@@Carla-tz7qw LOL that's the first time I've ever seen anyone criticize steel guitar hall of famer Tom Brumley's pedal steel playing. He won the ACM award for top steel guitarist the year this video was made, and his solo on "Together Again" is widely considered on of the top 5 pedal steel solos of all time. No one is 100% on their game all the time, and the best thing you can do when you screw up on stage is smile and pretend you didn't. 🙂
Both Don and Wynn died way too young...what talented human beings they were, and what joy they brought to all of us. Glad these videos have been posted...sure can't find any of this on today's radio.
Tom Brumley could be the finest steel player to ever sit behind one. A perfectionist who loved real country music. Don Ulrich, just wow! Wynn Stewart was a highly under appreciated and forgotten talent of world class stature.
Any day is pretty when you can listen to these great musicians!!! Be still my heart. This was 1966 when they still wore the great suits and Tom still played steel guitar.
Tom Brumley is the one steel player that fitted in perfectly with Buck's music .....and this is very close to Buck's style of song. A great hit and a classic Wynn Stewart country song .
he was good enough to stay in Bucks band through all those hits. and my cousin knew him and the 2 were top level pedal steel guys. so I listen to Buck's hits and my pedal steel pro cousin's view... not yours
@@carlarodgers5011 What? Cocky? Compared to what? The guy is a legend. Not sure what sour grapes you're harvesting, but no one--ever--has anything but positive things to say about Tom Brumley. Ask any steel guitar player, and they'll tell you. Even Buck said, "My sound is your sound." Enough said.
@@carlarodgers5011, you must be posting as different people because there's a number of videos where someone is saying Tom Brumley is too cocky! The guy is considered one of the best steel guitar players ever. What, did the guy owe you money, or were you a crappy steel player yourself who got replaced by a better musician in every band you played in?
This song was actually written by a man from Chincoteague , Va. He sold the song because he needed the money. This song has been no. 1 several times and the two of you sing it beautifully. Linda Wessells from Chincoteague, Va.
I'm curious where you got that information. My grandpa wrote this song and lived in Canton, OH his entire life. He always talked about his song that made lots of money for other people. But maybe you have a different story about it or have heard a different version of events?
My cousin was pals with Tom Brumley (both top level pedal steel guys) and told me "Brumley" was a natural and one of the very few best pedal steel guys in the business. You can hear why in this song.
Thanks everybody I am glad that you all like it, I feel the same way you feel everytime that I watch these old video songs, I have some more of Buck and the gang, and I will put more on in the future.
The pedal steel guitar is phenomenal. Each generation the skill level has waned. I am learning the basics of the instrument and these old players motivate me. It's sad that newer generations have lost all interest in the instrument in favor of flashy hooks. I'm from Indiana where many good players of the time had their roots. No museums nothing. And forget about Nashville, that's what killed it
............Tom was like......Don can you shut that guitar up for a second I'm taking a solo.........Don was always having fun on the bandstand........my favorite country guitarist.......
I guess you could call me old-fashioned but it's a shame we don't have great music like that to enjoy these days !! I have the original recording on an old 45 record !! 2 great talents taken from us way too soon !!💔🎸🎵
He's the greatest, I love the way Wynn Stewart sings and his awesome friend Don Rich, this song just makes me happy, my Momma used to sing to us 4 kids back in the day, so thank you for this wonderful song 🎵 ❤️
I was a little kid when this was a hit. I remember hearing it blaring from radios when we visited people. (my dad wouldn't allow GOOD music in the house--he would say, "I hate hillbilly music" and change it.)
I meet Wynn Stewart in Yuma Arizona a number of years ago and seen him preform this song live and bought his CD. and got to talk to him for a bit, what a class act he was.
I was working at WKY-TV when this song was being recorded for the Buck Owens Ranch Show. I remember Wynn Stewart drove the sound man crazy by getting really close to the microphone. He threw his hands up into the air. The sound engineer was Gene Shouse. He passed away last year.
I think this is better than the studio recording. Don Rich was an amazing harmony singer!!!
deerejohn1953 yes he was!
yes he was loved his singing GOD BLESS HIM AMEN
Don Rich loved Wynn but that steel player sucked on this song. Too cocky and smiled when he was screwing up the song.
@@Carla-tz7qw LOL that's the first time I've ever seen anyone criticize steel guitar hall of famer Tom Brumley's pedal steel playing. He won the ACM award for top steel guitarist the year this video was made, and his solo on "Together Again" is widely considered on of the top 5 pedal steel solos of all time. No one is 100% on their game all the time, and the best thing you can do when you screw up on stage is smile and pretend you didn't. 🙂
@@treypalmer5105 he was a cocky youngster when this was filmed. He "steel"could never shine Ralph Mooney's shoes.
My dad would often sing this song on Saturday mornings after a long hard week of work. I miss my dad RIP Dad
Thanks Doug for posting this. You obviously have great taste in music!
The sound quality. Wynn Stewart was bad ass .And with Don and the steel man this was a powerful performance.
Yes.
Tom Brumley on steel 👌
A great bunch of musicians
These great musicians covered the jukebox back in the 60s & 70s.
Wynn should be in the CMHOF.
The Buckaroos. Don Rich lead guitar, Doyle Holly bass, Willy Cantu drums, Tom Brumley pedal steel.
Both Don and Wynn died way too young...what talented human beings they were, and what joy they brought to all of us. Glad these videos have been posted...sure can't find any of this on today's radio.
If i understand right. Buck was never the same after losing Don
You're right. He wasn't and never was after that.
If you have SiriusXM radio check out channel 349...Bakersfield Beat. Great stuff all the time!
westpoint64 - Dwight got him going again.
you got that right
Country music! Please come back, I miss you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This mess isn't worth listen too. We need more of this!
Nothing better than Bakersfield country & beautiful cabover truck
For really good classic country music check out The Malpass Brothers
Check out HPR 1 internet radio You just get the app and you're away. All traditional and classic tracks.
@@heartbreakkid5757 Long stretches of California desert in a Peterbilt 352 cabover back in the day. Bakersfield sound forever !
I totally agree, the mess they call country now sux
Don't forget about that Steel Guitar player... That guy's a genious....
Tom Brumley could be the finest steel player to ever sit behind one. A perfectionist who loved real country music. Don Ulrich, just wow! Wynn Stewart was a highly under appreciated and forgotten talent of world class stature.
The great Tom Brumley!
love it when he looks up at 1:03 like "yeah, i did that"
Say what you will, but to me, the old Amps and guitars sounded much better than what's being produced today!
You mean Tom Brumley? Of course, he's a ' genius ' . Buck Owens hired him. And Buck only hired the best.
Don and Tom's instruments are talking to each other
Wish they still wrote country music like this.
Any day is pretty when you can listen to these great musicians!!! Be still my heart.
This was 1966 when they still wore the great suits and Tom still played steel guitar.
The great Don Rich.
bazthehandyman yes he was and should be recognized!
Two amazing talents taken from us too soon. Plus Tom Brumley on steel.
Tom Brumley is the one steel player that fitted in perfectly with Buck's music .....and this is very close to Buck's style of song. A great hit and a classic Wynn Stewart country song .
I could listen to that all day long..
April 2023 Good ole days...when life seemed so simpe, Happiness came easy & the world had compassion & respect. 💖🌹🙏🌱
With Tom Brumley playing pedal steel guitar makes it just that much better !
JIM BAZE. He was too cockey. Not as good as you think
he was good enough to stay in Bucks band through all those hits. and my cousin knew him and the 2 were top level pedal steel guys. so I listen to Buck's hits and my pedal steel pro cousin's view... not yours
@@carlarodgers5011 What? Cocky? Compared to what? The guy is a legend. Not sure what sour grapes you're harvesting, but no one--ever--has anything but positive things to say about Tom Brumley. Ask any steel guitar player, and they'll tell you. Even Buck said, "My sound is your sound." Enough said.
@@carlarodgers5011, you must be posting as different people because there's a number of videos where someone is saying Tom Brumley is too cocky! The guy is considered one of the best steel guitar players ever. What, did the guy owe you money, or were you a crappy steel player yourself who got replaced by a better musician in every band you played in?
Are you same Jim Baze that lived on Mich st in the 70s?.
Real country music, what's presented today is just CMINO, Country Music In Name Only.
Amen Johnny From Alabama
This takes me back to my childhood in the 70’s my grandparents would have the radio playing and these GOOD OL SONGS would be playing!!!! 😊
How can 6 people dislike this? They must not like Nudie Suits.
If you don’t like my Nudie suit I’m sorry about that. Don’t you make fun of my hat too or you might get knocked flat.
This song was actually written by a man from Chincoteague , Va. He sold the song because he needed the money.
This song has been no. 1 several times and the two of you sing it beautifully.
Linda Wessells from Chincoteague, Va.
I'm curious where you got that information. My grandpa wrote this song and lived in Canton, OH his entire life. He always talked about his song that made lots of money for other people. But maybe you have a different story about it or have heard a different version of events?
@@jdschrock945 - I wish Ms Wessells would respond. Did you ever get an answer?
One of the VERY BEST country artists of the 60´s
Don Rich was so Important to that Bakersfield Sound! He was truly Amazing on Everything he played and recorded!
My cousin was pals with Tom Brumley (both top level pedal steel guys) and told me "Brumley" was a natural and one of the very few best pedal steel guys in the business. You can hear why in this song.
Who's your cousin ?
@@keithclark486 he is dead now. His last name was Adams
@@DougHinVA
Dale Noe wrote that song , He was a close friend to my uncle.
I met him in the early 70's at my uncle's
Home. Dale just recently passed.
Simple easy words harmony hearts can see through this rich healthy work of art. Thank you
Thanks everybody I am glad that you all like it, I feel the same way you feel everytime that I watch these old video songs, I have some more of Buck and the gang, and I will put more on in the future.
Douglas Graves
Thanks for putting up awesome numbers! RIP Don Rich
What a great song!
I just learned it on my telecaster.
Don Rich is my new favorite guitar picker.
Thanks for posting!
Donny rich could harmonize with anybody, true talent
This song is one of the first songs that I can remember, a young child riding in a 62 Corvair... Don Rich makes it even better..
Both of these guys knew what they were doing, yes sir.....
The pedal steel guitar is phenomenal. Each generation the skill level has waned. I am learning the basics of the instrument and these old players motivate me. It's sad that newer generations have lost all interest in the instrument in favor of flashy hooks. I'm from Indiana where many good players of the time had their roots. No museums nothing. And forget about Nashville, that's what killed it
My Goodness How good is this!!...Wynn and Don and the sound that inspired Buck and the Bakersfield Sound
I just love this vid. It’s cool how Tom B looks up when Don starts playing under his solo. It’s pure greatness.
............Tom was like......Don can you shut that guitar up for a second I'm taking a solo.........Don was always having fun on the bandstand........my favorite country guitarist.......
I love this song. Wynn had style, lots of it.
This is real country...not the stuff they serve us today as such. Thanks to TH-cam, we have the luck to enjoy these memories nowadays.
I miss music like this. Thank God my daddy played this music.
I could listen to this all day long. That steel guitar is epic.
a thing of beauty
Don Rich would have been 77 today-pure Bakersfield sound.
0:05 I love the mutual respect and admiration these guys shared in that little exchange. Makes me so happy :)
He was a superb hamonist and a sublime guitarist..I loved him
I'm glad that I came across this video. I haven't heard this song in years, and I almost forgot about Wynn Stewart.
Pure,and Beautiful. Almost,Angelic.
Steel player sucked
Reminds me of my Daddy!!! Love the oldies.
Love this song. Wynn passes to young
Great performance, always love Don's harmony!!
I guess you could call me old-fashioned but it's a shame we don't have great music like that to enjoy these days !! I have the original recording on an old 45 record !! 2 great talents taken from us way too soon !!💔🎸🎵
You are so correct 😊
Don Rich was so great! Loved Buck Owen’s and Don! Great talent!🙏🙏🙏
What a great song to listen to on a bright sunny day.
He's the greatest, I love the way Wynn Stewart sings and his awesome friend Don Rich, this song just makes me happy, my Momma used to sing to us 4 kids back in the day, so thank you for this wonderful song 🎵 ❤️
Don's harmonies were always right on.
this song just makes you feel good don an wynn are so good
GreaT!!!! thank you Buck Don and Wynn!!
Fabulous voices infused with rich musical tones, true country artistry at its best.
love this. It makes me so happy
Wynn Stewart and Don Rich, two great talents that died too soon.( Brazil)
I used to watch this program with my grandpa back in the late sixties I'm 59 now
These guys are real country singers..steel man great!!!!!
This is a cool tune, I remember this song from my childhood.
Greatest thing ever !
Give Tom Brumley a hand for that pretty steel playing.
I love the steel guitar but dang that was cracking my head lol Lil to much lol
Beautiful song and country music legend Don Rich..still listening
I was a little kid when this was a hit. I remember hearing it blaring from radios when we visited people. (my dad wouldn't allow GOOD music in the house--he would say, "I hate hillbilly music" and change it.)
excelente Match of voices and instrumentation. love it.
Wynn was the king of Bakersfield.
Song of the day!!
This was great song, great example of the sixties country that my folks liked, but I did not like till I got a little older. Classic country.
Don Rich. He died in a motorcycle wreck in 1974. My dad knew hm
I meet Wynn Stewart in Yuma Arizona a number of years ago and seen him preform this song live and bought his CD. and got to talk to him for a bit, what a class act he was.
what a great,uplifting song.
i needed to hear something like this today.
thanks for posting!
this silly song just saved a life ! Don Rich was the ultimate country musician .
Dam Don can harmonize with any body dam I miss him 😢 man this brings tears what a great lost you may be gone but never ever forgotten RIP DON
Nice song,thanks for sharing Douglas
Awesome number😊
Brilliant Douglas thank you for sharing these fabulous videos keep them coming
Can we go back to those days 🥰
I wish I had a don rich in my life
A very unique song. Love it.
Amazing talents, that thank God we can still hear and see on you tube.
Both Wynn Stewart and Don Rich were such tremendous talents in country music. Both men were taken from us way too young.
great song .
Watched it just for Don. Guy was amazing.
FANTASTIC FIRST TIME IVE HEARD THIS IN MY LIFE
Im guessing this is Buck Owens Buckaroos backing up Wynn here? Looks like Tom Brumley on Steel and of course Don Rich
Yep. This is from Buck's TV show. You get a glimpse of Buck at the beginning walking away
@@garyrasberryjr.552 didnt buck give Wynn his start b4 he went on his own?
Beautiful !❤❤❤
One of the best of its time
That tone from Dons Tele WOW!.
As Tom Russle said.. Tom Russle on that harmony....i love it!!!
I was working at WKY-TV when this song was being recorded for the Buck Owens Ranch Show. I remember Wynn Stewart drove the sound man crazy by getting really close to the microphone. He threw his hands up into the air. The sound engineer was Gene Shouse. He passed away last year.
Tom Brumley on Steel, oh for these days again.
Love that Bakersfield sound!! I live in indiana
Before Buck and Merle, Wynn owned Bakersfield and the rest of the Valley.
buster brown, and a much better singer than either one of them. Too bad Wynn is forgotten today.
nonsense15 - They were all great!
And "i was rasied on country music" this is REAL COUNTRY!
Wynn stewart gotta love him
Badass song
One of my favorites!
Two great singers gone to soon
INCREDIBLE.😀
I always think Winn was such a good singer
Don Rich had a smile that could even make a snake smile back
Awesome
Tom Brumley!! He also played later with Ricky Nelson and the stone canyon band 🥳