Roy Clark - Malaguena
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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July 13, 1969
Roy Clark performs "Malagueña", a now-legendary specialty of his. Written by Ernesto Lecuona (originally the sixth movement of his Andalucia Suite).
amzn.to/2Ac0prT "Malaguena" (single) - Roy Clark *MP3 download*
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Best Of Roy Clark, The (10 tracks album) - Roy Clark
amzn.to/34z1GXC *audio CD*
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The description below the video says "July 13, 1969". I don't know if the date is absolutely correct, but if I remember correctly it was suggested to me and arrived at through some input I received from viewers of this video upload years ago.
show: Hee Haw
GOD that man could really finger bang a guitar
When Roy Clark died my mother cried
So, there are many artists, now and in the past that have played this song, yet after listening to as many as I can find, this song has for me, become Roy Clark and vice versus. No one can match the total fervor, and excitement this, his version brandishes as it's simple yet master statement.
...and whilst you take in the breathtaking beauty of this music and stunning ability, please do enjoy your epileptic fit.
😂
Hahahhahahahhahahhaha
Remember Roy it's CUTTING EDGE photography...🙄
Ahh, the Seventies....
LOL'd.
I brewed some tea, sat down, watched a Roy Clark video (never heard of him before) and fell into a rabbit hole. What an absolute beast this guy was. I haven't taken one sip of my tea lol
Hi…. You must be from England (Tea). I am too but live here in the US. I’d never heard of Roy Clark until I moved here. Jimmy Hendrix was asked “How does it feel to be the best Guitarist in the world”… his reply was “I don’t know, you’d better ask Roy Clark”. What a compliment. 👍🏼
When I was early teens in the 70's. Roy Clark and Glen Campbell were weekly evening TV celeb's. As I recall, both were recognized as virtuouso guitarist. I admired them then and more today. It's great to see what appears to be younger people discovering Roy's incredible skills. He was also great in sketch comedy a true entertainer.
@@nigelbeaumont1109 You mean Jimi Hendrix. Roy was very well known in his time. He's gone, now. He was equally as famed as JH.
P S....Americans drink tons of tea, like here, in Texas. Iced or hot. ..year round. We sure do NOT put milk in it.
@@nigelbeaumont1109that story is great but I think it’s an old wives tale. I’ve heard the same from Eric Clapton and prince. And others as well.
@@Meatball2022
Yeah, you are probably right. Sounds good though.
As a child of the 70's, I grew up watching him on Hee Haw. He could play anything with strings.
And if it didn't have strings he would put a couple on and play it too. He was awesome.
Same here
Pleased my ears. Hurt my eyes
Yeah, that weird oscillating aperture effect was a bit much at the beginning.
Leroy Carroll that was a hilarious comment I laughed my but off
@watergod 83 more like humorgod 83 lol gottem
Thought it said
"please, hurt my ears"
@Donna Micek Strange.
Ever noticed that there's a 30 year age difference between the men and the women, in these old shows?
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The most underrated and under promoted guitar player ever
He didn't want the life of a snob....
He wanted to have fun and give people joy ❤
He could have been a pretentious snob....
But in his heart he was never going to be content with that...
He is why Hee Haw was such a success.... very over qualified and it didn't matter.
He made the impossible look easy. ❤
1000%
Just a all around good guy someone you would want to aspire to
One of the few performances where he keeps a serious face. He usually smiles like a kid on a playground.
He smiles because, 2:11 to Roy, music IS his playground 👍🏼
@@raristy1I wish I could anything as much as Roy did in that moment.
And normally his sticks out.
One of the greatest guitarists of our time.
Unfortunately most people just remember him for Hee Haw.
Saaaaaaaaaaa-lute! 🤠
He’s well known inside the guitar world
Fing amazing guitarist, but could masterfully play ANY stringed instrument..
not th greatest bu considering violin is hios main instrument impressive
thids guy can play everything literally
It’s May 2024 and this music still astounds…. Bravo!
Eddie Van Halen was in awe of Roy Clark. Roy Clark was a huge talent that is hard to find today.
Now I hope they are in heaven with Prince just jamming
@@Coffeeology… and scuttlbuttin’ with Stevie Ray Vaughn.
Roy Clark was is and always will be a guitar hero playing like a god... mind blowing speed and melody clean and clear.. Roy Clark made it in the Guinness book of world records for his tremendous talent... God bless you Roy he plays for God now what a calling...
This is the first I have ever seen him fantastic
... what a Calling for God to listen to the Mastery of a player like Roy Clark! 💗
Right??.and imagine if God were real! Lol
At some point in his life, He very well may have been the best guitarist on earth.!.!.!.!
Yes. Even if just briefly
I think chet atkins was the best
Yeah ok ..you obviously aint heard of harry munk or zweatty balsach
@@michaelresendiz9135 you have less of a sense of humor than a rock. Bonehead. Lmfao!! At you.😂
No. Not even close.
Roy Clark and Jerry Reed were 2 of the most underrated guitarists, ever.
Not in the professional music community. Roy Clark in particular was very highly respected.
I would add Glenn Campbell to that.
@@tidefanyankee2428 Roy, Glen and Jerry were the best.
In any genre 🙂
Don't forget Glen Campbell.. Just may be the GOAT !!
It's been so long since I've heard him play. I forgot how good he was. A master technician and capable of so many styles. RIP Roy Clark, a true Master of the Guitar.
oh shi... he was still alive a week ago when I was looking at his vids
Now we have Drake and Cardi B ....fucking ridiculous
@@dingdong5625 check out chon
eX Fin whats chon?
Agree . complete fact . amazing player of so many different styles...
Roy Clark simply is the absolute master of the guitar. Guitars have been used, abused, tortured, and destroyed, by many. Roy Clark shows us absolute understanding, and mastery of the instrument.
Well said -
AND virtually EVERY other stringed instrument, also!!!
Yea, and Paco de Lucia don't get a look in, right?
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As I said, Nobody has ever been better.
Very few guitarists work on the right-hand technique as much as Clark did, and to keep that flamingo fluttering like that over a lengthy period of time is very challenging. You've heard Eddie Van Halen play leads or single notes this fast, but few have the right-hand strumming skills that Roy did. He also played multiple instruments. One of the greatest musicians of any time. RIP, big fella.
I couldn't BELIEVE just how fast he was strumming!!! It was insane. I would struggle going HALF of his speed, and I've been playing guitar for 12 years!!
For sure!
The man could play anything with strings. Guitar, violin, banjo, harp, shoes
Um...it's *flamenco* not flamingo. Flamingo is a pink bird lol
Flamenco is a genre of music and dance, but "flamenco" 🔥is also the Spanish translation of "flamingo" (as in the bird).
By the way,
What Mr. Clark (R.I.P.) is performing is a *pasodoble.*
Flamenco*
One of the biggest goofballs ever and one of the most phenomenal guitarist/ musician ever! And he did it all clean! Still just floors me whenever I watch him play. Great sense of humor and very humble. Just amazing!
Im a Prog rocker but this guy was so underrated as a guitarist.
I was a bit of a prog guy in the 60’s & 70’s and beyond...and was aware of Roy’s playing way back and he’s practically a god.
As a teenager I was biased against country music. It was my parents' music. Now I realize how limiting that was.
A wise person said, "There are only 2 types of music...good and bad."
Kent Lewis, Aging will do things like that. : ).
“prog rocker”
This man is a legend, he could play anything with strings...beautiful
Nobody could pick like him. The world just lost a legend. Thank you for inspiring me to love music more, Roy. Rest easy.
Yes I think he is number one and RIP Roy CLARK
A true legend
There is no stringed instrument he did not master.
Nah, alip ba ta could do like him too.
@@backtopurrrfectagain6681 not even close lmao
Ernesto Leucona está orgulloso que un guitarrista norteamericano le dio honor a su obra
❤you are so right about that,,he would love Roy, and he would be happy and smiling .
Absolutely !
I'm from Málaga, I grew up listening malagueñas & verdiales every day. This is a good cover.
como la de Sabicas, pocas versiones. con todos mis respetos a este interprete que hace un trabajo espectacular.
And the man does that wearing a jacket ... i cant get out of a car wearing a jacket ... he's amazing !
lol....awesome comment :-)
that and also Roy is one helluva thick boi
Mr Newcomb, the jackets were a left over from the 50/60s, attempting to look respectable on stage(musicians were filthy drug addicts that stayed up all night).
It's a special fire proof jacket, similar to what the Flash wears
@@henryjames8654 And yet here you are, listening in.
You can talk about your Eric Clapton Stevie Ray Vaughan Jimi Hendrix and all the other ones but for me Glen Campbell and Roy Clark are two of the very best
right on
You are correct, Sir! None of them could do what Roy and Glenn could do.
Team Campbell all the way.
That is your opinion. But each is phenomenal in their own way, reinventing a genre in a different way.
. .along with Chet Atkins
This man was a God amongst children.
Doug Hilton
Absolutely correct
OMFG. How is it that Roy Clark slid under the radar for 50 years? I remember him fondly from heehaw... he is a master of many instruments! Hope GenX and millenials appreciate his talent.
Millennial here… I, for one, am absolutely stunned. I’ve been obsessing over Roy’s playing for weeks, and I would honestly call him the best of all time.
Millennial here, this is mesmerizing, this talent should be remembered for the entire existence of mankind.
Millennial here, Roy melted my face off with his guitar playing!!
@@belletobellhahahahahaha!!
You made me laugh so hard!!
Gen X here.....
We already appreciate Sir Roy Clark!!😂
The man is a musical genius. His range and diversity are second to none. Incredible!
But, sir, nun is not even here!!!
The VISUAL effects are clearly dated, and amateurish by today's standards. They should have just left him alone to demonstrate his virtuosity. This was incredible, musically, and truly demonstrated Roy Clark's mastery of his instrument and of great music that had been written for it. What a joy to find this video posting! THANKS SO MUCH!!!!
It strange how certain people are born with a specific, special interest and knowledge of music interests and can easily pick up on playing musical instruments and making it sound and look easy,, ❤strings are just not for everyone but they were meant for a specific person such as Roy Clark, wow, amusing and amazing, thanks so much for Roy bringing joy to entertainment for all of us,,❤he lives on through his music!
My guitars are quiet for you today Mr. Clark. It is said far too often, but today it is meant more than ever. You were the best!! Now your memory will live forever among those who strummed thru the sore fingers and played thru hard times. I never had the privilageof knowing you, but I loved you all the same. Thank you for showing us what God given talent looked like. I get the feeling Johnny met you and handed you a guitar as he said "welcome old friend, come join the band. We've been waiting for you."
FKN WORD BRO !!!!! WORD
Really? I played even harder when I got the news. To each their own.
😢👍
@justinian1962 - Stop with your bullshit! Don't disrespect a person death. What kind of slimy moron are you?
God Bless him! I look forward to seeing him again.
The sounds from a gifted artist never gets old.
I could listen to this 100 times over. It's some of the most phenomenal guitar-playing I've ever seen!
11/15/2018 Today the news of Roy Clark's death! We will miss you. Glen Cambell. Roy Clark, Chet Atkins, all gone now. The greatest!
The holy trinity of pickers
Don't forget Jerry. He was a beast.
One of his performances of this grew so big, he was breaking strings left and right
I watched Hee Haw as a little kid. I knew Roy Clark was a good guitarist. I didn't know he was this great. Incredible talent. R.I.P. Roy.
Without this style being out there in conscious land, there would be no Heavy Metal Trot picking, no hard hitting Metallica riffs and no jaws on the floor right now. Roy Clark officially acknowledged.
+screamengine Do you mean the galloping rhythm? Yes, that is a standard in metal. You can add Slayer' Reign in Blood in there too. The first band I heard do it back in the day was Heart's Baracuda, but this even predates that song.
+screamengine The only modern guitarist I hear acknowledge him is Jon 5 when he refers to all player in Hee Haw that motivated him to play.
Bravo!!!
but this also creates a bridge of admiration for the romantic Spanish music.
So what your trying to say is that we should thank the Moors/Arabs for influencing American Country and Heavy Metal music! , in before “the triggering”
I grew up listening to Roy Clark and we watched Heehaw about house. He was so amazing. 😮
I'm much too young to have grown up with this guy's music, but seeing him now I realize just how much of an influence he's had on the music I like. It's crazy to see all of these techniques that I think are so revolutionary and new, but this guy was already doing them decades earlier
Roy was so far ahead of the curve with his inventiveness and composition.
Definitely a musician that almost never gets the recognition befitting a person of his strata of talent.
Never heard him utter a negative word about another athlete.
CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED.
There isn't enough recognition in the whole world...
Oh man, Roy Clark will always be relevant: one of the most unique and talented guitar players of his generation and now mine! RIP chap
RIP. Such an amazing talent.
Dude, and that's just his guitar playing. He slayed the banjo and fiddle too
Mr. Clark was top of the line. What a great talent.
That was some of the best strumming I have EVER seen!
He did this at the end of an odd couple episode. He really was a very impressive musician. He also played banjo and violin! And played all equally well!
Also, i just love this song/music.
The man was an absolute phenomenon. Love watching/hearing him play.
Roy Clark... the Undisputed King of Country Pickers is Also an uncrowned Guitar King... he's the Only one I've Ever seen play Malagueña with a Guitar Pick and Not their fingers, yet he played it beautifully and with More Passion than 95% of Anyone else that I've ever seen play it... Roy Clark is a Legend
Is he using a metal pick? It looks silvery here. I thought it was a quarter, at first.
The speed in the right hand of his was simply incredible
I agree the only one I ever saw play with a guitar pick he's absolutely amazing
Jimmy J Bravo 🥀
Anybody remember Charo? She was one of the best flamingo guitarists there ever was. Maybe not as good as Roy,but she had toes in that water too. I know u-tube has her playing this if your interested.
Roy Clark is a true master of guitar. He has influenced countless numbers of guitarists in all genres of music. That slapping technique he uses at 3:47 has to have influenced many bass players. He has an awesome sense of humor too. :)
I agree John; I had no idea of the scope of his talents. His ability to play many instruments and the "slapping" technique" was truly exquisite. Reminding me of flamenco!
Well said!
Spot on with everything minus the slap part.
@@wesleyhill4922 Well, it is the most famous Flamenco song there ever was.
That wouldn't surprise me, about the bassists being influenced. Wasn't there a clip of him in 24 Hour Party People?
Just new him as country western music. He is really good.
R.I.P. Roy.... For years I have watched this piece of music and it is proof that music can touch a person in ways that are unexplainable...I literally got choked up every time I watched it. That’s the power and the mystery of music..it can penetrate and cut deep into your emotions and affect you in ways that defy logical explanation. He was a true talent and I’m not talking about Hee Haw...he was was a virtuoso of the guitar that I put right up there with Andres Segovia as far as talent and ability. He may never have gotten the recognition he deserved in the serious "Music" industry but real musicians know that he was simply one the best that has ever... and I mean ever played the instrument called guitar.
No one played it better. Absolutely perfection.
Meistro , Roy Clark. His guitar was second to none
RC died today. One of the real greats of the 6 strings. You can talk about your Clapton, Beck, Hendrix, they all would bow to this guy. He was in a class of his own. Gonna miss ya Roy. Thankfully we have your videos! You’ll never grow old brother. RIP
One of THE most underrated guitarists of ALL time...Roy Clark
There are no words that can explain this man's playing other than mastery times thousands!
Afterward, the guitar smoked a cigarette and slept for 8 hours.
😂😂😂
Yep!🤣🤣
The great, the talented, the mesmerizing, Roy clark. Without any doubt, one of the greatest all time musicians. He is unequalled.
Every time I listen to this and watch it, I love Roy Clark's talent more!!! Fantastic!!!
Guitar virtuoso. Absolutely incredible every tune he plays not only amazing... but he makes it look EZ
I began to know this great musician after his death. Yet his magical music is still living.
For when you want to hear beautiful music during your seizure.
Red blob thing's a bit of a trip out. Amazing playing. He's one of the greats. No question about it.
I could definitely do without that.
He had it all, world class guitarists, good looks and movie star personality
By far the .most awesome version of this classic legendary piece of music. Roy Clark in his rendition sounds like he's playing 3 guitars st the same time.
Wow, I could listen to it one thousand times and not tire of hearing it
The best guitar rendition iv'e ever heard. He captures the soul of the piece.
Roy Clark R*O*C*K*S............awesome, his hands are like lighting up and down that guitar he is the master. Thank you, one of my favorites...Love hearing and watching him again.
I watched Roy Clark regularly on Hee Haw and enjoyed his talent. However, I have not seen him perform this particular music, and I now believe him to be one of the best guitarists of all time, if not THE best ! 🤯
Who are the idiots that voted a thumbs down ? Roy Clark is probably in the top ten best guitar players ever...period.
Likely ones who feel it's a sacrilege to play a classical piece of music on an electric instrument. I'm neither for nor agin' that, but it would be nice to have heard him also play the piece on an acoustic; ol' Roy seemed to have a pretty good knowledge of them, as well.
He actually did play this piece on an acoustic, check out the video of his guest appearance on “The Odd Couple “
what a ludicrous statement...He's a showman, not a great guitarist (with that hillbilly flatpicking)
@@rawinsonde1 yet his skill and style proceeded to lay the foundations for all types of metal all around the world.
@@rawinsonde1 He;s literally regarded by anyone who knows anything about playing guitar as one of the best ever.
Its a shame how underrated he was. A brilliant musician.
The messiah guitarist has spoken! What a timeless legend! R.I.P. you awesome, wholesome and groovy soul.
My Pops played this. This could have been him playing if I wasn't looking. He passed recently, this video and performance is phenomenal.
Oh sure. Thats why your pops was playing this on a stage with thousands of people paying to see him.
Probably one of the greatest musicians of all time.
I saw him as a kid at the Georgia state fair. He was amazing
As great a guitarist as I've ever heard! He was an influence on not just country guitarists but on many rock guitarists.
I only just heard of roy clark, he's one of those guitarist i kinda dope slapped myself over because im amazed i reached the age of 40 without knowing about him. I love spanish guitar, and this dude is clearly a jokester maestro on the axe.
Why can't we have entertainment like this again instead of the filth we have these days?
The best guitarist to ever live....
an absolute wonderful rendition of this song that in my humble opinion is done with a great sense of personal pride and talent!!! This is soo good I really feel that nobody will try to top this-Ever
Roy is one of the greatest country guitar playing picking artists there's ever been. It seems that so many people don't know of him and they should. An amazingly talented artist who will be missed.
And his acoustic version is even better if you can believe it! I would think what he does is almost impossible with his speed and accuracy. Blows me away!!
I know of no one who could play like that, technically or otherwise. Just unbelievable!
3:48 was the birth of the metalcore riff... 🔥
Roy Clark and Gibson, pretty damn hard to beat.
I did find the effects distracting though.
indeed
Byrdland is made by Gibson.
Byrdland is also what Ted Nugent plays.
yes sir. I had to scroll up as to not see that junk.
Roy was a fantastic guitar player, I never felt he got the recognition of being one of the greatest guitar players.
@Mike That's what really counts.
You know the expression "He makes it look easy?" Roy makes this look f^cking every bit as hard as it no doubt is.
In my opinion, Roy Clark was among the top 10 Guitarist of any genre or generation!
Deb Mayhew Check out a not very well known guitarist named Phil Keaggy.
If it even strains the great Roy Clark at the end of the performance, then you know it’s hard as hell to play.Bravo to the great man RIP….
As the great Jerry Reed used to say, "Get it, son!" Roy Clark will never die. His inspiration and memory will live forever.
Roy, what a great musician who always enjoyed his work and so did we. God bless! Karl
Many years ago, he played this at the Houston Rodeo. He announced the piece, I'm gonna play a piece called Malaguena, that's spelled M A L A guena!" very terrific.
Roy will never grow old, he has always been a favorite of mine !!
Had he been born a decade or so later
he would be one of the most amazing metal shredders ever
This man was considerable fun on television back in the 60's and 70's.
He, Jerry Reed and Chet Atkins are bending the strings in Heaven
And don't forget Glen Campbell!
I don't think they took their guitars folks.
@@leaholivia2275 And they're having one hell of a good time!
As a young girl, I really admired his playing ability but the best part was his funny faces, during performances, as if he was just clowning around. He was way to good to be a clown but he made me laugh every time. Thanks Roy! You were the bestest!
IMO, the most amazing and talented acoustic guitarist if all time.
im a classically trained violinist and conductor....and Roy is absolutely spellbinding.....a real talent......great talent
Roy Clark is On Fire....that's what I'm talikn' "bout.
He was a poet/warrior and self proclaimed Champion of The Cause.
He taught me the very meaning of the Word, Malaguena in the early 1970's. He said,word for word, " Malaguena, is an inhabitant of Malaga...and it is also the title of a song popular in Malaga. Now hold on to your hats..." On his album "Boy In Blue" which he recorded in answer to the Johnny Cash album, 'Man In Black".
My strict Kosher diet enables me to remember things from my early childhood. Roy also said, "Oh hark, another banjo....I hope it is a little boy banjo; oh, goody we're going to have such fun"... This as intro to one of his best works "Dueling Banjos" when he once played it against Buck Trent. I never forget.
I even remember that fateful Foggy Friday Afternoon in 1932......some who were there at that time still refer to that afternoon (and the early evening which came ater) as F.F.. or Foggy Friday. Some have even went so far as to call it V.F.F.; or Very Foggy Friday. They still hold dances down there on Saturday Nights; down
there at the V.F.F. Lodge...."
I would like to send this out to those most affected by the horrors committed in Orlando just this week.
MALAGUENA is a girl fm malaga......MALAGUENO is a boy fm Malaga.....comprende?
ray gravit
He just flicks that wrist and the passion and fire just astound the senses! Roy has it all under control and ready to create the winds of the Spanish sands. He is so good and just naturally plays with abandon. He understands music all around, period.
Pretty awesome guitar skills. First time I've seen this piece performed on an electric guitar with a pick. I have to agree. Those visual effects should never have been included.
You should see him play his kerosene 12-string guitar.. cant strum too fast though.. or POOF! hehehe