Roy Clark - 12th Street Rag
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- Roy Clark 12th Street Rag Guitar Instrumental live Perfomance
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This is a shredder before there were shredders. He's doing sweeps in the fifties. Crazy.
nameless76 mozwhaz Fender Jaguars were invented in ‘62, so this is not the fifties.
Check out some Django Reinhardt!
@@BenjaminLongman That guy was insane, shredding with 3 fingers.. In-fucking-sane
Imagine putting a distortion / fuzz on his playing
nameless76 mozwhaz Chet Atkins
Imagine being this good at guitar in an era where rock guitar was still a novelty and you couldn't search up guitar heroes on the internet.
Don't have to imagine it. I lived it. People learning guitar have no idea how lucky they are to have the internet.
Those guys were doing this stuff behind closed doors at late night jam sessions to amuse each other.
Imagine how many amazing musicians were to be found in every home because you had to make your own music if you wanted to listen to any music, not so long ago.
@@davecarsley8773 back in 58 I used to go to my Buddy's house inBlackheath London.He was always in his bedroom practising guitar ( no internet no videos only records to listen and practise to .He was 15 then and destined to be admired and play all over the world .This Roy Clark speed playing reminds me of him .He is now 75 .His name.
Albert Lee.
At agec15 Albert could play Jerry Lee lewisstuff on the piano before he could play guitar.So if it's in you ,then you are born lucky.
Do y'all realize how lucky we are to have UA-cam to keep all this great music available?
truly a very very special thing.
It's the reason I bought a PC back in 1990......that and crazy good porn.
@@averageskill Uh
@@averageskill average coomer shitpost
@@averageskillExcept You tube started 15 years later
This guy will go down in history as absolutely one of the best guitarists and musical entertainers
I think it will be more like one of the top entertainers of any kind.Musical or otherwise.I believe he took that word entertainer,very seriously.
Who?
lol never heard of him.
I hear he greased up his strings with otter oil
@@tyson9419 Jimmy Hendrix and Eddie Van Halen were asked what it was like to be the greatest guitarist of all time and they both said; "Go ask Roy Clark"!!!
This song: *exists*
Stephen Hillenburg: Oh yeah, this one is the one.
Underrated comment lmfao
Just a genius
He also put in Tiny Tim and Jean-Jaques Perrey among other older artists (JJP i believe actually personally wrote songs for the show for a couple episodes)
@@TheRyanH. Also had Pantera make a custom track for an episode. Dude's musical tastes had no limit.
Jeremy Richardson Prehinbernation
His facial expressions are the perfect show of whatever sound he’s making on the guitar
Call being a genius man
Well he has to focus somehow.
@@Cricketmane it’s all in the muscle memory
@@brodiewaldrop5364 Not what I meant. But, yeah.
@@Cricketmane I know I wasn’t mentioning anything about what you meant
Because of his humor and comedic talent, his superhuman guitar playing was severely overlooked 😊
Well put! Folks did not understand that the comedic value and musicianship were two separate avenues. Not only a brilliant musician but humble too.
Same as tenacious D. Everyone knows they’re good, like people knew Roy Clark was, but they underestimate their skill because they’re goofy.
@@humantacos9800 fat, comedic, and over the top-in a good way. Yeah and not so good looking. Kind of like our single uncles growing up. LOL.
I've never known a single person that underestimated Roy Clark's playing@@humantacos9800
Overlooked by whom? Idiots that don't know shite? Surprised you didn't say "underrated 😂
Holy smokes. As a guitarist, I can say he is absolutely off the charts.
And equally as talented on a banjo or fiddle. If it has strings, Roy could play it.
He certainly had the chops.
The best part of roy Clark was how he could entertain the audience with dances , goofy looks and big smiles while playing so fast and very accurately. Me and my grandmother watched his shows until she passed away a few years ago and it was a awesome way to spend my day after work.
I used to watch this show with my grandpa till he passed in '77 ....
@@colinstanhouse6663 it's some of the best memories a person can ask for
@@platinumgnome3887
I couldnt have said it better myself!
God bless !
Man....
A lot of those faces are from concentration
This man was so underrated by people who were into rock bands. He had talent.
Still has talent
@@KK-xy6gv he's dead
Agreed!!! Huge huge guitar talent. I don't even like the crap he plays however I can appreciate his prowess with his instrument. Bloody amazing. And yes, sadly I had heard that he had passed. RIP Roy.
Notice he didn't have all the processing and distortion pedals to hide behind imprecise playing. I never sound as good clean as when I use processors.
@@donitsi6095 so?
My dad was born in 1912. Ragtime music was still very popular through the Roaring 20s. 12th Street Rag was his favorite song. Good stuff.
I can't believe that people who were born before the 1960s exist; even my dad was born in 1964. I always see him as a really old guy.
@@user-zp9yz3us2iLOL your dad’s only 59-60. That is not really old. These days you see people working well into their 70s and some even longer than that
Wake up lots of people before the 60s exist....@@user-zp9yz3us2i
he was born when the ship sank 😨
You must be in your mid 80s..
I've never heard anything else of Roy Clark but I'm already convinced that he is the coolest guy ever
W
Check out his banjo skills,one of the best ever
He’s a legendary bluegrass and country/western musician. Was a star on an old show called He Haw
*Hee Haw
@@andrewclingenpeel8470 I'm a pickin
Imagine this mans potential if he was around 40 years later with distortion pedals and the inventiveness of tapping
there were distortion pedals at this time, but I hear you. Roy was far ahead of his time.
1:25 dude is tapping right there
Yurr Whatchamacallit kinda sorta
He's a big reason why we have what we have today, so don't feel too disappointed about it.
Ya no
Roy Clark:I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet
*but your kids are gonna love it*
Nice. Top 10 quality comment right there.
I know what that’s from
Noice
Truly underrated comment
Marvin Berry
Grandkids more like 😂
Roy Clark was a guitar monster. Totally metal.
😎👍🏽
As a huge Iron Maiden fan, I have to say he is beyond metal: no distortion, no mistakes. I bet that if somebody could re-amp this performance, even Mr Malmsteen would recognize that.
@@luisguillermoviruesdelgadi182What? Distortion doesn't make playing sound more clear.
@@predeterminedmeat5024it can absolutely hide a lot of mistakes and sloppy playing
@@m.f.3347 Not really. It just makes them more audible
Effortless sweep picking decades before anyone else was doing it in the mainstream. Full chordings with the thumb like Hendrix would popularize, a downpicking technique that would make Hetfield blush, at a speed and clarity most people couldn't get out of 20 years of playing and thousands of dollars of equipment.
Dude is easily one of the greatest musicians ever.
That was pretty revolutionary guitar playing for his time. He didn't get any credit because he wasn't a rock musician.
where was the sweep picking here?? its not like this guy was playing metal techniques or anything, not everything just builds towards "metal music"
@earthbound914 yeah I didn't see any sweep picking, nor any downpicking that rivals Mr hetfields. Sick playing but buddy sold it the wrong way
ben lee is going to be very upset if he sees this, my guy is literally shredding the guitar at pin point precision
@@earthbound9140:33-0:38
Roy Clark: *Insane shredding*
Audience:
Roy Clark: *plays triads high up the neck*
Audience: *Cheers and claps*
They were probably in awe during it and couldn’t clap
I thought it was one of those things akin to where people clap after a band member finishes a solo in a jazz tune. If that’s the case, the clap timing was pretty good. Perhaps, they waited a bit after the shredding to see if he was done or not and happened to start clapping during the repetitive triads.
@ Mark Nardone makes a good point. Clark also starts imitating a banjo or ukulele here (apt for a ragtime tune), so the audience could be clapping for that as well.
They probably clapped when they were told to.
lol
He's entertaining public while plankton is trying to steal the formula.
1k people are afraid to look dumb by asking wtf this comment means ...what the holy Samuel langhorn hell does plankton have to do with country guitar ?
@@RozarSmacco bro it's from the Emmy winning critically acclaimed film festival of legendary legitimacy how could you not have possibly have not known?
@@RozarSmacco Country... that's cute🤣
@@RozarSmacco lost ;D
@ (☞ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)☞ Believe it or not, there are some people over 70 watching this. Can't say I know if Marshall's over 70, though.
I was never big on country music, but I grew up during that time when "Hee Haw", "The Glen Campbell Show", "Bonanza", and other western-themed TV shows dominated the air waves. That being said, Roy Clark was the most technically skilled guitarist I'd ever seen. He could play anything from country to classical and all you could do was sit and listen in amazement. Thank you, UA-cam, for providing us the opportunity to witness true genius and the result of hard work in action.
Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed
I would argue that this is more like ragtime.
@@jesustovar2549You DON'T say... Maybe that's why this is called 12th St RAG. 😂😂😂
Don't forget to watch him play in an episode of the classic TV show "The Odd Couple", forever an amazing talent, and humble human being!
Not only was he a true guitar god, he was a god on anything with strings, AND, he had a comedic presentation like no other. Rest in peace Roy, you are a hero to many.
Producer: "How fast can you play?"
Roy: "Yes..."
Fast enough that the frame rate at the end of the song doesn’t pick up the motion.
The original downpicker
I'm the thousand like
@@leonardo123gamer8 👍
If you can play it slowly you can play it quickly
Did he pick every single note? No hammer-ons? No pull-offs? Guitarists will appreciate how absolutely epic (and exhausting) that is.
My hands won’t work after that
No only was he an amazing player, you can tell he was having a good time...that's when music was fun, everyone takes themself way too seriously now, which is ironic considering music has lost much of its cultural relevence
@@jasondorsey7110
There were always people that took music too seriously and there will always be people who know how to have fun.
That’s how I play… on guitar hero 😅
Flat picking at its best.
Roy Clark’s playing never got enough credit. This is hella’ epic.
i guess being one of the most well know guitarist of his day isn't enough credit?
@morbidmanmusic
Ask 100 people.
I bet 7, tops, would know this man & his unworldly talent.
Soundtrack to me doing laundry before the hockey playoffs start.
R.I.P. Roy ❤ 🎸
0.75x
Emmet Em spomgbob
That’s what I was thinking too lol
Anjay bg Em sampe sini 😂🙏
It now sounds like spongebob
@@rzzr4k707 Indonesia bukan?
1:46 when you start the final lap of your mario kart race
Hahahahaha
BA BADA, BA BADA, BA BA!!!!!!!!
Fast music makes me go faster
@@WILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLU The pitch gets higher too lol
Nice name
It's hilarious when I tell people he is in my list of all time greatest gods of guitar but seriously he's truly amazing even by today's standard
Hands down one of the best exhibitions of guitar playing I have ever seen. He played it with a clean tone and not a single bum note.
He played few bum notes on purpose. Love his expressions too.
Ahhh my favorite genre: Spongecore 🤘
This. Was... perfect 👏
U verbalize what we all thought.
You have my respect and laughter!
Seldom does a comment make me audibly laugh out of nowhere. Bravo 😂
🤣🤣🤣 Nailed it 💪🏽
Pure clean shred. What a phenomenal guitar player !
Yeah man, this was humbling. He is pretending to have difficulty.
Gotta raise that action up or have tight strings to really get down like this and I'm starting to think my economy picking is bullshit.
Fuck him !! He's bullshit, he doesn't "look" for the notes like Jimi Hendrix !!
-Ritchie Blackmore
John god dam!
Him vs Les Paul (The guitarist not the guitar)
What I loved about Roy's playing is, when he is playing something as technically difficult as this, he would goof off and entertain like the funny faces and all. It's like he was saying, don't pay any attention to my amazing talent and let's just have fun. This guy had no ego that required anyone to elevate him above the rest. When he played with someone else he would back off and let them show their talent. He was obviously a serious talent but he never seemed to make it about him.
Yeah, the goofing off is fantastic and multiplies the level of difficulty. It goes to show how natural it is for him.
The country musicians of the 1950s were stunningly proficient on their instruments, especially guitarists and steel players. Chet Atkins, Merle Travis, Jimmy Day ( steel) early rockabilly guys (the Burnette - Gene Vincent's Blue Caps) and many of Nashville's studio players could also do some mind blowing stuff. But they were largely forgotten by the mid 1960s. By then young people were more impressed by Clapton, Beck and Page. It took until the 1980s and the rockabilly revival for popular music listeners to dig out these recordings and start appreciating those guys again. Thankfully there's lots of film and TV kinescope-video recordings like this one to show us how remarkable the musicians of the 20th century actually were. So thank you for posting this bit with the great Roy Clark!
You know what made the big difference? Their stage presence, long hair and hippie clothing of the 'guitar gods'. That whole package won them as much popularity as their music in the 1960s.
Jethro Burns!
well said, there's more emotion in this youtube clip than the entirety of the first led zeppelin album if were being honest. The deeper you go the more you realize how what you thought was hard is easy and what you thought was easy is superhuman impossible. But if you want to impress a girl just play 3 chords
@@silva777It was marketing. Labels put millions into virtual unknowns in those days...guys who never even played a show and who had zero fans could get multimillion dollar record deals as late as the 2000s.
Labels were highly influential over the music press. Guaranteed the press kits for guys like Clapton made reference to his "guitar God" acclaim among listeners....they may have even been the ones who started & perpetuated such myths.
Roy was hands down one of the best guitarists ever.
What? "Ever"?..there are 10 year olds that could use this song to warm up. Lmfao. This lick for a guy like SRV would like us playing abc's.
Clark couldn't even touch a teenager like Max Ostro. You sir are out of touch and probably 70 years old.
Him and Glen Campbell. Crazy good.
Jerry Reed too.
I beg to differ-Joe satriani
@@eabnamoliben1598 Yup. But let's face it, there are many great guitarists out there. The OP said "one of the best", not "the" best. Stevie Ray V, Alex Lifeson (so under-rated), Joe Bonamassa, Eddie V., The Nuge, etc..... Lots and lots more and much depends on your taste. Roy Clark and Glenn Campbell were so fast and crazy good.
I think everyone can probably recognise this as brilliant, but not many just how brilliant it actually is. The accuracy required with that clean tone at that speed is off the scale. And tap-dancing! Impossible
I know . This is perhaps the finest guitar performance I’ve ever seen and heard. It’s genius to the 10th degree.
He was a true master.
I play guitar. This man obviously was a guitar god. Extreme finesse. I couldn't play like this, ever.
Not impossible if your Roy Clark!
It's mind boggling
Indeed
Roy Clark, Glen Campbell, Jim Stafford and Scotty Moore. I can listen to their guitar playing and it never gets old. But Roy was special....I place him in the top 10 of greatest guitar players of all time...regardless of the music genre. He was incredibly versatile.
He's up there for sure. Grossly underrated and appreciated.
Chet Atkins... He's on the top of that list too!
@@Tankerc Absolutely
Agreed. He played 3 or more instruments. Banjo, fiddle and guitar
Don't forget Jerry Reed
RIP JERRY 🙏
Roy was an amazing guitar player. I grew up on metal and punk, metal also had some amazing players but I can totally appreciate any style if the players are good. Roy Clark, Jerry Reed and Glen Campbell are just a few of some awesome country pickers.
Do you know by any chance know what kind of Fender he was playing? Looked to be a Strat of some sort.
@@paulhenson4434 its a fender jaguar
@@tjsmb1493 OH ok, appreciate that very much.
@@paulhenson4434
Jazz master
@@BryanClark-gk6ie Cool, appreciate it
This guy shreds palm muted. What a monster skill.
I believe he has that fender mute engaged through the whole song, i might be wrong tho
He was economy picking the scales.
Guy was pro, he was accurate asf
Sounds like he has the mute on but palm muting and shredding, pretty common in a lot of music back then with any guitar
Aside from being an unbelievable guitarist, Roy always looked like he was having as much fun as his audiences. An incredibly talented musician!
He was a Showman!! A true entertainer, highest output for his audience, because he loved them and they loved him. A charisma matched by few (in any) in the instrumental world.
ok paul
The playing reminded me of Les Paul (except for the dancing).
BizarreBirch8 G2 Never disrespect Paul Simmons, that’s Mr Simmons to you
He probably WAS having as much fun. When you practice hard and have something to show for it, it's a pleasure to put it on display. He also composed all the variations of this song.
Love the Jaguar and the curly guitar cord. What a massive talent.
Roy Clark was an absolute monster on the guitar.
This is the most metal shit I've ever seen
@William Lewis r/woosh
@@whiskeychip r/woooooooooosh to you too.
@@davidcollins1410i bet you dont even know what that means
@@whiskeychip yeah, I know what Reddit is, dumb ass
@@davidcollins1410 ok now you
the want to start the fucking fight now
Eddie Van Halen secretly watched Roy play on his basement TV.
Yeah, I was scrolling the comments to see who else noticed the tapping around 1:30.
and Jimi Page
Yeah pretty sure he did
Eddies dad was Roy speck
Here is some truth. Eddie VanHalen actually sought out Glen Cambpell for guitar lessons.
Roy was truly a master of guitar ! And banjo , mandolin, acoustic guitar to name a few others . I remember his TV shows and could hardly wait to watch he play . This was before he was on hee haw .
Been playing guitar for 25 + years and never in my wildest dreams could I achieve 2% of this mans talent. Amazing.👍👍👍
Could ya tell me what model Fender was he playing? A Strat?
@@paulhenson4434looks like a fender jaguar
@@robp9618 Someone said Jazz master?
@@paulhenson4434 looks more like a jaguar. Smaller scale neck, pick up switches on top with chrome, jazz masters usually rock p90s and the pickup switch is more traditional.
@@robp9618 Some told me jazz master. I was asking because both models look somewhat the same. To me anyway. Thank you, keep them fingers limber!
1:42 when you have 100 seconds left on Super Mario Bros.
Facts 🔥😂
Jimmybagodonuts LMFAO SO TRUE!!!!!
Lol. Truth.
Oh God!!! Its so true!!! 😂
Oh Hahahaha
Right.?.!.
There was some old guy somewhere watching this when it happened saying "This is trash compared to what music use to be".
I just know it.
Hahaha every Generation
@Midnight Toker absolutely every chance. Literally you can go back to the old school greek philosphers from 2000 years ago and even they complained about how "my generation is so much better than this lame upcoming generation"
@@TotinosOtherBoy I've read somewhere that around when paper was widely used. Old guys were like "Smh, this generation really has gone downhill. We wrote and read in slates using chalk. And now they use paper, kids nowadays with their dustless pens."
There's also some asshole who gonna say "man, music _these days_ is terrible!"
zzzhuh they are probably dead
He was absolutely amazing and a great sense of humor as well
That was pure talent and showmanship. Simply the best.
Saw Roy in concert years ago. He was the opening act. He came out and said, "Well, they put the worst acts on first, so here I am," then proceeded to blow the roof off the place with his guitar picking and grinning.
Humility...just another of Mr. Clark's countless virtues.
saw him in the 80s , had the worlds fastest banjo player touring with him , played dueling banjos with him and blew him out
Russell Garr I saw him during this time frame, before Hee-Haw. I was 12 and knew he was a dandy even then. First time I fell in love with music and musicians. Yesterday might be over now but I feel it still.
@@floydeemercer2344 -- Awesome!
How the BLANK could Roy Clark EVER be an opening act for ANYONE??? He WAS the concert!!! RIP my friend I and everyone else in this world will miss you... THE GREATEST...
Amazing guitarist.
When he’s playing he looks like he’s receiving some great head
Couldn’t put it better myself
Hahaha! I thought the same thing! Haha!
First shredding face
Musicians make the ugliest faces to make the most beautiful sounds -Carlos Santana
Fax
I’ve only ever heard I’ve Roy Clark as a passing mention in documentaries about other rock artists, but now I understand how much of a legend he really was! What a quality entertainer and skilled musician! His understanding of the guitar is unparalleled! ❤
Roy was an inspiration to the following generation like Danny Gatton and Roy Buchanan God rest their souls. Excellent pickin and grinning. Love it 😊
no fx, no delay, no distortion, no sustainer, no tricks...pure talent...
pure skill you mean. He wasn't born this way he worked until there wasn't a string he couldn't play.
@@strategygaming5830 exactly I hate it when people say talent instead of skill and experience. It undermines the practice, dedication, and choices that brought them their standing as a Guitar musician
@@Overrated7901 I absolutely agree. While roy has the talent which led him to guitar his skill is what people are impressed by.
Facts man Roy was talented as hell with that skill and just pure class on the guitar
Those things you mentioned don’t add to skill or talent.
I live how in the early days of electric guitar, it was just considered an amplified acoustic and approached pretty much the same way.
That's not what's happening here at all though. He's doing all kinds of creative stuff with dead notes, slides, and even percussive elements you couldn't do nearly the same way on an acoustic
@@6foottallAardvark Fair enough!
@boulderguy888 why? Sure I didn't mean it could be done on an acoustic. I just feel that early electrics were approached more like acoustics than they are today. Or than electric guitars are today.
@@weebgrinder-AIArtistPro Well at that time they were referred to mostly as twangers/electric twangers in the south. And played in that same picked blues fashion. My guess, and this is just a guess, but my guess would be that guitars started to be played more in the modern fashion when pre-amps, leads and sustains were invented.
Also as much as I hate to invoke his name because he's a sick individual, Phil Spector had a huge impact on how modern music would sound for decades.
Yeah, and that is why Hendrix is considered the milestone in electric guitar. Hendrix made the whole signal chain as his instrument with all the distortion, fuzz, delay and sweep filters he had. Prior to that, as we can see from this video, there were some insanely good players. So he broke (afaik, unless there isn't an underground here I don't know of) this convention and paved the path of electric guitar sound we know of today.
Absolute MASTERY... I'd seen Clark play a couple of times on Hee Haw when I was a kid, and I was as impressed with his talent as well back then as I am now. Bravo!
Wow, clean shredding. No simulations or effects gain, just pure.
Jacob Molyneux right I thought I was the only who noticed how all that extra effects just covers up all the mistakes
Lol ok BOOMER
@Jacob Molyneux but when someone who is really good uses distortion it can be just pure gold
@Jacob Molyneux of course they would've used modern tech. AC/DC just didn't change their sound since decades + they really ain't 'clean'
@@ironbooze2937 Yeah in what world are ACDC considered clean? Fairly dry sure but hardly clean.
Horribly underrated guitarist.
You got that straight -- him and Glen Campbell (RIP).
Kelton King are you picking on him because he is white
Collin Henriksen dude he just said that he didn't got the attention he actually deserved.
How can you misunderstand that?
Him and Chet Atkins together is a crazy combo
I remember watching Hee Haw as a kid and thinking he was just a funny guy, then he started pickin' on a flat top Martin and was BLOWN AWAY! Roy Clark and Randy Rhoads were honestly why I started playing.
The Great Roy Clark...along with Les and Chet...just unreal!!💯
Roy Clark was a guitar legend In his own right. I used to watch Hee Haw with my mom as a kid and I always enjoyed listening to Roy Clark play his amazing chords on his guitar 🎸.#OBP Bluesman
90 percent of people don't realize how amazing this performance is. Look up his rendition of Mallegeuna, truly a masterpiece.
I saw a video of a flamenco piece he did. He started at the level of an amazing creshendo, so I was thinking he's boxed himself in, nowhere to go ftom there. Then, he went beyond.
@@sage9836 Do you have the link? I can't find it.
Yup guitar virtuoso confirmed, even though I've never played guitar...
He also performed Malagueña on an episode of The Odd Couple.
@@patrickdoring7149 yea I seen it while I was lookin him up on UA-cam, another good performance, but that one on the dark stage with the spotlight was the one I saw first and it blew me away lol
On a guitar with no reverb, no sustain, no edge or distortion. THAT'S talent developed to the extreme. Ladies and Gentlemen...the incomparable Roy Clark.
what do you mean by 'edge'? like overdrive?
That’s what I’m saying this guy is way better then all the modern guitarists
it's also lacking in a lot of feeling and starts to sound gimmicky.
@@curtismcallister9569 it fits with the song tho,like it's supposed to be like that
@@zzzzimmers5046 nah man
Incredible talent. Incredible showman. Love this man!!
Just one of the most incredible musicians to ever live.
RIP to one of the best guitarists to ever walk on planet Earth
@Default User he is dead. Just passed on the 15th.
🤠
@@jakeuhhb Maybe dead from this world ... but I believe he lives on in Jesus. And that is what really counts.
La terre est grande et il existe beaucoup de guitaristes infiniment meilleurs....Certains se contentent de peu.
s s No doubt, banjo and. Other stringed intranets included. He was. The best.
*_when spongebob and patrick steal a paper_*
a paper?
Nick P it’s a joke. Based on that one episode when they steal a balloon on free balloon day
@@fawflethetawfle2404 i got the reference but why a paper?
YES I WAS JUST THINKING THIS REMINDS ME OF SPONGEBOB
Wasn’t it a balloon
A real gentle soul and a true guitar star.
As old as this is, there's nothing old or tired about it as far as pure entertainment goes;. Simply brilliant then, and just as amazing now.
He looks like he's entertaining a king he hates and he just poisoned his drink and is now waiting for the king to take a drink
I KEEP SEEING YOU IN N.HENTAI, hi
@@bigmanz9842 holup
@@stinkynoodles8312 I do
That's so weirdly specific but also yes you're correct
oddly specific
Supposedly, when asked in interviews "What's it like to be 'The World's Greatest Guitarist'?", both Jimi Hendrix and Eddie Van Halen answered: "You need to ask Roy Clark that question."
And Roy Clark would discuss it with Chet Atkins
Didn't Jimi Hendrix say ask Rory Gallagher?
Eddie said Eric Clapton lol
Jimi also said terry kath, guitarist for Chicago was better than him. Extremely underrated guitarist
Jimi admired Stevie ray
Ol Roy Clark chickn pickin with all them good ol boys, RIP Roy you are missed. 🎸🎶🤠🏴
Bro
How did you post this 27 min ago and this video was posted 6 years ago.
@@josefinabrito7963 I replied to it as it popped up.
This man has as many accolades as records, fans and people who list him as an influence. And deserves way more than he currently gets! I can only imagine a show with him, Buck Owens, Jerry Reed and Chet Atkins together.
This is thrash metal without distortion. True pick smith
Lmao ignorant af. No
@@LOLAP95 if you take the distortion off of shredding, it sounds like this
Lol. Roy Clark. Father of modern distortion-less Metal. Nice bra! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Except this guy has talent
@@LOLAP95 you realize that your response itself is pretty ignorant, right?
0:30, this man is sweeping. I honestly don't understand why this guy isn't talked about the way everyone does Hendrix, Les Paul or someone like that. Extremely ahead of his time, super versatile, freakishly technical especially for the era..... The man was a master.
Well that's called a rake it's not the same. But I do agree with the fact that this guy is extremely talented and underrated
Simple, he had alot less TV and internet exposure than those people
@@RetroPlus : uhhh, you do know he had atop rated TV show where he played every week for 20 years, right?
@@tommyboyindy1157 Hmm strange, maybe the only people who remember him are older then
@@RetroPlus : he played during the same era as Elvis, the Beatles, Hendrix, Glen Campbell, and lots of others. Millions of music fans young and old still listen to him. Just because you aren’t familiar with him doesn’t mean lots of more tuned in people aren’t.
Absolutely phenomenal talent and Roy always looked like he was thoroughly enjoying himself 👍😊
I have revisited some Roy Clark on guitar 🎸 &found he was an excellent all around musician,as well as musical icon !
Been heavy into guitar for 20 years,today is the first time I’ve ever heard of this guy. I’m pissed that people knew about this dude and never told me.
I didn't think you were ready
@@Basomic savage
@@timecat8534 OOOooooooo my goooooood oooooooohhhh, daaayuuuuuuuuuuummn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!1!1!!!!1!1!!!
Watch "Hee Haw" reruns on "The Circle" tv network. I don't know where you live but you can see it for free over the air in most larger cities. I think it's also on sattelite tv. He was one of the stars of that show.
Same
His expressions are almost as amazing as his guitar playing.
Damn
He could play pretty much any stringed instrument. An incredible musician and a massive talent.
I'm 51 and growing up I stayed mostly at my grandparents house and they watched anything that had Roy Clark and he's one of my first inspirations to play the guitar. He was next level amazing.
Amazing how the Jaguar still looks futuristic to this day.
ok boomer
@@jumpfart666 It does though.
Wow. Nice quip. I like that. You think it up there?
jumpfart666 oh shut the fuck up with this dead fucking meme
@@jumpfart666 ok z
One of the most talented men who ever played a stringed instrument.
Nah bro just practice and skill
@@Overrated7901 talent comes from practice and skill
you overdid it. He was just good and fun
@@bsnf-5 Good Ole' Roy can never be "OVER-DID!" Nor out done!
@@jamesoloughlin8268 No, talent is what you start with. Beyond that, effective practice builds skill.
Like many people stated, a much under appreciated guitarist. He was a virtuoso and a true talent. Plus the creativity is incredible in this piece. It is amazing how many different sounds he is playing in just over 2 minutes
One of the greatest videos ever!!!
1:53 DAMN THAT SOUNDS GOOD
No shit
Never shit
Must shit
Whoah shit
Can't shit
Roy's smile and facial expressions while playing enhance his wizardry on the guitar so much.
That's true guitar face.
He’s not playing live though
Fantastically good and very well done. A legend ❤
Alt picking, sweep picking, hammer-ons and pulloffs, even some tapping--man, Roy Clark was a guitar MONSTER.
If I had a nickel for every time Roy missed a note, I’d be broke as hell
Hah! Good one.
No. You'll be in debt.
@Colin Slivinski r/imnotgonnasayit
@Colin Slivinski Right, he'd be broke.
You would have a lot of nickels, his synchronization sucks.
This guy is freaking insane, he has slightly fat fingers, yet he can still play accurately and quickly. What a skilled musician.
It's not just guitar, this man is a whiz with any stringed instrument. Banjo, fiddle, guitar, you name it, he's played it.
His fingers remind me of Frank Gambale's -a monster Jazz Fusion guitarist.
The exact reason I play bass and not guitar
Was... not is.. he is long dead...
It's because the resolution of this video got stretched out much wider.
I was breathless after that, bravo!👏👏👏👏👏
An absolute master! Great sense of humour, too!
You can't shred on a clean tone.
Roy Clark:
Those faces!. I swear sometimes it looks like he's having fun, and other times it looks like he's about to have an aneurysm
Matt Rogers it was to help with his stage fright
Matt Rogers as a guitarist it’s a thing we all do
@@wjtr._03 lol, that's the last thing he would have. He could play several instruments and was the cohost on the comedy show HeeHaw which lasted several years, probably before your time
@@mrdougeran1 just cos he was skilled in many instruments and the host of a show doesn't mean he didn't have stage fright.
@@Saiga12308 sorry but I watched HeeHaw for years and know he didn't, he was always very relaxed
A master musician sharing. We are blessed to be able to realize past times.
I adored him. I can see the blood, sweat and tears it took to learn that. He was a true artist and a happy soul.
So sorry for infringe on your privacy, Beautiful song. Hello
@davidholton9667 my God. You scammers are on here as well😂😂
Worker1: „Bro we need to set up the stage!“ „
Worker2: „say no more“ *rolls in a barrel
shiftymeister Underrated comment!
Wow
What personally makes the most impression is, beyond all, the absolute, crystal clear cleanliness of each and every single note.
Fantastic guitar player, and can put the comedy RIGHT IN WITH IT ALL!
RIP, a terrific guitarist and gentleman. 11/15/2018
Do you know what year this was?
@@brianwalendy3735 i think 1955
@@mmmmm_monke55 thank you! I'm so impressed by his style and skills, even if he does appear to be possessed.
@@brianwalendy3735 hes a damn guitar god for his time to
What a long life
I was always amazed at how them big farmer's hamhock hands of his could play so delicately at such speed and clarity.
A Guitar God.
@Bone Jenga lol what the hell are you on about
@Bone Jenga ok boomer
Bone Jenga well someone has to make those coffees and gamers can make up to 6 figures. I’m sure if there were still a plethora of farming jobs, for decent pay, many young people would love to work hard in the outdoors. How about we just stop shitting on our fellow workers.
@Bone Jenga God, you're really pathetic, aren't you?
Treating others like garbage to further prove how masculine and manly you are is the saddest thing ever.
Bone Jenga most boomer fucking comment I’ve seen today. Stay off the internet, gramps.