Buck Owens Dust On Mother's Bible CD

Dust On Mother's Bible Music

List Price	$13.98 (You save $2.29)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Country CDs, Bakersfield
Label	Sundazed Music Inc.
Orig Year	1966
All Time Sales Rank	19463
CD Universe Part number	6412341
Catalog number	6185
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 25, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Ken Nelson
Personnel	Buck Owens - vocals, guitar Red Simpson - guitar Don Rich - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, fiddle Willie Cantu - drums Tom Brumley - steel guitar Doyle Holly Bob Morris George French Jr. - piano Bobby Austin - electric bass Wayne "Moose" Stone

Buck Owens Dust On Mother's Bible Songs

	1.	Pray Every Day
	2.	When Jesus Calls All His Children In
	3.	I'll Go to the Church Again With Momma
	4.	Bring It to Jesus
	5.	Jesus Saved Me
	6.	Would You Be Ready?
	7.	Dust on Mother's Bible
	8.	Satan's Gotta Get Along Without Me
	9.	Where Would I Be Without Jesus
	10.	Eternal Vacation
	11.	It Was With Love
	12.	All the Way With Jesus

Dust On Mother's Bible Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars Buck Owens on top
A fine collection of "gospel type" songs
Submitted by jan.wick (Norway)
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5 stars A True Gospel Great
I have been looking for this albulm for years and did not hesitate to grab it as soon as possible. It is comfoting to know that Buck's mother and grandmother were inspirations for him to do a gospel album . The music is very vintage Bakersfield style with the lyrics giving praise to our Lord. Its a great combination which I have throughly enjoyed as I now only listen to gospel music .
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