LOS ANGELES — Singer Buck Owens, the flashy rhinestone cowboy ... long-running "Hee Haw," died Saturday. He was 76. Owens died at his home in Bakersfield, said family spokes-man Jim Shaw.

Buck [Owens] said, "I got your girl! She’s in Dallas!"' Lulu was arrested for drug possession in March 1971, saying she used marijuana, speed, LSD and meth. She left the show and was handed a ...

She will sing us home.’ Country singer Lee Greenwood expressed ... these performances that she first met the country singer Buck Owens, who took her under his wing. ‘He liked my sense of ...

Her struggle with drugs would continue after she befriended country music superstar Buck Owens and landed a spot on the rural-themed weekly musical show “Hee Haw,” according to Hollywood Reporter.

Given a career boost by Buck Owens, she starred on the country music ... Born Bertha Louise Hable in a home for unwed mothers on May 6, 1946, Roman was dropped off at a Baptist facility for ...

According to Johnny Russell, Buck Owens' 1963 No. 1 "Act Naturally" began as a joke and would end up as a country song. Russell said, "I had a date with this cute young girl but I had to break the ...

For the final, the 22-year-old performed Charlie’s Bar, written with fellow Fermanagh man Anthony McBrien, and his single The Long Way Home ... Owens in the final. Owens performed Buck Owens ...

From 1974: Homer Joy, a country musician in residence at the Spokane House, received a “big boost in his career” when Buck Owens recorded ... of the Guy Riegel home and proceeded to steal ...

Brooks proposed in May 2005 onstage at Buck Owens’ Crystal Palace in Bakersfield ... They tied the knot later that year surrounded by family at home in Oklahoma, the Associated Press reported ...

He played it for his songwriting partner, Voni Morrison. She loved it and felt it would be perfect for Buck Owens, who was having success on Capitol Records but had yet to have a No. 1 hit.

If nothing else, Pocono puts the away in getaway — the host town is home to about 7,000 folks ... Freda Payne and Buck Owens, as well as Bob Hope.

On Wednesday, the venue announced announced via Facebook that the Buck Owens Private Foundation is listing the 18,000 square-foot Crystal Palace for sale, reportedly for $7 million. Owens was ...