Roy Clark play Guitar, Banjo and Fiddle
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- The Jimmy Dean Show Roy Clark play Guitar Banjo and Fiddle live on The Jimmy Dean Show
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“Hey Roy, what instrument can you play?”
“Yes”
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What a super funny completely original comment that I've never seen before
I wanted to check that he plays what we see here (i wanted to know if he could play the banjo but it turns out he couldn't (Perhaps he never tryed)
いやロイさん化け物すぎる。弦張られてたら何でも弾けちゃいそう(笑)
Producer: So You have a Band Mr Clark?
Clark: Yes I do..
Producer: Who is in it?
Clark: I am.
Ryan George needs to make this into a video
I recently read a story where someone once asked Jimi Hendrix how it felt to be the best guitar player in the world. He replied, ask Roy Clark.
Greg Jones Hendrix knew his stuff beyond the blues. He had enormous respect for Manoli Xiotis a Greek bouzouki player. Never paid enough attention to Roy Clark. Will do now. What a genius.
I’ve heard this same line but apparently in other versions He Hendrix said as Phil Keaggy or Eric Clapton. So I don’t really believe any iteration of this tall tale anymore.
There is no way Hendrix said that. That's ridiculous.
I thought it was Rory Gallagher, but as Abraham Lincoln once said "LOLOLOL who tf trusts ppl on the internet???".
I thought it was buckethead
We lost a legend today. Grew up listening to Roy Clark along with many more from Hee Haw
I did as well.. they were all So Talented... RIH Roy Clark.. You will be sorely missed!!
I am from Russia and we love Roy Clark
Same here Janet " Men Just Die Off, But a Legend, Goes On And Lives Forever."
@@toriann56 for a split second I thought RIH meant something different I almost got mad. But for sure rest in heaven Roy Clark.
Hi mom
He was a gifted musician and
showman, everything he played
here was difficult, he made it look easy.
And then for laughs, he made it look difficult. The man was incredible.
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Yes! He was Great!
Brilliant
@@leonarddonald2093 The twist, was he was acting like it was difficult, but we know better.
how do you know? were you there ?
A musical genius plain and simple.
Who, in today's world, can match the talent of Roy Clark? When he passed away, the word for "talent" should be retired. No one comes close to what he gave our world.
His talent ran so far above just being able to play ANY stringed instrument and playing it well. He was funny, witty, comedic, could act and was loveable. We all miss him so very, very much. We love you Roy, RIP!
Don't forget that he could sing very darn well also. His rendition of Bill Anderson's "Tips of My Fingers" is stunning and needs to be heard to demonstrate just how versatile that the late great Roy Clark was.🤔😔🔔 × 10🎤🎼🎵🎶🎸B.W.
Yes indeed. Roy Clark was everything outside of musicality, and so much more.
Dean
Mountlake Terrace, WA
Studio 56
All I can add to this is: Amen.
I just discovered Roy Clark. My whole world is shook in the best way.
Nobody will ever play like the original guitar man. He was an amazing musician.
Jerry Reed is the original "Guitar Man."
He was such a magnificent musician,but never took himself too seriously. He always had fun playing and made fun of himself too. Today’s “ stars” aren’t in his league and would NEVER laugh and joke while performing. He was AMAZING!!!
That time hit different than today...
Master of all trades, jack of none :D
PumpkinStrikesBack what exactly do you mean by your comment
The saying is usually Jack of all trades master of none. He used a little word play and switched it up. He is saying that Roy was a master of everything.
You're God damn right!
@@BigAlbutcher exactly...
"Jack of all trades, master of none, but many times better than a master of one."
Am I the only one that loves the fact that he has a smile on his face the whole time? We love you and miss you Roy
he had fun playing
Imagine living in a world where people still enjoyed skill and talent and honest, fun, playful, humour that draws on musical awareness?!?!
Amen
society moved on from old inferior noise,, maybe its time u did 2.
@@jimboslice9472 ignant you is
@@jimboslice9472troll lmao
One of the greatest musicians ever born. Rest in peace sir.
One of the best string-benders in the world has left us, RIP Roy
Indeed
Only one like him, They broke the mold. God Bless Roy Clark RIP
There was no mold. Roy was hand-crafted.
"Hey what happens if we pour all the talent we can into one person?" Roy Clark happened, and we love him still.
Just hope that in my lifetime I’ll be able to see someone ANYONE with HALF as much talent as this Master.
Nh 2002 preach! There are some good ones, some really, good ones, some great ones. And Roy Clark.
Buckethead. The goat.
@Ethan Weeter Not Roy, he's too much.
Checkout billy stings if you haven’t he’s single-handedly carrying bluegrass today
@@FRDOMFGTHR I can confirm he's pointing you in the right direction.
No one comes close to playing like ole Roy Clark.
A Great American, a maestro…. Heaven's music just got better.
Rest in peace, Roy Clark. You were so funny and so, so talented.
Hello Sandy how are you doing!!
What a talent
What a personality
What a gentleman
God Bless Roy’s Soul !!!
The look onn Roy's face when he was fiddling watching the bow. Priceless!
HOLY SHIT....not only played those 3, but played them WELL......that's tremendous talent
One of the most talented and gifted musicians to ever walk the earth in its history
god bless Roy Clark. He made serious musicianship downright fun.
Gone but never ever forgotten
Rest in peace Roy. Glad I grew up with ya.
Same here
I'm only 42, so i grew up on reruns of Hee Haw and such, so glad they were there.
I can't help but copy his grin when I hear him play......he was such a jokester when he was playing.....only one Roy Clark....
I enjoyed him on He Haw...
He deserved much more notariety. Very talented man.
Roy Clark is an American treasure. He was what every musician tries to be.
I met Roy Clark in the dressing room of the Capitol Music Hall in Wheeling. Roy was in his 70s at the time... What a wonderfully kind and funny man. We talked about Hee Haw, spoke about all kinds of things- I had told him we have a little local band and I never could get the intro right on one of his songs that we would do in our show every night... after a while they called him to get ready to go on stage- which I thought was a cue for me to get the hell out of there- as I went to walk away I heard Roy say "come here son"... I walked out with him right behind the stage curtain as he sat down to warm up with his guitar... Roy says "let me show you that intro you was talking about"! He played it, then slowed it down for me and all that I could think about was "HOLY SHIT- I AM GETTING A GUITAR LESSON FROM ROY CLARK"!!!!!! It was so surreal. It was like a dream, but thankfully my wife had snapped a picture of me knelt down next to Roy's stool watching him show me that intro... so I know it really happened!
The technical aspect of his craft wasn't enough, he wanted to entertain on top of being a master musician....the skill and intelligence it took to manage all of those layers at the same time is beyond amazing.
All you can say is WoW, what an unbelievably talented man. I don't think that there's ever been another musician who could ever come close to matching his talent. Thank you Roy Clark for sharing your awesome gift with the world, you have given me some wonderful memories growing up with Hee Haw and my favorite song, yesterday when I was young. God bless
Jim Stafford, maybe.
man is beyond talented. You can tell he feels the music, plays by ear, hits every note on point. Not many these days could play all that he does:Harmonica, violin, banjo, etc...as far as females I think Barbara Mandrell is also multi-instrumental. I'm just a huge fan and appreciate musicians with raw talent.
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@@isaacgsly lol'd
Thank God and Greyhound You're Gone. That was my favorite song. I miss him. Not glad he's gone.
I don't know why I didn't pay more attention to him back in the day.
That lil count in joke really made my day
I was cracking up, had to watch it a couple more times
Today is the the 1st time ive ever heard/ seen Roy Clark- my god, how is that possible? What an amazing showman and musician! Looking forward to binge watching more of this mans genius on youtube for as long as it takes.
You are in for a treat.
God what I would give to have just a fraction of Roy’s talent on any one of those instruments. He has always been (and will always be) an amazing talent.
Practice fourteen hours a day for a decade, and you'll be a genius!
I loved Roy Clark. He was very talented, funny, and a humble man. 🎸🎻🪕❤
Amazing and Legendary Talent that never got all of the fame he deserves. RIP Brother Roy
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Roy was a genius, incredible musical talent and comedic delivery. The mold was broken after he was made, no one could entertain like Roy. He was a badass on so many levels.
ROY AND GLENN TWO OF THE GREATEST .............................TAKE NOTE YOUNGSTERS
TALENT WITHOUT COMPUTERS...................................................................
What's America. Well Roy Clark is a pretty good start if you don't know. Thank God for good music.
I have never got tired of watching Roy Clark. There will never be another. God Bless Him!
Will always, always, always miss him and his unbelievable talent…. I’m sure he’s playing for God and the angels forevermore 😇….💝
Hello Sue how are you doing!!
Roy Clark, für mich einer der Besten, immer wieder gerne gehört, er Ruhe in Frieden.
Roy was a national treasure. I love watching his eyes google at the end of the fiddle bow.
They broke the mold. What an extraordinary musician and overall performer. It is too often used, but yes, GENIUS is the accurate word here. RIP, Roy. We loved you.
I used to sit on my Grandpa's knee on his rocker watchin the telly on his porch. Watching Roy when I was young possum. Oh the memories! gotya! lol
I could watch him nonstop.
Roy Clark was absolutely awesome.
RIP Mr. Clark. The CMA awards were last night here in Nashville. Unfortunately if they were tonight I am sure there would have been an amazing tribute. Thankfully there is a catalog of his amazing performances here on TH-cam for people to relive his amazing talent.
Undoubtedly 1 of d best multi-talented country legend
There is talent, and then there is Talent. Roy Clark was way beyond both of those.
“The best sound a banjo makes is when it lands in the dumpster”
Roy clark-“hold my fiddle”
The King of Stringed Instruments!
Actually Joe Maphis was known as The "King of Strings" because he could play any stringed instrument he picked up. Maphis was Ricky Nelson's original lead guitar player.
Ohh wow... I have not searched for mr Roy music in a while, then he pops in my head and I pop his music on, read the comments and learn that he passed only 2 days ago :( He was something else.. rip
The one and only Roy. What a treat
Absolute beast.
Nothing but kudos to the lad, he's got chops.
Many forget how good Roy and Glen Campbell were. Both were amazing.
I always did l Ike both. No body tOday has the talent they did
@@karenstanley964 There is hope Karen. Sierra Hull and Molly Tuttle are incredibly talented. As for musicianship, Chris Thile and Bryan Sutton are as accomplished as they come. They all play multiple instruments as well. You should give them a listen.
I wish I’d known him when I was a child it would’ve changed my music life.
Roy Clark was soooo underrated when comparing great guitarists and it didn’t end there. He was so gifted and made his intense playing of all instruments seem so easy!
I watched this with my dad. Thanks for the memories the man was incredible.. RIP Roy
RIP Roy....ask any musician who they looked up to and they’ll tell you ...one of the greats....ask one of the greats who they looked up to and they’ll tell you ...Roy Clark
One of the greatest musicians to have ever lived.
Wow. Roy. Clark was a musical monster! 😮😮😮😮
Love the faces Roy makes...he was a real showman! He also had very complicated eye movements...ha!
Rip Roy., You were one of the very best!!! They may not have publicly recognized your great talent here, but you’re being rewarded now. Say hey to Glen and Johnny.
and Buck
and the Tennessee Guitar Man Mr. Chet Atkins another that became a legend in his own time!
RIP, One of the greatest musicians in history, and a wonderful person.
I grew up watching this amazing man not only play multiple string instruments, but also have a terrific sense of humor. I used to watch in awe as he picked up the instruments and played with mastery. RIP Roy.... 🙏🙏
I go down the Roy Clark rabbit hole form time to time and always marvel at how ahead of the time and his peers he was. Heck, there's only a handful of modern guitarists who can match him. I mean, that pick hand was FAST and ACCURATE! Amazing stuff.
Same here. I think the most amazing part is how funny he is! His stage presence is just amazing. I always smile ear to ear and laugh when he does his jokes.
One can only LOVE and admire this man.
Love from Denmark
He's definitely that goofy yet cool kid in class who is loved by both students and teachers.
Talent, talent, talent! Today you get performers screaming, swearing, having wardrobe malfunctions, with no talent at all compared to Roy Clark...
Good Lord, still amazing in 2021. I did not know Roy Clark was THAT talented! Thanks for posting this.
Roy Clark was amazing.
Rest in Peace Mr Clark. You were such a blessing, with every thing you played Always enjoyed your music.
11/15/2018......85 yrs old
I could watch Roy play for hours! what a talent ! RIP ROY!
Because of the TV show squidbillies I had to Google Roy Clark. Roy was so talented I am blown away. I am going to start listening to Roy I can't wait to discover his music. Once again squidbillies has made me a better person. Thank you Unknown Hinson.
After, my wife, my friends, and what seemed like, the world simply letting go... Anything that was better, Interesting, and just maybe more wonderful than people refusing there better interest, for something that will most certainly let them down... This song brings me hope....!❤
Not only extremely talented but very charismatic and affable ...He will be missed...
Roy was an amazing and extremely talented entertainer
I should've paid more attention to Hee Haw back in the day! I vaguely knew about Roy in my teen years but only Yesterday when I was Young and maybe a Rocky Top or Orange BLossom Special because my Father worked for midwestern country based/agricultural radio stations, but youtube bringing this stuff back shows what an entertainer he was. He's solid on the instruments, every one, but it's the banter - carefully practiced and kept in the holder in case he screws up. It's all part of his charm and act, yet it always leaves a smile. Now, it may not have been as much fun to LIVE with - the practicing and rehearsing and careful maintenance of the sideburns in the sink, but Roy made himself stand out in an entertainment field that viewed country as the visiting cousin.
One of if not the best ever.
What a talented guy...Rest in peace Mr. Clark and thank for the the memories that you've left to us.
HOLY SHIT! THIS GUY IS ONE OF THE BEST GUITARRISTS OF ALL TIME!
What an incredible flex. Get some 2022. Know your betters.
Loved his Playing & Singing & Josh'n ever since 64-65 or there abouts ... 🥰
Might be the best guitar player that ever lived!
You may be right.
@@patrickmd4667 ..Certainly top 5..
Isn’t that Hendrix?
I like to say he is Master level. There are other Masters and they are only comparable with their group. 😉
@@wandajames143 Jimmy was good Roy was better
RIP to an absolute legend.
Haha, watched this for the hundredth time. Roy was and always will be the greatest overall string player that ever lived. And one hell of an entertainer to boot!
The greatest. Love and all respect to you Roy. There will never, never, ever be another like you
Loved his personality just as much as his playing.
Hello Bella how are you doing!!
Roy Clark without question one of the best ever. What a talent
How do you not love. Loads of musical and an all around entertainer. God doesn't make guys like this anymore. Just awesome. Thanks for his upload, it made my day.
How could anyone not like Roy Clark?
He has to be one of the greatest musicians ever. I thank God we had him with us awhile. Bless you Roy.
Roy Clark is truly incredible!! So talented!!!
He was a bad ass in all forms of his style. Way ahead of his time
Thank you for sharing his genius and sense of humor few have had since.
As a teen, my buddies and I were total rockers, Hendrix and all that, but Hee Haw was the only thing on on Sunday nights in the Chicago area, and we watched it and fell in love with all of these awesome players, especially Roy Clark!