Buck Owens ELECTRO POP creating a sound that evolves

creating a sound that evolves as they develop both collectively and individually

a bunch of years ago

They intentionally crafted a stoned sound with slow beats

the double album underground breakout release from Los Angeles psych heavyweights Frankie and the Witch Fingers

The album showcases their exceptional musicianship and improvisational skills

Buck Owens ELECTRO POP creating a sound that evolvesPrior to his famous silver sparkle Telecasters and appearance on Hee Haw, Buck Owens was an up and coming performer in the Bakersfield bar scene. His 1961 self titled debut LP on Capitol Records, featuring the hit singles "Second Fiddle," "Under Your Spell Again," "Above and Beyond," and "Excuse Me (I Think I've Got a Heartache)," showcases his signature hard edged honky tonk sound. With Buck on electric guitar, Ralph Mooney on steel guitar, studio