Films and TV shows that feel like Made In Japan by Buck Owens
A cheeky, upbeat novelty about a heartbreaker, with a wry grin and a shrug, set against the optimism and anxiety of 1970s American consumer life.
- Walk the Line (2005): Classic-era country stardom, road-weary honky-tonk energy and rough-edged romance.
- Coal Miner's Daughter (1980): Plain-spoken, humorous slice of 1960s country music life and working-class roots.
- Hee Haw (1969): Buck Owens co-hosted it, and it has the same corny, good-natured, twangy humor.
- Nashville (1975): Country music scene portrayed with wry affection and a sly sense of humor.
- Honkytonk Man (1982): Dusty, melancholy-but-funny honky-tonk dreams on the road.
- Crazy Heart (2009): Twangy, weathered country troubadour with heartache and humor.
- The Dukes of Hazzard (1979): Breezy, good-ol'-boy fun with a country soundtrack and rural charm.