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1970-talet var musikmässigt "variationernas årtionde". I jämförelse med tidigare (och nog även senare) decennier - uppstod och utvecklades här en större mångfald gällande musikstilar. <br/><br/>Sverige var högst närvarande i denna utveckling. Det blandades friskt i det svenska musikutbudet av: disco, glamrock, progg, soul, funk, hårdrock, folkmusik, dansband, revival-rock'n'roll, singer-songwriter, punk, reggae, power-pop och mycket mera.<br/><br/>Via dubbel-CDn "SWEDISH ROCK & POP + Alternative 1970-1979" guidas vi runt av 40 legendariska artister - i det decennium där den musikaliska atmosfären både var levande och kreativ. Möjligen har inte den svenska 70-talsmusiken låtit så bra som här och nu!?!

Long Ryders: High noon hymns 2026 [Digipack / CD]

Our Native Daughters: Songs of... 2019 [Digipack / CD]

Zach Top: Ain't in it for my health 2025 [Digipack / CD]

Leigh Brennen: Don't you ever give up on love-25 [Digipack / CD]

There was no stopping Buck Owens in 1964! I Don't Care, released in November of that year, contained another #1 smash country hit in the title track. The album also initiated the tradition of showcasing the individual talents of the Buckaroos along with Buck himself. Featuring vocals by bassist Doyle Holly and guitarist/fiddle player Don Rich, the band turned in spirited renditions of current country hits like "Abilene" and "Louisiana Man." Buck also served notice of his premier guitar prowess on the instrumental "Buck's Polka." The two bonus tracks on this remastered Sundazed Music edition are instrumental versions of "I Don't Care" and "Don't Let Her Know," originally found on the album The Buck Owens Songbook. Dang me, this album is good!

Inspired by a phrase Buck often said to his concert audiences, the title track of 1968's It Takes People Like You to Make People Like Me was written as a "thank you" to his legions of fans. Beyond the title track, there is much to be thankful for on this admirable album. Back by the inimitable Buckaroos and select special guests, the "Tiger" is enjoying himself immensely here. With all twelve tracks written or co-written by Buck, the album flew in the face of Nashville's countrypolitan song factory. Furthermore, it showed the real connection Buck had with his audience on songs like "Where Does the Good Times Go," "We Were Made For Each Other" and "Heartbreak Mountain." This sensational Sundazed Music edition features two bonus tracks: the original mono single version of both "It Takes People Like You (to Make People Like Me)" and "Where Does the Good Times Go."