Episode 1: Jim Shaw of Buck Owens' & the Buckaroos Artwork

Dishin' with Musicians

Mike Semrad, owner of Red Rebel Media and front man of The Bottle Tops and The Riverhawks, hosts 'Dishin' with Musicians' where he engages a wide range of musical guests, writers, producers, and artists in one-on-one interviews exploring their creative inspirations, failures, pandemic cooking, successes and failures, and everything in between.This is associated with a the 501c3 non-profit, The Nebraska Performing Arts Hall of Fame. So, for more quality content like this and more, we ask for a small donation of anything you can comfortably do. If not, sit back and enjoy just the same. Thank you for listening! Please donate to the following:Paypal: @NeHOF or info@NebraskaPerformingArts.comVenmo: @NebraskaArts

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Episode 1: Jim Shaw of Buck Owens' & the Buckaroos

October 15, 2020 • Michael Semrad • Season 1 • Episode 1

Thank you for joining us for this historic episode 1 of 'Dishin' with Musicians'. We are so excited to welcome Jim Shaw, bandleader of the legendary Buck Owens’ Buckaroos.

We'll talk the invention of the famous Bakersfield sound, and why the country music legend built the Crystal Palace in Bakersfield, CA -- and about the stars who have graced its stage throughout the years. I hear the Crystal Palace dishes up some serious Chicken Fried Steak, which was Buck's absolute favorite dish.

We are live! So, don't forget to join in on the comments and ask your questions. There is quite a bit to talk about as we travel down the Country Music History rabbit hole.

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Originally Aired: October 15th, 2020