Owens and Rich continued recording, scoring No. 1 hits in 1966 with "Think of Me" (written by Don Rich and Estella Olson) and "Open Up Your Heart". In late 1966 bassist Doyle Holly left for a nine-month period and his vacant spot was filled by Wayne Wilson. Owens and his band scored three No. 1 hits in 1967 - "Where Does The Good Times Go?", "Sam's Place", and "Your Tender Loving Care" - and recorded another live album, this time in Japan, which also went on to great success.