Unless you can dig up some old Starday compilations from the 60s, which
regularly featured old Buck recordings from his pre-Capitol days on small
labels such as X and Pep, you're going to have to get your early Buck from
(*gasp!*) b-o-o-t-l-e-g sources.
DISCLAIMER: This in no way *encourages* the patronization of the bootleg
industry, but is provided for information and entertainment purposes only.
<g>
On vinyl there was a late 70's release called "Hot Dog!" from the "Apex
Record Corporation" of Hollywood; features a bright yellow cover & the same
photo from the front of the Capitol Lp "Sings Tommy Collins," and the Pep
logo.
At Tower in NYC several years ago I found a Nice Price'd CD called "You're
For Me" which is most certainly a bootleg. With a cheap, homemade looking
single-sided insert, it features 12 tracks from his indie days, the company
is "Creative Sounds, Ltd" from Aluquerque. As recently as three or four
years ago Time/Life put out a Buck "Best Of," as part of their classic
country series, which included as a final bonus track the original Corky
Jones cut of "Hot Dog!," which they licenced from the old man hisself.
Buddy
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-----Original Message-----
From: BARNARD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, April 20, 1999 11:59 AM
Subject: Buck's "Hot Dog"?
>Does the Buck Owen's vinyl lp called "Hot Dog" contain some of that
>pre-Buckaroos, late-50s stuff that Buck did as "Corky Jones"?
>
>If not, what are the names of the lps that had this stuff. Were these
>bootlegs of some sort, or were they on a label?
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>Thankya,
>--junior
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