Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Ronnie Reno takes the lead covering the Buck Owens classic Where Does The Good Times Go with the Osborne Brothers.
Ronnie Reno was with the Osborne Brothers from around mid 1968 - late 1972 (approx.) and EVERYTHING they cut in those years sounded better in my opinion BECAUSE of Ronnie. The majority of my favorite Osborne stuff falls neatly into that time frame.
Ronnie went with Merle Haggard in the summer of 1973 and stayed with him until the early 80's... (est.)....
Recorded April 21 1969 Bradley's Barn, Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN – Osborne Brothers (Dale Sledd [gt], Ray Edenton [gt], Grady Martin [gt], Hal Rugg [steel], Ronnie Reno [fiddle], Lightnin Chance [bass], William Ackerman [drums], Hargus Robbins [piano]. Producer: Harry Silverstein)
Ronnie Reno takes the lead covering the Buck Owens classic Where Does The Good Times Go with the Osborne Brothers.
Ronnie Reno was with the Osborne Brothers from around mid 1968 - late 1972 (approx.) and EVERYTHING they cut in those years sounded better in my opinion BECAUSE of Ronnie. The majority of my favorite Osborne stuff falls neatly into that time frame.
Ronnie went with Merle Haggard in the summer of 1973 and stayed with him until the early 80's... (est.)....
Recorded April 21 1969 Bradley's Barn, Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN – Osborne Brothers (Dale Sledd [gt], Ray Edenton [gt], Grady Martin [gt], Hal Rugg [steel], Ronnie Reno [fiddle], Lightnin Chance [bass], William Ackerman [drums], Hargus Robbins [piano]. Producer: Harry Silverstein)
