Oklahoma says farewell to country music legend Roy Clark. His "Celebration of Life" is being held Wednesday, November 21, 2018 at Rhema Bible Church in Broken Arrow.
I'm really surprised there weren't more people there.... He was truly a great musician, entertainer, mentor and a dear man! Rest in Peace Roy, you surely will be missed.
Damn, we have loss so so many great ones. It's sad to think in another 10 years or so all the GREATS, all from the golden age of country music will be all gone. Just like in other genre of music, such as rock, pop, you name it...they will all be gone...Such is aging...RIP Mr Clark. You were truly one of a kind..A true legend.
I loved Roy Clark...also Glen Campbell, Charlie Pride, Bobby Bare...and they all died around that 2017-2023 or 2024 time period. I miss the old greats that I had all those years. I do not know any of these newer people in Country music and none, none at all are like the Roy Clark, Campbell, those kind of talents.
"Who's gonna fill his shoes? Who's gonna walk that tall? Who's gonna play the Opry? Or the Wabash Cannonball?" The answer to the first 2 is nobody. No one is coming along who will be the next Roy Ckark. You don't know how lucky you are to have someone until you don't have them anymore. Heaven must have one Hell of a band.
We will never see or hear the class of true performers that are now no longer with us. The Greatest Generation and their kids are the last of a breed of true artists who never needed artificial electronic gadgetry to provide us with incredible music and artistry. The world is very much poorer for it.
Just watching some of his art today, genius on the guitar..he and Glen Campbell. Grandma liked country, I'm just starting to tune back in with greater appreciation for the gifts they had and gave
Reat in peace you ere one of gods children that made the world a better place i pray god consoles your loved one including us your fans peace be with you i know life goes on in heaven
If you didn't already know it, you could hardly tell it was Glen Campbell behind him at 2:42. Y'all should find it on TH-cam. It's a fun video. RIP, Roy Clark. When I get to my heavenly home, I want to live on the same block as you and Glen Campbell so I can hear y'all's amazing talent throughout eternity.
I know this doesn't sound very tactful or show respect.....but i thank god and rejoice that if this was Roy's destiny I was blessed to be alive during his career and his last days. All the people born in the last 5 years that will only have Video archives and stories about Roy while I grew up in the 1960's to be a witness to God's creation that made the rich and the poor laugh. I once read about the equalizers . It spoke of how the poor curses the rain while the rich have shelter from it but the Farmers rejoice it .
33:45 Video starts. 1:13:32 Ricky Scaggs & Vince Gill 1:19:27 "Go Rest High On That Mountain" 1:46:30 "When The Saints Go Marching In" 1:56:38 Buck Trent speaks 2:03:04 Moe Bandy speaks 2:05:27 Barbara Farchild speaks 2:10:55 Roy plays guitar
Saludos y mis condolencias para sus familiares, amigos y admiradores. Un gigante de la música que se fue pero nos deja un gran legado musical, gracias Roy Clark.
well, Glenn Campbell dies not to long ago and now Roy. my heroes are all dead now. i believe Willie Nelson is the last of the great classic country legends still around, when he goes, thats it for quality country music. modern country (every bit of it) is sad and forgettable. we will just have our memories.
@@puertecitos6888 Yeah she is. She started out at the age of 13. Way back in the early 70s. I guess you could say that about Dolly too. But both were influenced by the classic Giants we all knew and loved. So in essence um yeah she is a classic. She's only in her late 50s now.
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I'm really surprised there weren't more people there....
He was truly a great musician, entertainer, mentor and a dear man!
Rest in Peace Roy, you surely will be missed.
Another great country guy gone but not forgotten !!!🙁🙁🙁
Damn, we have loss so so many great ones. It's sad to think in another 10 years or so all the GREATS, all from the golden age of country music will be all gone. Just like in other genre of music, such as rock, pop, you name it...they will all be gone...Such is aging...RIP Mr Clark. You were truly one of a kind..A true legend.
I loved Roy Clark...also Glen Campbell, Charlie Pride, Bobby Bare...and they all died around that 2017-2023 or 2024 time period. I miss the old greats that I had all those years. I do not know any of these newer people in Country music and none, none at all are like the Roy Clark, Campbell, those kind of talents.
heaven received another angel
"Who's gonna fill his shoes? Who's gonna walk that tall? Who's gonna play the Opry? Or the Wabash Cannonball?" The answer to the first 2 is nobody. No one is coming along who will be the next Roy Ckark. You don't know how lucky you are to have someone until you don't have them anymore. Heaven must have one Hell of a band.
We will never see or hear the class of true performers that are now no longer with us. The Greatest Generation and their kids are the last of a breed of true artists who never needed artificial electronic gadgetry to provide us with incredible music and artistry. The world is very much poorer for it.
R.I.P. Roy , You And Eli Are In Each Other`s Arm`s Once Again .
THANK YOU, WE WILL MISS YOU, WE'LL NEVER FORGET YOU, WE LOVE YOU...
Thanks be to God That Roy Clark that Roy Clark known Jesus Christ as his Lord king of king.
Just watching some of his art today, genius on the guitar..he and Glen Campbell. Grandma liked country, I'm just starting to tune back in with greater appreciation for the gifts they had and gave
miss you Roy Clark
sue!
"Don't it always seem to go............that you don't know what you've got till it's gone." Joni Mitchell
Reat in peace you ere one of gods children that made the world a better place i pray god consoles your loved one including us your fans peace be with you i know life goes on in heaven
If you didn't already know it, you could hardly tell it was Glen Campbell behind him at 2:42. Y'all should find it on TH-cam. It's a fun video.
RIP, Roy Clark. When I get to my heavenly home, I want to live on the same block as you and Glen Campbell so I can hear y'all's amazing talent throughout eternity.
Finally ..
But WHERE IS THE VOLUME.????
Keep listening. The first 20 min or more is just the photos, no sound
The stars are brighter for God has taken our fingers so just look up to the heavens.
Always enjoyed Roy Clark Playing the Banjo have some CD S of his.
thank you the Clark family 4 sharing
I know this doesn't sound very tactful or show respect.....but i thank god and rejoice that if this was Roy's destiny I was blessed to be alive during his career and his last days. All the people born in the last 5 years that will only have Video archives and stories about Roy while I grew up in the 1960's to be a witness to God's creation that made the rich and the poor laugh.
I once read about the equalizers . It spoke of how the poor curses the rain while the rich have shelter from it but the Farmers rejoice it .
miss you
sue!
33:45 Video starts. 1:13:32 Ricky Scaggs & Vince Gill 1:19:27 "Go Rest High On That Mountain" 1:46:30 "When The Saints Go Marching In" 1:56:38 Buck Trent speaks 2:03:04 Moe Bandy speaks 2:05:27 Barbara Farchild speaks 2:10:55 Roy plays guitar
Saludos y mis condolencias para sus familiares, amigos y admiradores. Un gigante de la música que se fue pero nos deja un gran legado musical, gracias Roy Clark.
Jesus Christ Died for the Sins of world. If you don't
Know Jesus Christ. As your friend call on him. He loves you very much that he died..
well, Glenn Campbell dies not to long ago and now Roy. my heroes are all dead now. i believe Willie Nelson is the last of the great classic country legends still around, when he goes, thats it for quality country music. modern country (every bit of it) is sad and forgettable. we will just have our memories.
Don't forget Charlie Pride Tom T Hall and Kenny Rogers!
@@worldclassact1389 , yeah, thats about it.
Dolly Parton Tanya Tucker and also Loreta Lynn. Now...that's about it!
@@worldclassact1389 agreed, but Tucker isnt quite classic though.
@@puertecitos6888 Yeah she is. She started out at the age of 13. Way back in the early 70s. I guess you could say that about Dolly too. But both were influenced by the classic Giants we all knew and loved. So in essence um yeah she is a classic. She's only in her late 50s now.
Rest In Peace. Roy.
well now Roy Clark has joined Buck Owens and they're picking and grinning again!!!!
RIP The Legend Of Hee Haw
Hee How Good bye Roy rip
No sound
J AI L IMPRESSION D AVOIR PERDU UN COPAIN . VA ME MANQUER. HEUREUSEMENT SA MUSIQUE RESTERA
Where is the sound?
Great but we need a better take! come on TH-cam you can fix this.
Roy Clark was a contestant on the November 15, 2018 episode of Celebrity Bucket Kickers.