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@hockeyman2274 2 дня назад

Just incredible- probably the best guitarist ever!

@chornk64 26 дней назад

I'm 60 years young and have heard many string artists play. However, none have ever been remotely close to the shear mastery of Roy Clark. Honestly, I don't believe anyone ever will be.

@jimwebb813 Месяц назад

Fastest fingers ever on guitar, thank you Roy rest in peace

@ImdaSnackGuy Год назад

When I was a child, my dad and I watched Roy Clark at the state fair. He pointed to me and told me to name any animal in the zoo. As I named them, he made his guitar sound like each and every one. Been a huge fan of this amazing man ever since.

@quita1569 Месяц назад

Cool.

@johnbattles1002 Год назад

It was a great day when there were actual artists who could just sit on a stool playing a guitar, with off-the-charts talent, and actually be insanely entertaining! Thank you, RU-vid, for being a "time machine" for me!

@wnyduchess Год назад

They're still out there if you look for them my man

@jimlong8077 11 месяцев назад

@@wnyduchess Mike Scheidt wasnt on a stool for Marrow but it was still pretty great...

@huntersmith1937 Месяц назад

It’s still alive! 😊

@loisjohnson7272 23 дня назад

❤he was always one of those nice, decent people, always friendly and always had a good sense of humor, ❤wonderful musical talent, could play any instrument with strings, excellent,❤miss,him too.

@briansam2524 3 месяца назад

Roy Clark was INCREDIBLE!!!

@matoldershaw4157 Месяц назад

You know it's a hard piece of guitar work when Roy Clark is concentrating that much !!!!

@calbeer3607 Год назад

Such an underrated guitarist! Most people have never even heard of Roy!

@anthonygarcia49 2 года назад

Roy Clark was a genius. Rest in peace Roy Clark

@robthebold4589 2 года назад

I was lucky to see Roy Clark perform twice, and he played Malaguena both times. What a treat to see him again! He was a consummate showman.

@LeaderDesslok Год назад

All I remember of Roy Clark as a little kid was that he played a banjo on Hee Haw. I'm in my 50s now and finally going back to discover classic country from the 50s through the 70s. Boy did I miss a lot of incredible performers!

@marcgrossman980 Год назад

Name 1 other guitarist on earth who could play this as well as Roy.

@billhassell434 Год назад

Glen Campbell ;)

@chuckcollins2349 Год назад

Can't be taught, truly God given.

@timmystips3935 Год назад

One of the greatest guitarists all of time... hands down. AND he didn't use a pick!!

@Glen-wl4xo 8 месяцев назад

He used fingers And a pick. Dependant on his whimsey.. However, there is a new kid these days who is even More incredible, and he does NOT use a pick. Really

@timmystips3935 8 месяцев назад

@@Glen-wl4xoYeah I've seen that kid and he's incredible. But no one can match Roy's versatility. Not only play this, but easily picked up anything with strings...

@Danimal1577 Год назад

Roy Clark, shredding that ax like a boss 🎸🔥

@silva777 Месяц назад

And doin it way before the bosses were born.

@scottabner9812 Год назад

Roy was what me START playing at 5. Haven't stopped.

@james.j1066 Год назад

O My God. You have never heard better . Ever

@DSheartlady 2 года назад

this shows just how gifted a guitarist roy clark was thanks for the posting😊

@bobdavis3357 2 года назад

Yesterday, when I was young, so many happy songs..were waiting to be sung. Roy Clarke 4 EVER. I remember watching him on Hee Haw singing that song and playing his fiddle like it was a guitar. Roy was a truly gifted musician.

@42NORRIS 2 года назад

Virtuoso guitarist Roy Clark!

@FQ8 Год назад

I first watched this performance on the Odd Couple when I was a teen. It blew me away then and still blows me away today!

@troyprice4371 Год назад

Just stumbled across this forgotten hero. Legendary performance 🤘🤘🙌🙌

@that70sgirl90 2 года назад

Magnificent! Takes me back in time... every Saturday night my parents watched Hee Haw with Roy Clark and Buck Owens. If you wanted to watch TV... that's what was on. That's how I learned to appreciate many genres. Sometimes I would complain, but what I wouldn't do to be sitting in my parent's living room watching Hee Haw! 😔 Thank you for sharing! 💖

@joehill8014 2 года назад

Yes. Hee Haw and the Johnny Cash Show.

@that70sgirl90 2 года назад

@@joehill8014 Yes Indeed... "I Walk The Line." Thank you for the memories! 💖

@that70sgirl90 2 года назад

@@joehill8014 The Porter Wagoner Show.

@joehill8014 2 года назад

@@that70sgirl90 Thanks for the reminder. I went to see Porter Wagoner and the Wagonmasters at a show in Redding, CA in 1973. Dolly Parton was with him at the time. I loved the CW music back then.

@that70sgirl90 2 года назад

@@joehill8014 I Love Dolly Pardon! She is some Lady!! She doesn't forget where she came from, and she's proud of it!! What a great memory you have from back in 1973, but thanks a million for sharing it! 💖

@matthewclark9652 2 года назад

One of my favorite albums by the late Roy Clark "The Incredible Roy Clark" (from 1971) is NOT on Apple iTunes. I think that the master reel to reel tape was burned by the Universal Studios fire back in June 2008 as well as his other albums!!!

@bh5606 2 года назад

Genius at work.

@unitedsongbirds 2 года назад

Such brilliance and heart 💯💖

@cougar3429 Месяц назад

This is an absolute master class and amazing song/ performance. But at 2:37, he hits another gear. I could listen to that for hours.

@marcgatto9675 2 года назад

Roy could play. Magnificent

@donaldtackett6020 2 года назад

Roy was a Master period !

@SamSveistrup 2 года назад

maybe the best picker ever

@jawa4637 Год назад

He's good. That's for sure❤️

@danielabilez3619 Год назад

Debatable. I just want to enjoy his playing. Boy can he play no issue there. He is inspirational

@sudy1418 Год назад

Roy was a serious musician.

@cetorbett 11 месяцев назад

1:25 No better example of guitar face than right here!

@rjillidge3 Год назад

Roy looks very serious when he plays this. Not his usual ligh hearted self.

@bythebayou5351 Год назад

@@kevinkesterson1806 thanks for that explanation.

@TheHudduf1 Год назад

32k views and only 554 likes. What's wrong with people?

@jim5746 Год назад

Incredible !!!

@kazy8029 8 месяцев назад

With that tone? Fucking madman and genius.

@johnschall3013 Год назад

The man was amazing. I watched him on Hee Haw when I was a kid, I’m 50 now and truly appreciate how special he was.

@zerozerohero7189 Год назад

My dad did a few session takes on this album with Roy

@MungoMonro-dn7zy 7 месяцев назад

I don't know if Roy is the best guitarist but he's sure enough up there.

@dominicsmith181 7 месяцев назад

The best and the first 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@fabrisoto 2 года назад

💃👏🏽💃👏🏽💃👏🏽💃

@shyman99 2 года назад

Outstanding instrumental. I was afraid he was going to break a string as he really worked that guitar to perfection.

@lonestarfriend 2 года назад

So good! And I remember watching him every week on Hee Haw.

@zero_bs_tolerance8646 10 месяцев назад

Beautiful.

@kelseymathias3881 Год назад

The Master

@garryholt5085 7 месяцев назад

There is none better.......and he did a good fiddle to.

@javiercastro6747 2 года назад

Fine, fine musician for sure. Y Sabía tocar a lo latino tambien.

@calebking4638 10 месяцев назад

Musicians, and those who have the "ear" for catching all the insane intricacies involved within this phenomenal piece of musical genius, I truly feel for you, and i know just how disheartened you have become throughout the years due to the seemingly forgotten desires of real art in music, such as is depicted in this performance. If you feel this way, let me give you some advice that may help alleviate your situation and reestablish your faith in musicians of this day and age. Go into the settings of your youtube, spotify, fb, etc apps, and delete all your stored information pertaining to such things as like songs, videos, and so forth. Then go into the advertisement settings and reset or delete all of the saved crap in there as well. This will reset the algorithms back to default, which basically means back to brand new, and see what kind of new stuff the apps recommend for your viewing and listening pleasures. Youre welcome.

@GiganticWeen 9 месяцев назад

THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!

@garryholt5085 7 месяцев назад

None Better, not one.

@hockeyman2274 Год назад

WOW!!!!!

@Gibson343088 10 месяцев назад

I hope he gave that guitar a cigatette after this, holy shit lol.

@CincinnatiRay 3 месяца назад

Take that Eddy V.

@HenryCasillas 2 дня назад

❄️

@user-ov2so1pr9b 10 месяцев назад

Wow don’t what else to say 😮

@johnbroadway4196 2 года назад

And yet he is never mentioned with other great guitarists ?!

@johnnixon4085 5 месяцев назад

I'll never understand why he wasn't awarded the title of Certified Guitar Player by Chet Atkins.

2 года назад

Always have said, "Roy Clark, one of the best guitarists along with Jerry Reed and Roger Miller."

@keithhicks3006 2 года назад

..and Glen Campbell

2 года назад

@@keithhicks3006 yes indeed! Very true. I could have seen him at the Hollywood Bowl on his final tour. I did NOT go. I regret that.

@keithhicks3006 2 года назад

@ I took my mom to see Glen on his last tour, she still talks about it

@christophermerrill5746 2 года назад

I believe this is the song the Mexicans played for those Texas boys at the Alamo.

@randyvick593 2 года назад

that would have been Deguello, (No Quarter, Slit Throat).

@christophermerrill5746 2 года назад

@@randyvick593 You are right...its hell to get old.

@dennisharrington3874 Год назад

Virtuoso

@jawa4637 Год назад

❤

@dondillen7428 Год назад

Jimmy Hendrix once called him the greatest guitar player ever.

@andrewrobertson309 Год назад

Your turn Jimi.

@JoshLooperMusic 2 года назад

I was wondering why the guitar had some twang in the tone which is weird because the Gibson is set in the rhythm pickup position. The reason? He’s not plugged in! He’s playing alright but the guitar is played as an acoustic and is heard in its natural woody tone. The hot mics were overhead right out of sight I’m sure. Rest In Peace Roy! What a talent

@sandywinfield9406 2 года назад

Is that a Gibson all solid wood ? Model? If so thats probably why its got that good of a sound not plugged in.

@sandywinfield9406 2 года назад

Obviously a hollow body but no laminates

@riogrande163 2 года назад

You can see the cable shaking at 2:37

@bythebayou5351 Год назад

@@sandywinfield9406 someone else commented that it is a hollow body guitar.

@scottabner9812 Год назад

I'll be 52 Jan 3rd.

@kelseymathias3881 Год назад

nice birth day present....Happy Birthday!

@CharlieRootsMusic Год назад

I bet he could give a woman hell!

@torontorox 2 года назад

hee haw!

@thomasrastocky3871 2 года назад

Hate you/Love you RU-vid. This time I love you.

@chetmyers7041 Год назад

Where are the backup dancers?

@AmeriCandor76 Год назад

What did people use before Pro tools? Pros

@user-gi2ob7pz9n 2 года назад

Electric Spanish

@jfweimar Год назад

who is Buck Owens?

@kelseymathias3881 Год назад

Alvis Edgar Owens Jr. (August 12, 1929[1] - March 25, 2006),[2] known professionally as Buck Owens, was an American musician, singer, songwriter, and band leader. He was the lead singer for Buck Owens and the Buckaroos, which had 21 No. 1 hits on the Billboard country music chart. He pioneered what came to be called the Bakersfield sound, named in honor of Bakersfield, California, Owens's adopted home and the city from which he drew inspiration for what he preferred to call "American music".[3] FROM WIKIPEDIA

@bythebayou5351 Год назад

@@kelseymathias3881 thank you.