Together Again

Grateful Dead / NRPS

No Grateful Dead or NRPS recordings.

Others

Together Again/My Heart Skips A Beat, Buck Owens, 1964
Carnegie Hall Concert, Buck Owens & His Buckaroos, 1966
Country All The Way, Kitty Wells, 1966
The Greatest Live Show on Earth, Jerry Lee Lewis, 1964
The Buck Owens Song Book, Buck Owens, 1966
Sings The Great Hits of Buck Owens, Jody Miller, 1966
Ray Charles, 1966
The Sound of Country Music, Dottie West, 1967
Together Again, Kitty Wells and Red Foley, 1967
The Best of Buck Owens, Vol. 2, Buck Owens, 1968
Cream Of The Crop, Wanda Jackson, 1968
Close-Up, Buck Owens, 1969
Buck Owens in London, Buck Owens & His Buckaroos, 1969
Two Aces: Sho-Budding Again, Buddy Emmons & Shot Jackson, 1971
Elite Hotel, Emmylou Harris, 1975
Full Of Fire, Al Green, 1976
Sleepless Nights, Gram Parsons & The Flying Burrito Brothers, 1976
Dim Lights, Thick Smoke and Loud, Loud Music, The Flying Burrito Brothers, 1987
Saturday Rolling Around, The GPs, 1991
The Buck Owens Collection: 1959-1990, Buck Owens, 1992
The Honky Tonk Years: 1950-1966, Ray Price & the Cherokee Cowboys, 1996
Portraits, Emmylou Harris, 1996
Genius & Soul: The 50th Anniversary Collection, Ray Charles, 1997
I'll Take Care of You, Mark Lanegan, 1999
100 Country Greats, Various Artists (Faron Young), 2000
The Collection, The Flying Burrito Brothers, 2005
Songbird: Rare Tracks & Forgotten Gems, Emmylou Harris, 2007
Dwight Sings Buck, Dwight Yoakam, 2007
Live in Scandinavia, Buck Owens, 2007
Act Naturally: The Buck Owens Recordings 1953-1964, ,Buck Owens, 2008

Notes

Owens has said that he wrote this in 15 minutes at 3.00 one morning. Calling it a throwaway song he released it as a B-side with My Heart Skips A Beat - both became number one records.

The songs was also number one in the country charts 12 years later (1976) for Emmylou Harris. Harris said of the song "I think it sums up all that country music tries to be - incredibly simple, yet very poignant and moving."