Buck and His Buckaroos Owens You're For Me LP "Eternal" Blue Vinyl Drug Supplier (feat

Drug Supplier (feat

" "Candy Store Rock

All tunes were improvised

on "Old Sounds" dog barks

Buck and His Buckaroos Owens You're For Me LP "Eternal" Blue Vinyl Drug Supplier (featHis third full length LP for Capitol, 1962s Youre For Me found Buck evolving rapidly as an artist. The title cut, which hit #10 on the country singles chart, was a song he had originally written for Tommy Collins in 1954. Beyond the chart position and airplay the song garnered, it was significant for introducing Bucks trademark Freight Train sound, employing a hard drum backbeat in driving 2 4 time. He later explained that he always loved music that