FIRST TIME REACTING TO | ROY CLARK "MALAGUENA" REACTION
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Thanks, Britt - Roy Clark was usually known as an "awe-shucks" country musician.. very humble, but one of the best guitarists... and in fact, could play just about any stringed instrument.. thanks for your listen!
The fact that he could flawlessly play this piece of music was phenomenal. The fact that he played it on steel strings is LEGENDARY!
And LIVE!!
@@Mr.56Goldtop Nah. I'm pretty sure he's dead.
@@miked2445 SMH
and he doesn't just play one type of music, he can play all kinds of music. Latin, Country, heck just make up a type of music and he'll play it.
This was one of his more serious performances, but make no mistake about it, he is one of the best performers.
It was written by a Cuban, it's a folk dancers, almost Flamingo. It was written back in the 30's or 40's and before Roy Clark there was one guy, a classical guitarist whoever played it. Very few besides Roy Clark do it justice.
Thats roy clark for you no surprise as i grew up hearing him
Brit I love Roy Clark but I've heard many Flamenco guitarist do the song even Robby Krieger of the doors of Light My Fire Fame which Robby wrote please but he opens the song Spanish Caravan playing this Flamenco guitar intro Malaguena ... but the one that has truly blown my mind is the performance by TH-cam "Charo" 1977 Flamenco or Charro Malaguena ... pronounced: Mala' gen * ya! What is so mind-blowing Charo has always been presented its is Corky comedic personality sexy and vivacious but never taken seriously until she performs flamenco guitar check it out!
Roy's guitar went out for a cigarette after that performance!
Now you need to listen to him play it on a acoustic guitar. He plays it on acoustic guitar in the show "The Odd Couple"
Watch the black and white video of him playing 12th street rag. He's every bit as good as Eddie Van Halen. Plus he was just a great guy.
Listen to Glen Campbell the William Tell Overture. You will like it.
Could play any stringed at Master levels
It’s Mal- a- gway- nya, phonetically
Someone once asked Eddie Van Halen (don't worry if you haven't played his music yet, you will) what it felt like to be the greatest guitarist on Earth. His response; "I wouldn't know, you'd have to ask Roy Clark".
Britt,you just saw one of the very best guitar players ever! The best rock/blues players couldn't do what Roy could.He was also a very good singer,and a very funny guy.Thanks for this!
This was done probably 50 years ago. Roy Clark was so far ahead of his time. No one played with the speed he did. One of the greatest musicians of all time
Roy Clark sadly is no longer with us, but he could play pretty much anything with strings though he was best known as a singer. He was a legend in country music and he co-hosted, with Buck Owens, the old TV show, Hee-haw for about 20 years. Hee-haw was on CBS from 1969 to 1971 and then was in syndication from 1971 to 1993. Two of Roy's biggest hits as a singer were, "Thank God and Greyhound She's Gone" and "Yesterday When I was Young". Thank you for your reaction to this song. BTW, you probably noticed that this performance was LIVE. No retakes. No "tweaking" by a sound mixer back in the studio. No autotune. Just years and years and years of practice!
Reckon he's giving harp lessons now...
That show, Roy Clark, and my big sister's album "Blizzard of Oz" with Randy Rhoads are the reasons I picked up a guitar at 9 years old.
I always remembered him for his guitar. My dad was a huge country fan, so I remember Roy from Hee Haw when I was a kid.
ROY CLARK WAS NOT BEST KNOWN FOR BEING A SINGER . HE WAS FANTASTIC ON ANY STRINGED INSTRUMENT AND WAS A VERY GOOD SINGER ALSO . HE WAS AN ALL-AROUND ENTERTAINER WHO WAS PROBABLY THE GREATEST GUITARIST OF HIS TIME , IF NOT OF ALL TIME
Best known as a singer to people who only listened to radio. No one cared much about his singing.
Roy was known for his fast and accurate strumming and picking. Best in the business!
Roy was a genius on anything with strings. I'm convinced he could play an old pair of tennis shoes and make them sound amazing. I highly recommend his song, Yesterday, When I Was Young.
Some musicians are known for a certain song that belongs to them and Yesterday When I Was Young was his. Thank you for sharing.
By the way, it is pronounced MAHLA GAIN YA. Or close enough. The style is called Flamenco, like the dance. When he slaps the guitar he is emulating the dancers heels as the do the hard tap type where the Spanish dancers fling the very colorful skirts. Beautiful dance and beautiful song. Roy is definitely one of the best guitarist of al time.
Good , I think it should be GWAIN .. ♠W.G.
Roy was a stringed instrument virtuoso..the work he did doesn't begin to showcase the man's immense talent.
Roy Clark was amazing, he could play anything with strings...This is a spanish flamenco style song, usually played on an acoustic guitar, which, imho, sounds much better than with an electric....I highly recommend glistening to an acoustic version.
Roy did an version on a western guitar for the TV-Series "The odd couple". th-cam.com/video/-xssnp7R51A/w-d-xo.html
Agree
Roy would demolish nylon strings with his 256th-note strumming. That said, Roy did this on an acoustic on "The Odd Couple". Knocked it clear out of tune, still sounded great.
I don't care if the strings were made of old cat hair, Roy Clark could make it sing. He was one of many, but the best of many, I would opine.
Yes, That is one guy and one guitar! Ole' Roy was a guitar player that Every Rock and Roll guitarist wishes they could be. ;)
Accelt Jimy Page and Stevie Ray Vaughn
He was known as "the man who could play anything with strings". His mastery is legendary. The Malaguena IS a subgenre of flamenco. I saw a girl from Spain react to this video and she was so stunned that she was at a loss for words about just how good he really was
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Roy Clark is the greatest guitar player to ever exist on this planet. It's hard to tell on the video, but I think this is a version with a 12 string guitar. This song is known as being very hard to play. Roy plays it on the hardest guitar to play on. He was amazing, but flew under the radar, because he never sought out the spotlight. He wasn't known as much of a singer, but he did have a few hit songs in his career.
......I'd count the number of strings. There are 6 strings as evidenced by the number of tuning knobs on the guitar's headstock........ 🥸
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Equally talented, th-cam.com/video/jjTI4VRX39Y/w-d-xo.html
"Roy Clark is the greatest guitar player to ever exist on this planet"..... uhmmm no offense but have you heard of Chet Atkins or Django Reinhardt.
@@scottangel1663 Listen to Charro play it. Remember the "coochie-coochie girl"? She's an award-winning Spanish Classic Guitarist. She will knock your socks off, too.
I always loved how when Eddie Van Halen was asked what it was like being the greatest guitar player in the world, he said he didn't know, you'd have to ask Roy Clark.
If it had strings, Roy could play it... give him a tennis racquet and he could get a tune out if it.
Roy was one of the best. Chet Atkins was another great guitar player.
I love the version of this song he did on the tv show The Odd Couple. It’s on a acoustic guitar and it’s amazing. You can see on the actor’s face how amazed they are as he plays.
Oh yeah. Halfway through the piece, Tony Randal and Jack Klugman forgot they were on a show and were just mesmerized, watching a master play four feet in front of them.
@@JeshuaSquirrel
Absolutely. You could see they completely forgot they were actors and were the audience with front row center seats. In complete awe of that they were witnessing. Just look at Tony & Jack's faces. That tells all.
They knew they had a great guitarist on stage, but Roy wasn't a mere "great guitarist". Better description would be "virtuoso".
Thanks to the recording formats, although gone, we are very fortunate to be able to still enjoy and wonder in awe at your wizardry.
Hands down one of the best guitar players to ever live, not to mention every other stringed instrument. Find is video with Roy Clark and Glen Campbell. It will blow your mind, Glen was also as good as they come.
Certainly in the conversation along with Jimi Hendrix and Prince.
Roy was one of the greatest guitar pickers around. He could play it all. RIP Roy
Roy Clark is in my top ten guitarist, but he also plays banjo, fiddle and anything with strings. Another member of the Country Music Hall of Fame. Check out him and Buck Trent doing Dueling Banjos.
He is also a singer and has a very good sense of humor as well. He has some funny songs too and with just as much talent.
One of the greatest guitarists of all time. I actually prefer his performance from the tv show "The Odd Couple". No video artistry which I think detracts from his playing. Like you said early on "My Eyes".
Great reaction. New to your channel. I'll mention a couple of other Roy Clark songs that are worth reacting to.
"Thank God and Greyhound" (for him singing)
"Folsom Prison Blues" (the duet with Johnny Cash is amazing)
"12th Street Rag" and "Duelin' Banjos" (for more instrumentals in different genres)
I think Roy could play about any genre on any stringed instrument. Truly one of the great entertainers of his era.
That 'flippy red thing' is some 70s director's idea of edgy graphics. Probably just got a new board and thought it would be cool. It's actually annoying AF. Nice reaction!
Exactly it’s flemenco. Mal-a-gwain-ya
Thank you!!
Growing up, Roy, Glen Campbell, Jose Feliciano...those bruddahs were the greatest!!
Yeah flamenco got it darlin, Roy Clark was a very accomplished musician played nearly any instrument you can imagine
and clean, no distortion, one take live tv.
Roy was a self taught multi-instrumentalist who showed all of us "You can do it!!"
First.. love the hair! Gorgeous as always.
Roy Clark is an outstanding musician, singer and comedian. I grew up watching Hee Haw and there was so much talent on that show every week and he brought it all together! Amazing talent!
Hi Britt. The song is pronounced like Mala-gwainya. The great Roy Clark. Equally adept on banjo and fiddle, but recognized as a guitar master.
MASTER. PERIOD
I assume they put the special effect background because they could. Such was TV in the 60's and 70's. 😊
The "MALAGUENA" is a Spanish dance similar to the fandango.
Roy Clark is The Greatest to Touch Stringed instruments
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Another great from that era was Glenn Campbell
Perfect a cappella harmonization: Voctave's Disney Princess Medley. Please!
Roy Clark was a virtuoso on any stringed instrument and my favorite country singer and performer for years. This rendition proves his talents weren't restricted to country.
Regarding the crazy lights, welcome to the 70's (maybe the 60's)!
I picked you because you’re the prettiest one on here😂 Roy Clark was an amazing instrumentalist he could put the guitar down and do the same thing with a plethora of other instruments and just nail it he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2009 Entertainer of the Year 1973 and instrumentalist of the year 1977 1978 and 1980 a fantastic human being and yes he could sing listen to Tips of my Fingers from 62-63
Flamenco is played on nylon string on acoustic, they also use fingertip picks on the fingers. Roy has one pick and steel strings. WOW
Roy Clark was a true musical genus. What really makes it amazing is he is just as good on the Banjo and Violin. He was also a great comedian and all around good man.
Every string instrument he played needed a cigarette when he was done
Yes, it is Mexican/Spanish. RIP Roy! Peace, Love!!
The first time I heard him do this was on an episode of Hee-Haw back in the '70s and it brought tears to my eyes. For one man to get that much music out of one guitar, and with such precision and clarity, is absolutely amazing! I still get chills watching and listening to it.
You are correct that this is Flamenco music from Spain. This music is often used as show off music for guitarists to flex their technical muscles.
Great reaction. Try Roy Clark’s “12th Street Rag.” Amazing.
One of the few completely serious performances you'll ever see from Roy. He was well known as a funny guy. Hosted Hee-Haw all those years. Biggest hit song was "Thank God and Greyhound You're Gone." Also, of course, one of the greatest guitarists ever.
Roy's originally from the show Hee Haw.
He is doing this left handed and I have seen him do this same song with his right hand too, wow ❤what talents he was blessed with ❤
Roy was right handed. It appears the opposite in mirror image in her video reproduction. Never played left handed.
One of the guitar Gods. Seeing him play with Glen Campbell is one of the greatest privileges to ever see. Astonishing.
These were great guitarist. Grew up listening to them. A few more icons that have passed away: Jerry Reed, Chet Atkins, Glen Cambell and James Burton. Everyone wanted to record with them, and they often did on many recorded albums. They were legendary with all kinds of styles and techniques that may have used over the years.
No hyperbole he one of the greatest guitarists in history.
One of the greatest if not the greatest guitar players of all time. You'd really enjoy Roy Clark and Johnny Cash performing Orange Blossom Special.
Hee haw
He was a true country boy and one of the very best guitarists. He plays different styles of music. Not usually this kind, so you'll have to check out other videos of his. He was amazing.
Jim Stafford does a good job of this, too.
If you enjoyed this version, check out the video of him playing this song on an episode of a show called The Odd Couple. This version is on an electric guitar, that one is on an acoustic guitar.
I like the version in which he played it on an acoustic, when he appeared on an old sitcom.. I forget the name of the sitcom though.
The Odd Couple
Before I saw this (back in day) I thought Roy Clark was just a banjo playing hillbilly country bumpkin. But after I saw this incredible performance, he won so much respect from me (and probably many many others) Great reaction. Oh that weird effect at the beginning, everyone did things like back in the 70’s. It was suppose to be cool.
He was not only a great musician he was also hilariously funny.
VASTLY underrated guitarist.
Roy Clark was another country star. Country has always gotten short shrift for talent and seriousness. Many of them were more talented than a lot of the classically trained performers of their time, or ever.
Roy Clark…one of a kind!!! RIP Roy! And thank you!
He's probably the best guitar player ever. Roy was the master of any stringed instrument. My favorite vocal by him is "thank God and greyhound".
YES, I also think that" Yesterday when I was young " are his two best songs.
The dance is Flamenco
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Stevie Ray Vaughan was once asked what is was like to be the greatest guitarist in the world and he said, "I don't know. Ask Roy Clark". That Virginia boy could play anything with strings. Equally as proficient on banjo, mandolin and fiddle.
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Of all the people doing reactions to this "you" are the first to correctly name the type of music this is, "Flamenco" from ""Spain". Malaguena (hard "G") is a rather difficult piece to play when played properly, very fast, and alot of those famous guitarists who are supposed to be good probably cannot play this. There is a video of Roy Clark playing this with a 12 string guitar also.
Check out this video... Roy Clark and Jimmy Henley - "Orange Blossom Special"
If anyone thinks his playing this piece is awesome on a 6-string electric, you are correct. But you should see him playing this song on a 12-string with the same end result: Flawless. And to think his first love was classical violin. Who would have known? RIP Roy
"MALAGUENA" (Spanish pronunciation: malaˈgin ya ) - by Cuban Composer Ernesto Lecuona. It was originally the sixth movement of Lecuona's Suite Andalucía (1933). In general terms Malagueñas are flamenco dance styles from Málaga in the southeast of Spain.
Watching this performance of "Malaguena" undoubtedly caused lesser professional guitarists to retire.
It's def. flamenco and he's one of the top 3 - 5 that I know of to play it....but admitedly I only know so much. I feel like black metal's speed picking probably was somewhat born from this style.
He was one of very Best Entertainers you could ever see 👍🏻👍🏻🤘🤘🤙🤙🤠and I was fortunate enough to watch him every week growing up 👍🏻🤠
If there would be a mt. Rushmore of guitarists Roy Clark is definitely one of them...
Roy Clark, was one of the best guitar players you will ever hear really good, I would like to request a song by Jamey Johnson, it's a beautiful gospel song, it's called"LEAD ME HOME" GIVE IT A LISTEN.
Roy is excellent and amazing!
How does he "remember" all of that, so many changes .Somebody on here said that It must have been "Aliens" playing that because humans don't have the capability." Well folks, Mr Roy Clark does - and then some !
Roy was a great guitarist, banjo and fiddle player. He was also great at comedy You should listen to "The Great Pretender" by Roy
The first artist I saw you review was Patsy Cline Crazy and you were so amazed by her femininity and her strength almost masculine beautiful other songs I would like you to listen to: Walking After Midnight, Sweet Dreams 0f You, l fall to Pieces & She's Got You!
Ma-la-GWEN-ya - we didn't play it quite like this, but our high school marching band played this as a field show. I loved this song when we played it.
Most guitarists finger pick 'Malaguena'. And hate anyone that would use a pick to play it with.
It drives them nuts.
Use you heard(seen) played by finger picking you'll see what i mean.
Roy Clark was a Nashville player, and mostly played on country records and hung out with other Nashville country musicians. And his roots are very much in country music. But like most musicians, they start playing because they love one genre, but then as they get good, they get interested in other genres more. So Roy Clark was really more of a Spanish flamenco player.
Just like Chet Atkins, who started out in Nashville country and hung out with country players, became more of a jazz player.
Genre is fluid, and not well defined (nor should it be).
Just recently subscribed and I really like your reactions. One thing though, all your reactions I've watched are backwards. Roy Clark was a musical genius mainly in Country Music but he can play anything. Keep up the great work.
I know you like "story" songs. Here's a wild one for you: "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" by Meat Loaf.
Flamenco ( pronounced " Fla - meng - go" ) ; Music from the Kingdom of Kongo - a kingdom in Central Africa.
You should hear Dolly Parton's version of "House of the Rising Sun" with a smokey atmosphere and a low-cut red dress. First line, " There is a house in New Orleans, down in the Bocare, a house they call the Rising Sun where love and money are made."
In Spanish there are a few words with diphthongs. Malagueña is one of them. So it would be ma-la-GAY-nya.
Ypu should have watched thos on the Odd Couple TV show segment.
This one is hard on the eyes. The Odd Couple was better.