Buck Owens “Fraulein”

Buck Owens and his Buckaroos singing the classic country tune “Fraulein” on Heehaw.

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[HankleburyTV]

Not only was Buck a great singer, he had the expressions down. If it was a happy song, he was lit up like a light bulb. If it was a sad one, like this, he looked like his heart was in the middle of breaking.

[RTfan]

Doesn't get any better than this. Buck as always is a great deliverer of a song. Love Don on the fiddle and his harmonies. RIP Dangerous.❤🌷🙏 RIP Buck. 🤠🙏🎸

[candidabombarda]

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[ryansansom]

Great song. Ole Buck looking back and admiring his friend, Don Rich playing fiddle at the beginning of the song.

[jayexile]

My father always would sing this, hearing it brings back such good memories

[kixigvak]

I have a German friend who met an American lady officer. They got married and moved to the USA. He calls himself "a male war bride."

[whitepunch]

Great old classic done by one of the greats !

[redneckillinois]

Great version of the song but after you know if Buck Owens is singing it’s gonna be great

[jameseaton]

Beautiful performance!!!! Pure Country Gold!!!! Buck Owens and his Buckaroos at their very Best, like always. I wonder if this was an early episode of Hee Haw or another Country Music Show. I'm guessing this is 1969 or 1970.

[frankchilds]

Wow! Didn't know Buck covered this classic...he more than does it justice, he sounds like he means it!

[jameshepburn]

Only Bobby Helms did this song better than Buck here with Don. Buck playing his red white & blue Chicago made Harmony acoustic is always a welcome sight. I think it gave him a mellower sound than the electrified Fenders, better for a sentimental song like ‘Fraulein’. Thanks so much for this post.

[joehill]

Saw Buck at the County Fair in 1973. Took a pretty fraulein as my date.

[jamesallen]

Go, Buck, You now have the GI songbook, with Made in Japan and Fraulein. I am honored to have served in both and listen to Buck and many others.

[gurrandoa]

Reminds me of my Fraulein in Berlin. Our plans were derailed by a medical emergency at home so another GI stole her while I was gone. I certainly hope she had a wonderful life.

[samueldavidrucker]

As with the hit recording, I wish they'd have played the whole verse instrumentally instead of cutting it short. Buck had the most wonderful pitch perfect high tenor voice!

[bradfordwilliams]

Back When there were jukeboxes this song was on every jukebox in every Texas Honky Tonk. I have two stepped to this song on many occasions. One myth I must dispel. Not every Texan loves country music but in my generation, every Texan could dance. Line dancing (except for the Cotton-Eyed Joe) does not count.

[Mrchang]

Bobby helms original is way better but still … buck did a good job 👍🏻

[terryyy]

I miss my pretty Fraulein. She is not from Germany. She is a Swiss Fraulein