Bucky Taylor passed away on February 13, 2026. This website remains as part of his legacy and a place to celebrate the music he loved. Read Bucky's Legacy →

Gotta Love That Classic 80's Rock 'n' Roll

Bucky Taylor started making music at a young age. First learning to keep the beat with a brand new drum set passed down from his brother, David. From there, he moved on to joining his grade school band where he studied different instruments, techniques like playing the timpani in the school orchestra. He continued to play in the school band until his junior year. From there he joined his first band with his brother David (the Moses Band).

He loves writing and creating his own songs and sound. Most of all he loves playing to a live crowd.

Originally from the Wolcottville, Indiana area, he has played in a number of bands across Michiana area including:

The Moses Band with David Taylor, Jerry Pearson and Randy
Voodoo Dolls with David Taylor and Guadalupe Cantu And,
Lock & Load with Roger Morningstar and John Went.

Now located in the Walterboro, South Carolina area, he is looking to connect with local musicians and reconnect with past friends and fans from his old stomping grounds.

A Few Music Clips to Explore

A few drum clips from Bucky's music are featured here. His full collection, including lyrics, can be explored below.

Music Clip From The Song "Knock Me Down"

Music Clip From The Song "London Fog"

Music Clip From The Song "Leather & Lace"

Achievements

Leather & Lace CD

In 2003 The band Lock & Load dreamed of making an album. The CD "Leather & Lace" is the final result of that goal. This ten song CD has a style and flavor all it's own.

The Original Harley Song

EXCLUSIVE: Written by David Taylor, performed by Voodoo Dolls and produced by Loft Studios. The ORIGINAL Harley Song can be heard here in the music section.

Live In Concert

Bucky Taylor loves playing to a live audience. He toured the club circuit and outdoor concerts in and around Michigan/Indiana for decades.

A Note About Bucky

Bucky Taylor passed away on February 13, 2026.

Music was a big part of Bucky's life. From playing with bands and performing to writing, recording, and sharing his music, it was something he truly loved.

Bucky created this website to share that part of himself with the world. Rather than letting his website disappear, we have chosen to preserve it as he intended — as a place where his music, his work, and a little piece of his story can continue to live.

This site is now a legacy archive and is no longer actively maintained. The music and memories shared here remain for the friends, family, fellow musicians, and fans who knew Bucky — and for those who may discover his music for the first time.

Thank you for visiting and taking the time to remember Bucky through the music he loved.