This unique collection gathers all 21 Billboard #1 country hits spanning 1963-1988. No other compilation contains all of his chart-toppers. Includes Owens' final #1, the 1988 recording of "Streets Of Bakersfield," a collaboration with Dwight Yoakam.

Country music icon Buck Owens defined the Bakersfield sound. He taught himself guitar and moved to that city in 1951, quickly becoming central, along with Merle Haggard, to its energetic music scene. Owens' signature twisted note Telecaster style is the stuff of legend. Over a career spanning six decades, he delivered scores of hits, became a TV star on Hee Haw, and entered the Country Music and Nashville Songwriters' Halls of Fame. He opened Bakersfield's Crystal Palace in the mid-'90s, his final concert taking place on its stage the night before he died on March 25, 2006.

This unique collection gathers all 21 Billboard #1 country hits spanning 1963-1988. No other compilation contains all of his chart-toppers. Includes Owens' final #1, the 1988 recording of "Streets Of Bakersfield," a collaboration with Dwight Yoakam.

Country music icon Buck Owens defined the Bakersfield sound. He taught himself guitar and moved to that city in 1951, quickly becoming central, along with Merle Haggard, to its energetic music scene. Owens' signature twisted note....+Read More...

This unique collection gathers all 21 Billboard #1 country hits spanning 1963-1988. No other compilation contains all of his chart-toppers. Includes Owens' final #1, the 1988 recording of "Streets Of Bakersfield," a collaboration with Dwight Yoakam.

Country music icon Buck Owens defined the Bakersfield sound. He taught himself guitar and moved to that city in 1951, quickly becoming central, along with Merle Haggard, to its energetic music scene. Owens' signature twisted note Telecaster style is the stuff of legend. Over a career spanning six decades, he delivered scores of hits, became a TV star on Hee Haw, and entered the Country Music and Nashville Songwriters' Halls of Fame. He opened Bakersfield's Crystal Palace in the mid-'90s, his final concert taking place on its stage the night before he died on March 25, 2006.

This unique collection gathers all 21 Billboard #1 country hits spanning 1963-1988. No other compilation contains all of his chart-toppers. Includes Owens' final #1, the 1988 recording of "Streets Of Bakersfield," a collaboration with Dwight Yoakam.

Country music icon Buck Owens defined the Bakersfield sound. He taught himself guitar and moved to that city in 1951, quickly becoming central, along with Merle Haggard, to its energetic music scene. Owens' signature twisted note....+Read More...