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Thanks for visiting Buck Trent’s website. Buck’s brand new album “Spartanburg Blues” has arrived. It’s available for purchase on-line by clicking here.
Thank you for your music and words for Roy Clark today. It was much appreciated. I am so glad I could see Mr. Clark’s send off.
At least once a week I’ll watch you and Roy Clark doing Dueling Banjoes on HeeHaw on Youtube.
I’m from Spartanburg and grew up in Arcadia. I was thinking about my dad who passed away 15 years ago.He was a bootlegger and when we watched Buc on hee haw,were usually drinking Blue Ribbon beer and Dad would tell me Buck was from Arcadia.I always thought he was pulling my leg (he was a jokester). Imagine my surprise when I found out tonight he was telling the truth! So glad to hear he is in Brnson.Love ya Buck
Glad to see my friend getting around to the Spartanburg blues. I grew up with Mr. Banjo in Arcadia S.C. I watch Hee Haw every chance I get. Will be making a cruse this February with Buck Trent & Mickey Gilliey. Oh Yea
Hello Buck . I want to say thank you for your music. I enjoyed seeing you on Hee Haw. I know time goes by so fast and we need to do what we want before its to late. I have wanted to meet you for many years to thank you in person, but now I cant afford to go to far. So i’ll just have to say thank you for your work. John.
No one else like Buck Trent !! I have followed him forever — 65 + years ?? Was planning on the 2019 trip to Branson just for his show. I last saw him perform in a small town in NE Oklahoma.
LOVE MY BUCK TRENT !!!
Buck, have really made Spartanburg proud…
I remember when you were on WORD radio.
I met you several years ago at your sisters funeral at Floyds I was working
With them at that time…..
Ralph Allen th Whitney boy….
GOD BLESS
Hello Buck
Lea and I enjoyed your show every time we visited Branson. We always
said ” it’s the best way to start the day “. Thanks for all the great shows. We
also enjoyed your greeting everyone as we entered the theater chatting with
You and Jean during intermission and saying goodbye after the show. You
Are the friendliest celebrity we have ever seen. God bless you and Jean
Lea and Ray Fish
My wife worked with your mother at Mayfair Mills , Bailey Plant. She still remembers how proud your mother was of you. For ourselves we have enjoyed your music all these years. You have only gotten better, please keep playing we need musicians like you.
Buck… Enjoyed seeing you on Dolly’s show.
I am a Radio Host of the Sunday Classic Country show The Way Back Country Jamboree here in Kingston, Ontario, Canada i play a lot of your classics and so I am interested in asking you if you would be available for a phone interview about your legendary career in music
Thanks For You Time, Mr. Johnny Woodlock
I love your music. I would like to see you and talk to you. I have often wondered where you were and you are still living. We are cousins through your father and my grand father. Do you have a son named Billy. If you would I wish you would send a comment.
So excited you have a new CD out!! I’ve been listening to one of your records for awhile now. Love your music! Can’t wait to get your CD!!!
Hello, I am clearing songs for The Best Of Country Family Reunion. As it happens one Mr. Trent performed his song Talkin’ Blues in episode 13. According to BMI there is no contact information, just this website. If you could give me a contact to send my request to that would be very helpful.
Hi, saw you at the Grapevine Opry in 1980. Great Show and I met you afterwards. You were really nice. I was 20. I just turned 60 in July. “We are dust in the Wind”
Grew up watching Hee Haw and havd followed you in the years since. What a talent. Hope all is well and looking to buy your last album!
I went to Arcadia Grammer school with Buck. He played the banjo in and won every talent show we had.
Hello Buck I’m Randy Stewart I met you a few years back at the little Opry house in Florida I was the there with Jack and Jerry from Florida Bus coach and miss Kitty and Jt Curtis. I was the manager for Jt Curtis and his bus driver. You have me a autograph pick of you and my house got robbed and the picture is gone. I see you all the time on Hee Haw everyday here in las Vegas. I was wondering if I could get another picture signed by you for my office wall. If you could make it out to RockinRandy that would be so great. Thank you. Ps: if you ever get to Vegas or want to try here get a booking here let me know and I will see what I can do for you.
Have loved your playing for years. Grew up watching you on the Porter Waggoner show. I know you played a Mosrite some but what kind was that double cutaway with reverse headstock? Never seen one like it. Thanks!!!
Watching some hee haw episodes… brings back my childhood…sitting with my granny Saturday nights watching some tv
Just watched Kornfield Friends: Remembering Hee Haw. Brought back memories from my childhood. Great to see the Hee Haw gang is still rocking!
Just a friendly hello, great grand daughter of the wonderful Ward’s from Arcadia.
Hi Mr.Trent,I seen you in concert with porter wagoner,at the masonic temple,in scranton in 1970.I was born and raised on country,bluegrass,and gospel music.I also play guitar.I am now,a disabled veteran of The US Airforce.I would like to know,if you could send me some of your music.How my wife and I would love to see you in concert.
Thank you for any help that you could give to me.
Thank you,and God Bless.
Al Aukscunas
105 Little Spike Way
Scranton,Pennsylvania,18504
Hi Buck , As long as I have been knowing about you I never realized your birthday is one day before mine . Also I was born in Spartanburg So we were probably in the hospital together lol I remember you when you played with Bill my cousin. It really is a small world .
Been re enjoying hee haw episodes lately. I love your contributions.
Who needs guitar? Who needs a quality steel player? Two hundred years from now interested pickers will still be trying to figure out how to copy your amazing sound/tone. Who is better? NO ONE and Buck knows it. Jimi who?
Hi Buck. I used to bring you shoo fly pies. Hope you are doing well.
Growing up in the 1970s our family always look forward to watching Hee haw. The music was always great and the show skits always kept us laughing. When David Akeman (Stringbean) and his wife Estelle were tragically murdered . Hee haw fans across the country felt as if they just lost two family members. Many fans of the show did not know how the show would go on without String. Although it continued thanks to you and Roy, Grandpa ,Bobby,Roni and many others. Thanks Buck for giving this country we live in some great entertainment. When you are feeling down with all that’s went on Covid etc. The cure is to watch an episode of Hee Haw it will definitely lift your spirits. Thanks again Buck Trent.
Think about you every time I eat shoo-fly pie. I used to bring you some from Amish country in Pennsylvania. Loved your shows.
Hey Mr. Buck,
I’ll never forget the time you invited me to sing on your show.
I still share that experience with others from time to time.
You probably don’t remember because so many people have walked across your stage.
But thank you sir, for blessing me that day!
I saw Shoji passed away.
And made me think of all the performers that were in Branson when I was there, 91 to 94. And most of them gone now.
I’m glad to see the Lord is still blessing you Buck!
I’m still singing in Arkansas, for the Lord everywhere he opens the door! Love ya brother
“ It’s all about JESUS!”
I saw you play when I was very young. You are very good!
So long to the great Buck Trent, wish I could have played a lick or two with you since I never had the privilege of meeting the guys of Hee Haw but have heard stories of your greatness. So long Mr. Trent and thank you for your music. May God bless your family and friends and RIP
Met Buck in Branson several years ago when I drove a tour bus. Was fortunate enough to visit with many times. Really enjoyed his shows. He enjoyed golf as do I. We we the same age. Good bye my friend.
Sorry to just learn of the recent passing of Buck Trent, what a talented banjo player he was! Saw Buck perform live in concert with Roy Clark around 1978. Enjoyed his appearances on Hee Haw and TV talkshows ! He will be missed . . .
Hi buck I worked for Dolly road manager for George and Tammy…… my mother was Loretta O’Sullivan she went school with you! I’m retired now living on the ocean in South Carolina come stay in one of our houses no charge!
I grew in in Spartanburg listening to buck then worked for Dolly Road manager for Tammy and George…… you were great !
Watching you on Larry’s Ctry.Diner, Enjoying you very much.Now I know you a web site.Thanks
I went to school with buck and worked at a little cafe Hollifields in Arcadia and buck and Ronnie Blackwell would play music on the front porch every Saturday night.buck and I didn’t spend a whole lot of time in school but we both did pretty good I think.we knew how to work.buck didn’t say much but when he did you could put it in the bank.I’ll see you again one day buck and Ronnie too