour t.v. show with my grandparents that aired on Sat.nights when I was 4 or 5
klbax63 1 year ago
Holy maccarony...Don Rich...above and beyond...motorcyclist and all, always smiling. I wish for him to be remembered forever....numer one American ( to me he is)...Don Rich for president...if he only were alive.
bakkis61 1 year ago
@bakkis61 He was probably far too honest to be President......
Factnotfictionpeople 4 months ago
five stars. i'd give it 100 stars if i could!
dowder04 1 year ago
where can i get the don rich anthology ???
chcdriver32 2 years ago
@chcdriver32
Got mine from Amazon
EliteUBH 2 years ago
@chcdriver32 an add pops up at the end of the song. amazon or find it on rhapsody and it will link you to a place to buy it.
mwindle1973 1 year ago
Nobody had the charm and workmanlike mastery of country Telecaster playing like Don Rich. He was the guy who laid the foundation for later country players who brought lead guitar to the forefront. And his singing and fiddling was even better than his guitar playing! What a man!
blackdogxx 2 years ago 4
He did a song called Happy Son of a Gun. Does anyone have this song on LP to upload? It's not on CD anywhere.
smiley66goodvibes67 2 years ago
Great sound my brother use to play Buckaroo it was a great one too.
LorraineG.
billclorraineg 2 years ago
This is originally from The Buckaroos album A Night on the Town in 1968! This is a Buckaroos song not a Don Rich solo song!
bakersfieldsoundca 3 years ago
My Gosh, forgot about Don playing this one what a classic. thanks for digging this one up.
cherokee762 3 years ago
maaaan,i haven't heard this in forever.thx for posting this one,right to faves.5*******......blu65.
blu65gibson 3 years ago
Reminds me of Buckaroo, of course, but sounds special anyway - Bakersfield sound at its best!!
Johi2410 3 years ago 3
First time had heard of Don - really enjoyed listening to it. Thanks
Best wishes,
JCRS
johnnycashroadshow 3 years ago
I liked it!!! Fantastic song and guitar!
Gaby.
pili2255 3 years ago 3
Thanks for the comment Gaby.
Don sure was a great one
EliteUBH 3 years ago