This is by far the best rendition of Buckaroo I have ever heard, and I do search out the tune. There are about 20 versions of Buckaroo I have found and none can equal you . You have an incredible master of this tune. Bravo.
This is the best version I've heard of Buckaroo. You can tell you've played this song a few times...especially when you threw in a guitar solo to boot. Absolutely great playing. I never get tired of hearing this song played.
Just excellent, Don Rich smiles on you from wherever he may be! I recently ran across Buckaroo for the first time in a while and it reminded me how much fun country guitar can be. I've ordered a Hipshot b-bender for my Tele specifically to play the pedal steel part of the song altho I'm sure it will come in handy for all kinds of classic tunes. Thanks for sharing this performance.
I'm with Dan... to seek perfection to exactly play the signature tune as Don Rich played it is like playing a piano concerto like Van Cliburn did... I'm picky and my cousin told me about Tom Brumley since Bryan was atop level pedal steel pro. There was no one like Don Rich outside of a few guys like Glenn C. and Marty S.
Whew... that one sent chills ... I never saw anybody play it better except Don Rich. And compared to him 'nobody is worthy' (Wayne's World geek quote). This fellow can pick! And I know some players, including my cousin in TN who was one of the top pedal steel players for decades in the country music business.
I am a buck owens fan since i was a kid, watching Hee haw now 50 yrs ago, and I was a guitar player. Buckaroo was always my favourite instrumental. I have listened to many many covers and this is a Great cover. Thank you, i listen to it over and over again.
I love this song! I could sit and listen to it all day long. I think you did a fantastic job Patrick. Honestly, I can't say that one version of this song is better or worse than another, but you did great. Thanks so much for posting.
Patrick, superbe interprétation de ce classique du country américain. J'ai entendu cette pièce pour la première fois dans mon petit bled du Québec rural quand j'avais environ 17 ans, j'en ai maintenant 64. Pour maîtriser avec autant de précision le finger picking, cela nécessite au départ un amour pour ce ce type de technique qui n'est pas donné à tous les guitaristes de maîtriser et une grande persévérance dans l'apprentissage de celle-ci. Encore bravo.
Patrick, I have watched this song played at least a 100 times by a dozen guys and have reached the conclusion that yours is the best version, even better than Don Rich himself. It's the steel guitar improvisation and the harmony of the melody after 1:37 that makes it for me. Nice pickin.
Ken Chambers is very close; Don Rich was a legend and was a better singer than Buck Owens. But Patrick's rendition of this song is the best I ever heard aside from the Buck Ownes 'Live At Carnegie Hall' album long ago
Yes, I have to agree. Integrating the B-bender into the piece is a great starting point for anyone with a string bender. (I have an Ibanez Iceman with Bigsby B/G Palm Pedal, and I plan to study your video a lot).
Hi Thank you for your comment. My Tele is equipped with 2 benders, on the B and G strings. For each tune I record, I usually try to find a Backing Track already done but when I do not find I look for a midi file well done on which I try to get the best sound possible, then I add one or two rhythm guitars. Half of the backing tracks I used for my posts on TH-cam are made from midi files (Buckaroo, Apache, Orange Blossom Special, Yakety Axe, Counterpoint, etc..)
Patrick, this is a standout version of a great melody. You did everything right. I keep listening to it and watching your rendition. I think it's terrific. Great job despite what a very few losers might think.
Wow from outside of the original with Don Rich I’d say this is 2nd best to Dons. Buckaroo has always been my favorite instrumental of Don Rich & the Buckaroos. Good job
Wow! Don surely would have appreciated this----deceptively simple sounding, tough to get Don's touch. Loved this song when first heard it way back when still just as great!
Sir..an absolutely delightful treat..post more of your great playing..love it totally..you know how a telly is worked..and you do work a telly..tellies aren t played ..they are worked
Thanks to TH-cam, talents like this can be brought out of obscurity and into the light where they so rightfully belong. Thanks for sharing, Pat, you're an inspiration to many.
Agreed, this is one of, if not, THE BEST renderings of this song!! LOVE LOVE LOVE your use of the B-bender!! and the guitar tone was spot on!! Ol' Don Rich & Tom Brumley would be very very proud!!
I wore the grooves out on the 'Buck Owens at Carnegie Hall' album and America never tires of this classic country instrumental played first by Don Rich. The version here equals or may even slightly top it....
Right on here! I know the fingering, can get close to Don't sound of a Tele through a single 15" Showman amp---but that touch is something I can NOT dial in!
I truly enjoyed your rendition of this song, especially the steel guitar part. Brilliantly done!
You did Don Rich proud.
Thanks for posting.
Absolutely Fantastic....!
This is by far the best rendition of Buckaroo I have ever heard, and I do search out the tune.
There are about 20 versions of Buckaroo I have found and none can equal you .
You have an incredible master of this tune.
Bravo.
Thank you Richard for your comment
Patrick's rendition of this great song is STILL one of my all time favorites--very, VERY well done!
One of the best still!!!
This is the best version I've heard of Buckaroo.
You can tell you've played this song a few times...especially when you threw in a guitar solo to boot. Absolutely great playing. I never get tired of hearing this song played.
Very nice rendition.....nailed it all the way through.
Just excellent, Don Rich smiles on you from wherever he may be! I recently ran across Buckaroo for the first time in a while and it reminded me how much fun country guitar can be. I've ordered a Hipshot b-bender for my Tele specifically to play the pedal steel part of the song altho I'm sure it will come in handy for all kinds of classic tunes. Thanks for sharing this performance.
that is the best i have ever heard anybody play that song.you are great
I'm with Dan... to seek perfection to exactly play the signature tune as Don Rich played it is like playing a piano concerto like Van Cliburn did... I'm picky and my cousin told me about Tom Brumley since Bryan was atop level pedal steel pro. There was no one like Don Rich outside of a few guys like Glenn C. and Marty S.
This is really good--I am a purist and have always loved this song. You took it to the next level. Excellent.
I agree.. that's the best I've ever heard that song done . My uncle use to play that and it was one of my first songs he ever taught me
Whew... that one sent chills ... I never saw anybody play it better except Don Rich. And compared to him 'nobody is worthy' (Wayne's World geek quote).
This fellow can pick! And I know some players, including my cousin in TN who was one of the top pedal steel players for decades in the country music business.
I need to watch (hear) this about once a month and I will tell you that Mr.(Don) Rich would be (I imagine) pleased at YOUR cover of HIS song!
Excellent. Great use of the b-bender!
Absolutely incredible! Thank you so much for giving us this amazing performance.
I just don't get tired of that song, Patrick, THANK YOU SIR!!!
I've listened to this song my entire life, this is Awesome.
Merci tres plaisant a regarder et ecouter
I am a buck owens fan since i was a kid, watching Hee haw now 50 yrs ago, and I was a guitar player. Buckaroo was always my favourite instrumental. I have listened to many many covers and this is a Great cover. Thank you, i listen to it over and over again.
So good! Wonderful!!
Absolutely amazing. You more than nailed the original and then when you broke into the steel solo, whoa nellie. Excellent job my friend.
You are an EXCEPTIONAL guitarist. Flawless. Just, wow. Thanks for that.
Wow you absolutely crushed it. Just a great job playing a wonderful and truly catchy tune
OMG!! I have never heard Buckaroo played at this genius level. AMAZING!
Fantastic!! A B bender is meant for that song too.
I just love your arrangement , your style absoluitely fabulous!!!
I love this song! I could sit and listen to it all day long. I think you did a fantastic job Patrick. Honestly, I can't say that one version of this song is better or worse than another, but you did great. Thanks so much for posting.
Nice Technique. Clean sound. Thanks for sharing.
Top notch a pleasure to listen to; you more than nailed this classic country tune!!
Enjoyed watching this. Jealous of your talent.
Never can get enough of this cover..Pat..you really gave this piece a lot of class..and it already was awesome..give us more of your videos
Thank you for your rendition. Reminds me of my father. He passed away in 2018.
Superb rendition. That's maybe the nicest I've ever heard. Great work.
Patrick, superbe interprétation de ce classique du country américain. J'ai entendu cette pièce pour la première fois dans mon petit bled du Québec rural quand j'avais environ 17 ans, j'en ai maintenant 64. Pour maîtriser avec autant de précision le finger picking, cela nécessite au départ un amour pour ce ce type de technique qui n'est pas donné à tous les guitaristes de maîtriser et une grande persévérance dans l'apprentissage de celle-ci. Encore bravo.
wow! don and buck would be proud of you,sir
Patrick, I have watched this song played at least a 100 times by a dozen guys and have reached the conclusion that yours is the best version, even better than Don Rich himself. It's the steel guitar improvisation and the harmony of the melody after 1:37 that makes it for me. Nice pickin.
Thank you Ken for your comment.
And Thank you everybody!!
Ken Chambers is very close; Don Rich was a legend and was a better singer than Buck Owens. But Patrick's rendition of this song is the best I ever heard aside from the Buck Ownes 'Live At Carnegie Hall' album long ago
Yes, I have to agree. Integrating the B-bender into the piece is a great starting point for anyone with a string bender. (I have an Ibanez Iceman with Bigsby B/G Palm Pedal, and I plan to study your video a lot).
You nailed it there Old Son,,,!!! You nailed it GOOD!!!!
Buck would be proud,,,
Grrreat! Excellent licks in the middle.
Very Nice. B benders are cool. I did get to see Clarence White play it three times.
Hi
Thank you for your comment.
My Tele is equipped with 2 benders, on the B and G strings.
For each tune I record, I usually try to find a Backing Track already done but when I do not find I look for a midi file well done on which I try to get the best sound possible, then I add one or two rhythm guitars. Half of the backing tracks I used for my posts on TH-cam are made from midi files (Buckaroo, Apache, Orange Blossom Special, Yakety Axe, Counterpoint, etc..)
Amazing rendition!!
Patrick, this is a standout version of a great melody. You did everything right. I keep listening to it and watching your rendition. I think it's terrific. Great job despite what a very few losers might think.
Whoa! I wasn't expecting that! As good as I ever heard. Don Rich and Clarence White are smiling for sure.
Classic tune, nice use of the "B" bender, great job!
Best I ever heard And I've heard a lot of them.
You must be born, grew up and live in that studio :) ...Superb and nailed it is indeed the right expression
Awesome job!
This is how you take an OK song and turn it into a great one.
Don would love it.
Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
Dec 2023...still loving this!!!
superb picking not an easy tune to play as well. the tele sounds great
I still struggle with this tune. Great job 👌
Thank you everybody for your comment!!
You're a wonderful player, man. Great tone and it's obvious you love these songs in your playing.
GREAT JOB!!! My favorite Y/T version!!!
Nice 👍
You are very good .
Better than the original artist and that's saying something!
A great version of one of my all time favorite instrumental songs---VERY well done!
I've been picking since I was thirteen. At sixty five I can say I have never heard a better performance of this tune!
Many ***********
Wow from outside of the original with Don Rich I’d say this is 2nd best to Dons. Buckaroo has always been my favorite instrumental of Don Rich & the Buckaroos. Good job
Bravo! Don Rich is SMILING! Yuh even worked in the steel solo!!! Great stuff. REALLY enjoyed this!
Excellent 😊
Wow! Don surely would have appreciated this----deceptively simple sounding, tough to get Don's touch. Loved this song when first heard it way back when still just as great!
Patrick - Nice! Love listening to this!
AWESOME! I met Buck Owns back in the 60's when I was kid.
Sir..an absolutely delightful treat..post more of your great playing..love it totally..you know how a telly is worked..and you do work a telly..tellies aren t played ..they are worked
All I can say is WOW. THE best rendition of Buckaroo that I have heard outside of Dangerous Don Rich himself. Thanks for sharing this with us!!
Thanks to TH-cam, talents like this can be brought out of obscurity and into the light where they so rightfully belong. Thanks for sharing, Pat, you're an inspiration to many.
Hi Bjorn
Thank you for your comments.
Merry Christmas
Patrick LOZAC'H
Merry Christmas right back atcha, Pat. :)
Best version that I have ever heard. Excellent job!!
So good it's inspirational. The harmonics lick was very tasteful. Truly a great chicken picker.
This is the song I was searching for and man am I glad I found you Patrick. The best version I've ever heard, sorry Don Rich.
Have you listened to Clarence White play it?
Pretty sure Mr. Rich would have enjoyed this version as well.
@@thebrinx9632 I agree
The late Don Rich would love this version, thank you so much!
Pat, Totally badass version of Buckaroo-w/ a B bender to boot. I hope you are playing for a living, people need to see talent with a capitol T.
Agreed, this is one of, if not, THE BEST renderings of this song!! LOVE LOVE LOVE your use of the B-bender!! and the guitar tone was spot on!! Ol' Don Rich & Tom Brumley would be very very proud!!
Great version of a great guitar classic
That steel guitar part was brilliant.
best cut of this song I've ever heard!
Excellent. Great use of b-string bender for the pedal steel effects.
I wore the grooves out on the 'Buck Owens at Carnegie Hall' album and America never tires of this classic country instrumental played first by Don Rich. The version here equals or may even slightly top it....
Bloody awesome mate!!!
Just awesome, Great bending,when you get both benders going crazy thanks for sharing
A+ Patrick! I agree with all the others that this is the best version ive ever heard. Keep on posting!
Now Thaaaaaaat's what we're talkin' about!...:) Right ON!, buddy!...EXCELLENT!.. Don Rich!...would have been proud!..
Great Tele sound....no other guitar sounds like that!
Liked that song the first time I heard it years ago, good job on this song !
Thank you everybody for your comments.
Dyno I think we have the same guitar historial, I also started playing guitar in 62 with Nokie as idol.
Fantastic job my friend.
One of the best versions I've heard in a long time. Well done !
Merci pour ce très bon moment. Julien
That was very tasty. I got to practice, practice, practice. You nailed that Don Rich song.
This is incredible. Rivals the original
yeah...made my country heart sing. Thank you, Patrick
Awesome....Great sound for the steel guitar portion also....
Definitively great 🎉
AWESOME PICKING!!!!!
Merci pour cette très belle version. Julien
Absolutely perfect! We'll done
That certainly put a smile on my face. Well done!
Terrific cover! Great skills! Thank you for sharing this
Right on here! I know the fingering, can get close to Don't sound of a Tele through a single 15" Showman amp---but that touch is something I can NOT dial in!
Fantastic!
Cool. With those benders you make that tele sound like a pedal steel. You should be in Nashville.
Cheers,
Great playin! Cest comme si Harrison Ford jouait la guitarre tres bien!
Fantastic job!
great playing and and those steel riff are great. Made me want to learn to play it.