Buck Owens & Don Rich - Telecaster Troubadours - Ask Zac 71

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  @williamsanderson9279 · 5 years ago · pinned

  Buck and Don - National treasures! Influencers of everyone from The Beatles to Dwight to Brad. Thank you for bringing us the story from your own experience!

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• SC

  @scotthd2841 · 5 years ago

  What really impresses me about Buck Owens, Don Rich, and Brad Paisley is that they never let virtuosity ruin a good song.

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• KE

  @kevinjamison123 · 5 years ago

  Zac, all I can say is. "Thank you!" The Buckaroos were simply rock stars.

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• JE

  @jeffclark7888 · 4 years ago

  Outstanding tenor harmony by Don Rich<br>in addition to his great Telecaster work and being a champion fiddler. Don Rich remains the greatest sideman in the history of country music.

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• TH

  @TheMoodyLoners · 3 years ago

  Kenny Vaughn told a hilarious story to Otis Gibbs about the famous Don Rich Tele. A while back Buck decided to hold an event where he was to present Marty Stuart with Don&apos;s guitar as a gift - &nbsp;a sort of passing the torch gesture -. &nbsp;Marty went to Bakersfield and Buck gave him the guitar at the ceremony. &nbsp;Two weeks later after he returned home, Marty gets a call from Buck saying to him, &quot;yeah, I&apos;m going to have to get that guitar back from you.&quot;

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• RY

  @rym5225 · 5 years ago

  Video about Buck and Don!? Immediately click on!!!

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• SA

  @sammyrabon7736 · 5 years ago

  Don Rich was my first guitar hero. When I was 9 or 10 Buck’s show was on TV. I was always mesmerized by Don’s guitar stuff. The crazy fuzz tone on Who’s Gonna Mow Your Grass. It’s a same Don Rich left so soon. It’s one of those who knows what could have been. I kinda see their relationship ship to be very close to Tom Petty and Mika Campbell. Don was more than &nbsp;just a side man. They were better together. Thanks for this Zac

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• JA

  @JamesVillebrun-u4v · 1 year ago

  Why Dangerous Don Rich is not in the hall of fame is beyond me, the greatest sideman in country music history and zero recognition, total bullshit.

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• SA

  @samnasello9890 · 5 years ago

  Seeing Don Rich as child is why I play a telecaster.

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• JA

  @jamesrodriquez2863 · 1 year ago

  I drive a truck from Evansville, IN to St Louis, MO every day, and I spent a big part of the day today listening to Buck Owens&apos; discography. &nbsp;As soon as I heard Satan&apos;s Got To Get Along Without Me, I knew I had to figure it out when I got home. &nbsp;It turns out that that song is played tuned a half step down from standard tuning, but you play it A,E, and D. &nbsp;I was jammin&apos; away and having a good time in no time!

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• AR

  @artheriford · 4 years ago (edited)

  I could listen to Don Rich all day. &nbsp; Man he was so good.

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• BC

  @BCElectronic · 1 year ago

  Meet herb Hensons son in Oklahoma a few years back, he’s got some great stories! Still chat with him from time to time.

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