Buck - Sugar Britches

Review by Shannon Ferguson

Sugar Britches by Buck: A Funky Little Gem That Sticks Alright, let’s talk about Sugar Britches by Buck. This album is like that one quirky friend who shows up uninvited but ends up being the life of the party. Released under Sonnibuck and hailing from the US, it’s got all the vibes of classic Funk/Soul—groovy, raw, and just a little bit cheeky (pun totally intended). With only two tracks, it might seem short, but trust me, this thing packs more punch than your morning coffee. First off, we’ve got “Sugar Britches (Vocal).” Man, oh man, this track hits different. It’s funky in that way where you can’t help but wiggle around like nobody’s watching. The vocals are smooth as butter on a hot biscuit, with lyrics that feel playful yet soulful. There’s something about how they stretch out certain words—it’s almost hypnotic. You find yourself humming along even when you’re trying to focus on adulting stuff, like paying bills or pretending to care during Zoom meetings. And those horns? They pop in at just the right moments, adding layers of sass and swagger. Honestly, if this song doesn’t make you want to grab someone for an impromptu dance sesh, check your pulse. Then there’s “Sugar Britches (Instrumental),” which flips the vibe completely. Without vocals, the groove takes center stage, letting each instrument shine like it’s auditioning for its own solo career. The bassline slaps so hard it could moonlight as a workout playlist. I mean, seriously, my dog started doing zoomies across the living room floor when I played this one. If that ain’t a sign of greatness, I don’t know what is. What sticks with me here is how stripped-down everything feels—you can really hear the personality of every note. It’s less polished, sure, but that’s what makes it so dang charming. Now, here’s the kicker: while most albums try to cram in 10+ tracks to prove their worth, Sugar Britches keeps it simple. Two songs, done well. No filler, no fluff. In a world obsessed with quantity over quality, Buck reminds us that sometimes less really is more. Plus, naming both tracks after the album itself? Bold move, but it works. Like wearing matching socks and shoes—it shouldn’t work, but somehow it does. So yeah, Sugar Britches isn’t gonna change your life or anything deep like that. But it’ll definitely give you a reason to smile, shake your hips, and maybe question why modern music doesn’t have more cowbell. Oh, and fun fact: listening to this album makes potato chips taste better. True story. Try it.

Artist: Buck
Album: Sugar Britches

Funk / Soul

Rating: 4.5

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Filename: buck-sugar-britches.zip

MP3 size: 13.2 mb
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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Sugar Britches (Instrumental)
Sugar Britches (Vocal)

Video

BUCK Sugar Britches 70s Rare Soul

SONNY ADAMS Sugar Britches (instr)

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Catalog Numbers

SB 112175

Labels

Sonnibuck

Listen online

lytte på nettet
écouter en ligne
ouvir online
escuchar en línea
online anhören
lyssna på nätet
online luisteren
ascolta in linea
kuunnella verkossa

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Vinyl
7"
45 RPM
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Notes

Same as artist "Sonny" on Sonnibuck SB 112175 This one uses "Buck" as artists name, possibly after the label "Sonnibuck"

About Buck

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Buck
Sonny

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Sonny Adams

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Sugar Britches* by Buck is a hidden gem in the Funk/Soul genre. It hails from the US and was released under the label Sonnibuck. What makes it unique? It only has two tracks—both versions of the same song. One is vocal, and the other is instrumental. It’s like getting two sides of the same musical coin. Simple but full of groove!

Comments

darwinnix

2025-03-05

He found this song from my 45 LP collection Sheila Armstrong here in Austin TX.

sushihound

2025-03-05

This 45LP comes from my collection Sheila Armstrong Austin Texas.

dharmon2014

2025-03-04

My Grandfather produced this and did the lyrics!! Truly honored to follow in his footsteps!! #STRIV34Life ?????

microestadisticademortalidad

2025-03-03

Soulful Art, loving this !.

bertpenny1702

2025-03-02

Classic! ?❤?????❤?

davidmarcoslujan1

2025-03-02

I've been looking for this song for years. This is my late cousin Edith Mae Jones! Do you by any chance have "You Lay So Easy on My Mind" which was stolen and rerecorded many times by great artists including Conway Twitty. Thanks so much for posting this song

bunbeeb

2025-03-02

This is my great grandma omg

swissstonersofficial

2025-03-01

Man , I use to sing this song all day...good ol days..Thanks for posting!! been looking for it a long time.." U tore your stitches sugar britches"

boniboyblue

2025-02-28

<3 <3 <3

geopolitik4

2025-02-28

I never EVER thought I would hear this ever again !!! I was hanging out in Enfield N.C. back in the 70's and heard this song being from n,y,c, as I am they didn't play this song up there and hearing this again makes me want to find a pretty country girl that knows how to make me OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWW !

ardinsyah88

2025-02-28

I dig it!

huhohi777599913129

2025-02-28

OH MY GOD...!!! Where did you dig up this gem of a tune...?...lol I was 12 yrs old in 76 when I 1st heard this...lol SUGAR BRITCHES...!!!

neilharford

2025-02-28

Never heard this one.
It's real good!!!

abdullahabdulhadi14

2025-02-28

Luv it!

anags289

2025-02-27

You have the hippest record collection, man. Thanks for all the great grooves!

processingfoundation

2025-02-27

this gettin chopped
<3

boimtokdaily

2025-02-27

??❤?

3dmemoirs

2025-02-26

HELLEO AMERICA ! ???? JAMES ADAM JR , DAD PLAYS Oregon in the background this song instrumental and Boca on the next song James Junior Adams is trying to reach out to his dad senior James Ray Adams in California if any of y'all know the future subscriber please make a comment to us so we can help this young man find his dad to me he has a heavy heart for his dad thank you America doing this for my friend James Island you're surely James Trevino