Most Popular Songs
The Messiah Will Come Again
1972 • Roy Buchanan
Please Don't Turn Me Away
1974 • That's What I Am Here For
Roy's Bluz
1974 • That's What I Am Here For
My Baby Says She's Gonna Leave Me
1974 • That's What I Am Here For
Hey Joe
1974 • That's What I Am Here For
Down By The River
1978 • You're Not Alone
Can I Change My Mind
1975 • Live Stock
Sweet Dreams
1972 • Roy Buchanan
When A Guitar Plays The Blues
1985 • When a Guitar Plays The Blues
A Nickel And A Nail
1985 • When a Guitar Plays The Blues
I Am A Lonesome Fugitive
1972 • Roy Buchanan
Country Boy
1985 • When a Guitar Plays The Blues
Black Autmn
Reelin And Rockin
1975 • Live Stock
Why Don't You Want Me?
1985 • When a Guitar Plays The Blues
Pete's Blues
1972 • Roy Buchanan
All Songs
A Nickel And A Nail
After Hours
Black Autmn
C.C. Rider
Can I Change My Mind
Country Boy
Down By The River
Good God Have Mercy
Haunted House
Hey Joe
I Am A Lonesome Fugitive
If Six Were Nine
My Baby Says She's Gonna Leave Me
Pete's Blues
Please Don't Turn Me Away
Reelin And Rockin
Roy's Bluz
Sweet Dreams
The Messiah Will Come Again
When A Guitar Plays The Blues
Why Don't You Want Me?
Trivia about Roy Buchanan
- What is the latest album by Roy Buchanan?
- The latest album by Roy Buchanan is “Live From Austin TX”, released in 2012 with 3 tracks.
- What is the oldest album by Roy Buchanan?
- The oldest album by Roy Buchanan is “Roy Buchanan”, released in 1972 with 5 tracks.
- What is the most successful song by Roy Buchanan?
- The most popular song by Roy Buchanan is “The Messiah Will Come Again”, from the album “Roy Buchanan”, released in 1972.
- How many albums has Roy Buchanan released?
- Between 1972 and 2012 Roy Buchanan released 17 Albums
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