I just have been looking for that wonderful rendition in Sweet Dreams w/ Jessica Lange And ALL wonderful talent But ,just that wonderful, sweet rendition when they were on tour and exhausted In that scene Roll in my sweet baby's arms
All I know is it was from a DVD and the date on the credits to the movie said 1977 , and this if you look up ( A Concert: Behind Prison Walls ) on IMDB it quotes 1977 as well .
I ain't gonna work on the railroad Ain't gonna work on the farm I'm gonna lay around the shack Till the mail train comes back And roll in my sweet baby's arms
What a guitarist and showman he was.
I love Roy Clark.
One of the best that ever lived
I love Roy Clark a great singer musician
I have this dvd. My favorite version of this song!
Pretty wonderful!!
Grand
Fantastic intro. 👏👏👏👏
Phenomenal guitarist
yes Roy kicks ass!!!
Que bárbaros manos mágicas 👏👏👏👍
I just have been looking for that wonderful rendition in Sweet Dreams w/ Jessica Lange
And ALL wonderful talent
But ,just that wonderful, sweet rendition
when they were on tour and exhausted
In that scene
Roll in my sweet baby's arms
All I know is it was from a DVD and the date on the credits to the movie said 1977 , and this if you look up ( A Concert: Behind Prison Walls ) on IMDB it quotes 1977 as well .
Thanks for posting this
Knew Roy would do it justice
Roy's right hand technique is astounding.
Awesome.
I ain't gonna work on the railroad
Ain't gonna work on the farm
I'm gonna lay around the shack
Till the mail train comes back
And roll in my sweet baby's arms
Talent? By the truckload!! Damn, Roy could play!
Some great bass too in the background
This has to be 1974. 1975 was when Roy trimmed his sideburns.
Mr. Clark... Mr. Owens....
He looks just like my dad
yeehaw didnt know Roy was a Virginian GO VIRGINIA!
JUST THINK
HE GOT PAID DOING WHAT HE LOVED AND LOVED DOING IT
Nice, but where are the harmonies?
wow is that a Byrdland...
Looks like one from right around the time this was filmed in the early or mid '70s. Roy wasn't still wearing his sideburns like that by 1977.
roy started at one tempo, they slowed down immediately, and they kept slowing down! practically a ballad by the end.
formidable!!!