Love's Gonna Live Here
His second number one, which held the top of the country chart for sixteen weeks in 1963.
Buck Owens (1963)
- Written by
- Buck Owens
- Released
- 1963
Owens wrote this 1963 single himself. It was his second number one, spent sixteen weeks at the top and thirty on the chart. After it, no song spent more than ten weeks at number one for 49 years. Taylor Swift's We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together became the first to reach ten weeks on 12 January 2013, and Florida Georgia Line's Cruise passed sixteen weeks in July of that year.
It was another song in the freight-train rhythm that followed Act Naturally, and the band played it at Carnegie Hall in 1966. Waylon Jennings recorded it in December 1964 for Waylon at JD's, and Dwight Yoakam included it on Dwight Sings Buck in 2007.
Covers and versions
- Waylon Jennings (1964) On Waylon at JD's, released in December 1964.
- Wanda Jackson (1969) On The Happy Side of Wanda Jackson.
- Emmylou Harris (1982) On Last Date.
- Martina McBride (2005) On Timeless, released by RCA.
- Dwight Yoakam (2007) On Dwight Sings Buck.
- Tanya Tucker (2009) On My Turn.
More songs by Buck Owens
I've Got a Tiger By the Tail, Act Naturally, Together Again, Cryin' Time, Streets of Bakersfield
Sources
- Love's Gonna Live Here, Wikipedia
- Don Rich, Wikipedia