Owens and Rich continued recording singles in Bakersfield. In 1961 "Foolin' Around" spent eight weeks in the No. 2 slot. Up to that point Owens had stuck to the Texas Shuffle style, with Rich playing the role of the "lonesome fiddler". That sound would change with Owens' 1962 single "You're For Me", a song he'd written several years prior. The shuffle on the snare drum moved to a tightly closed high-hat, and the off-beat was accented by an aggressive half-rimshot half-click on the snare drum. The bass went from upright to electric. Owens dubbed it the "freight train" sound; it is now often referred to as the "Bakersfield Sound".