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?
Thankya,
--junior
