Why cant you "REACTS" channels let it play through once without interruption then go back. It takes away the emotion.

@MrLboydReacts

Жыл бұрын

Because not stopping often violates copyright laws and makes copyright fair use laws void.

@zombievikinggaming4258

Жыл бұрын

KZread is very restricting otherwise

@idahoducker

Жыл бұрын

The whole point of this channel is "reaction" it's in the name! If you don't like that you can watch the entire performance with no reactions at all. Look it up for yourself and then go find something else to cry about.

@beardedcollector83

Жыл бұрын

@@MrLboydReacts no it means that without the pauses the channels have to share monetization with the channels theyre using video or audio from

@mu4990

Жыл бұрын

why can't you old "COOTS" just enjoy something? If you want to listen to it without interruption, go listen to the original video, not a reaction.

Here’s the the thing about Roy Clark, a lot of us grew up seeing him on Hee Haw, and thought of him as a country artist. Then you see him do something like this, and you go down the rabbit hole and discover how truly great he was. Truly underrated

@tonyjackson4078

2 жыл бұрын

Roy Clark had a very strong country personality, which translated perfectly as a host on Hee Haw, but his music interests were obviously anything he could devour as something that caught his ear.

@steveeverett1736

2 жыл бұрын

@@tonyjackson4078 very true, he was very skilled, I seem to recall (I was pretty young at the time) he also performed with a few symphonies

@phillipbarker4757

2 жыл бұрын

Musicians never underrate him, especially guitar players.

@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv

2 жыл бұрын

Didn't know him from HeeHaw.

@orlock20

2 жыл бұрын

The same thing went with Charo. She was always mistaken for a sexy comedian when her livelihood was a top Flamingo guitarist.

I met Roy in the early 70’s in Tampa, Florida. I was about 16 and approached him and he talked to me like he had nothing else in the world to do but talk to me. Genuine nice man. RIP Mr. Clark.

@JayVal90

Жыл бұрын

My dad took me and my brother to go see him play at a tiny midwestern town in a ball field in the 90s.

@EASTSIDERIDER707

Жыл бұрын

Good to hear; this reinforces his reputation.

I want to preface this by saying I'm a huge metalhead and rock fan in general. And I do not like country music at all. But Roy Clark is unfairly just labeled as country. He was one of the most innately talented guitarists that ever lived. He was truly amazing.

@markupton1417

Жыл бұрын

His picking dynamics were CRAZY good!

@stevehurd8858

Жыл бұрын

I will agree 100% but you also need to checkout Jim Stafford,and glen Campbell's rendition of this although both were country music stars they were great guitar players also Jerry Reed was another great player and a country star these guys could play anything glen Campbell was also one of the beach boys first guitar players

@allenbryant1355

Жыл бұрын

Not just a guitarist. He played multiple stringed instruments (banjo, fiddle)

@stevehurd8858

Жыл бұрын

Yes I agree he was multi talented he was also an actor he was on the original odd couple many appearance,s on it and the Beverly hillbillys

@annebishop9634

Жыл бұрын

The man could play anything with strings on it.

Roy performed this on an old TV show once called "The Odd Couple" and left the live studio audience in awe as well as the actors who for a moment forget they were doing a TV show.

@knightdragon5640

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree. The actors were totally mesmerized and speechless while watching Clark play!

@ChristChickAutistic

2 жыл бұрын

I remember that one, his hand moved so fast it was a blur.

@ronjefferson3162

2 жыл бұрын

I think the Odd Couple performance is his best version because it was on an acoustic guitar.

@michellelosch9928

2 жыл бұрын

I think it was right hand strumming this is left I think

@otherkorean

Жыл бұрын

@@ronjefferson3162 Disagree. Although this song sounds better on an acoustic guitar, his playing is much cleaner in this version. Slightly different arrangement, too. Myself, I learned Jose Felicianos' version from Alive Alive 0!

Finally someone is giving Roy Clark the modern day recognition that he deserves. This man was a genius playing anything with strings.

@john0691

2 жыл бұрын

Timothy there is a English guitar who is on KZread called wing of Pegasus and who shows Roy lots of love and admiration.

@mournwood

2 жыл бұрын

And just about anything without, too!

@timothyplumley8316

2 жыл бұрын

@@john0691 Yes, I am subscribed to him as well.

@thetodd45

2 жыл бұрын

I don't have the best ear but I think he played the hell out of the trumpet.

@beachbumproduction

2 жыл бұрын

Yes He was; Roy was a Virtuoso on any instrument! Yes incredible!

Roy Clark was a genius. If it had strings he could play it.

@bergy210

2 жыл бұрын

Roy also played very well with instruments with strangs

@jameseast7966

2 жыл бұрын

Not only play it but play it very well.

@TAYLORFAN50

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jarhead-ki7io - Yeah, right. 🙄

@markmccarty9793

2 жыл бұрын

Roy was a world class guitarist,but he was just as good on a banjo!! I grew up in the 70's and had to watch hee-haw! But on one episode he played the Spanish Guitar, it was amazing! A world class performance!

@steveturner3999

Жыл бұрын

Roy could make music playing a barbed wire fence.

If you're saying Roy Clark was a "random American," you're nuts. That man had more talent in his pinky fingernail than most "random Americans."

@TheWhale45

2 жыл бұрын

Random Earthlings.

@j0hnn13K

Жыл бұрын

I think he was being cheeky because he knows there are a good few highly respected flamenco guitarist of fame in Spain, and that you would not expect a non-Spanish guitarist to be at the level of these highly rated Spanish guitarists. But if anyone (you would not expect it from if you didnt know better) could perform at that level, it most certainly would be Roy.

@fresnocruz4159

Жыл бұрын

I believe what was meant is that he performed the song so masterfully you would think he grew up listening to Flamenco. She had never heard of Roy Clark, and she was definitely blown away.

@surfersilver6610

Жыл бұрын

I imagine to most Spaniards and most of the World he'd be considered a 'random American ' unless they were deep into American country music and such. When he said that I also mentated "Random? 😳😱That's [Samuel Jackson voice] Mutha Fukin Roy Clark! RESPECK!😤" But I got what he was saying was from Spain's POV.😁

Roy Clark's father was a semi-professional musician who played banjo, fiddle, and guitar. His mother played piano. The first musical instrument Mr. Clark ever played was a four-stringed cigar box with a ukuleles neck attached to it. Which he picked up in elementary school. His father taught him to play guitar when Roy was 14 years old. Soon Clark was playing banjo, guitar and mandolin. "Guitar was my real love." Mr. Clark later said. So, he was raised in music and played all his life. Such a national treasure really. I am glad you enjoyed his lifelong love of playing music.♥♥

One of the best guitarists ever in the world. Probably THE best.

@socket_error1000

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely on the Mt.Rushmore of them. He was always a student. Always getting better. Then you add in all the other instruments he played...

@MicahTerry1

2 жыл бұрын

They once asked Eddie Van Halen what it felt like to be the greatest guitarist of all time, he said “I don’t know, ask Roy Clark.”

@danchristopher7957

2 жыл бұрын

Glen Campbell was worth a mention as well.....

@32202masterj

2 жыл бұрын

@@danchristopher7957 Yes, you probably heard both of them even more than you realize. They both did more work as background to every type of musicc, than they did lead.

@32202masterj

2 жыл бұрын

Glen was even part of the most requested background group. Back then the majority of studio recordings were done by that group, rather than group given the criedit.

Roy was one of the best multi-instrumentalist ever! Guitar, banjo, fiddle/violin, mandolin, just about anything!

During an interview Eddie Van Halen once was asked how it feels to be the best guitar player alive, he said " I don't know, ask Roy Clark." Two Titans in anyone's book.

@blindshiva2826

Жыл бұрын

That is uncommon humility. 😎

@danielhamilton1130

Жыл бұрын

I heard it was jimmy hendricks????

@surfersilver6610

Жыл бұрын

@@blindshiva2826 it's a trope and a long running guitar gag.

@shawnheck6878

10 ай бұрын

It was actually Jimmy Hendrix who was asked the question . From what I've read anyways. I may be incorrect. Its possible, to be sure 👍

@stevengriswold5280

7 ай бұрын

Hendrix said same thing

It was written by Ernesto Lecuona, who was Cuban. It was originally the sixth movement of his Suite Andalucía. Malagueña is the title.

@bvscfanatic

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for pointing this out so that I didn't have to.

@deormanrobey892

2 жыл бұрын

I guess I should have read the comments before I posted mine.

@texaswildcat2000

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, Roy even mentions at one of his live shows at his theater back in 93 or so that the music came up from Cuba...I find it one of his greatest performance, the one they viewed here, which was a different, and I think earlier, performance for tv...

@henryperez606

Жыл бұрын

Also, it was originally written for piano

@ethanweeter2732

Жыл бұрын

@@texaswildcat2000Chet Atkins played this song too.

Thanks for this - Roy Clark was sometimes regarded as a "country hick" - he had a very casual country aspect, but was in fact an amazing musician.. humorous and humble! She gets it!

@shirleygonzalez5106

Жыл бұрын

In my book he was a musical amazement truly gifted what a loss RIP roy

Roy was doing things that are nearly impossible. He's strumming with a plectrum (pick) what Flamenco guitarists do with all four fingers of their right hand (rasgueo), basically they flail the strings with all their fingers, they don't use a pick.He strums so fast that the camera can't quite pick it up.

@aradia1379

2 жыл бұрын

I think this is one of the thimgs that most impresses me about his performance. I love flamenco guitar, but Clark is doing flamenco style strumming with a pick. Just insane that he was able to do that. It's mind-blowing.

@HensOnly

Жыл бұрын

@@aradia1379 AND using an electric guitar as well instead of the vihuela.

When Spanish women incorporate their nose into their smile...You've done something right. She truly enjoyed that.

His "Yesterday When I Was Young" made it to the charts back in the late 60's.

@dennismims2999

Жыл бұрын

Thank God and Greyhound was always one of my favorites.

@starman2337

Жыл бұрын

@@dennismims2999 I didn't like that the title gave away the punch line.

My dad was a music major at the University of Arizona. He chose this song, for his finals Thesis (as it were), on piano. Played in the U of A Auditorium. This was in like the early1950s. He played it flawlessly. I grew up listening him play this at home, on piano. Amazing to hear

Roy Clark was truly a naturally gifted guitar player. If it had strings, he could play it. He also had a deep love of music. I saw him perform solo, when he would finish a song, switch guitars, then continue to the next song. Sometimes he'd change guitars mid song. The man _"understood"_ guitars in a way that very few people ever have. IMO, he's one of the greatest guitar players of all time.

If I'm not mistaken, Roy Clark played with the great Andre Segovia. They had a great respect and admiration for each other. They both said that the other was the greatest guitar player in the world.

@Darth.Fluffy

2 жыл бұрын

They were probably both right.

@blktauna

2 жыл бұрын

@@Darth.Fluffy truth

@BugnOutLLC

Жыл бұрын

Segovia................ Can't be argued with. I saw him on stage on the Johnny Carson Show when I was a kid.....He said nothing. He was an old man dressed in something like a bullfighter outfit. He carried a large guitar on stage and set on a stool. Then he filled my young head with the first REAL MUSIC I had ever heard. The audience went nuts. He stood, bowed, and walked away. Segovia................ Can't be argued with.

bringing this pretty young lady on to react to these songs was great.... enjoyed it thoroughly ...

Just watching Roy Clark, play any instrument over the years can be mind blowing. He can actually make the instrument talk. You can feel the emotion.

Definitely have her on more. She has such a pitch perfect Spanish accent. I'm happy she enjoyed Roy, as well. You never know what reactions will be in cross-culture music.

Thank you so much for this. I never would have known that Roy was replicating the sound the of Flamingo Dancers....WHILE PLAYING THE GUITAR, if your friend did not tell us about that. Also, the fact that she is so impressed is wonderful to see, and really validates Roy's playing.

@aradia1379

2 жыл бұрын

Flamenco. It's flamenco. Not flamingo. =)

This Roy Clark video was clearly "Singing her Back Home" as Merle Haggard would put it. Very nice!👍

Roy played guitar banjo an fiddle. Man had a great voice may he RIP.✌💖🙏

@volo1826

2 жыл бұрын

He could play anything with strings. Man was a master of his craft

I was very fortunate to see this incredible man play live more then once, he played on the odd couple this song and blew us away. Live he was even better. Some people never knew how great he was. SJ

Roy Clark was a virtuoso on multiple instruments. The best all around musician in modern history.

He could destroy any instrument with strings and make you laugh at the same time. He was such a character.

Roy was underrated because he was most known from a country comedy show. But he can play anything with strings on it: pure talent. ❤❤❤❤

We got so used of Roy Clark telling stupid jokes on Hee Haw that we forget just how good of a guitar player he really was. I have always heard he was truly one of the greatest musicians and he deserved his spot right next to Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Paige and all of the other guitar masters.

@shadowulf

2 жыл бұрын

He was from a time where you had to be an entertainer. If you were not the "whole package", you became just another guy in the band.

@stevenfoster618

2 жыл бұрын

I am a fan of rock and roll and am familiar with all those musicians works and they are all great guitarists, but I believe Roy Clark is all there superior because he probably could have emulated their guitar playing but I'm not so sure the other way around. His guitar playing is multifaceted playing many styles and he is a master of many styles as well as being a multi instrumentalist. Those other guitarists mentioned are more linear in their style and are masters of that style but tend to stick to what they do.

@davemiller6055

Жыл бұрын

Not to disrespect or disparage Hendrix, Clapton, Paige, etc., but they are not in the same league as Roy Clark. As good as those guys were, Roys skill was well beyond those guys.

@lebe220

Жыл бұрын

He was better.

@lebe220

Жыл бұрын

@@davemiller6055 Dito.

I've known this song since my school marching band played it back when. Malaga must be quite a beautiful place!

The song is called malùina and Roy Clark will always be one of the most awesome guitar players ever to bless us with his most beautiful music

Roy Clark was one of the most under appreciated players. Not only did he play several different styles of music on the guitar, but he also played 8 different instuments. An american treasure!

I honestly believe that you could stretch two rubber bands across a cigar box and Roy Clark could make it sound heavenly. One of the most talented stringed instrument artists ever.

I mentioned on the previous Malagueña video, but this song always moves me deeply. Not as someone from Spain, but as a former marching band nerd. I had the pleasure of playing this song a couple times. It’s a phenomenal piece. If you ever want to see it in that form, I recommend The Madison Scouts from DCI in 1988. *wipes eyes*

@albertbingemer7224

2 жыл бұрын

I feel you on that one. The Scouts were on fire that night. High school trumpet line in the early 80’s. I’ve played it and you can’t help getting into a contest of who can make their horn scream the most.

@dodiwomack5608

2 жыл бұрын

Another marching band nerd here. I got to see them perform it that year in Birmingham, AL I think. No words. Question: who played "The Planets" and was it the same year? I guess I need to look up some DCI videos. That sounds like a fantastic rabbit hole to dive down, but I'd rather do it when I have some time on my hands.

@BigEBass

2 жыл бұрын

Same here! It was the finale of our field show in the 1984 - '85 season. It was glorious! Probably my favorite piece of music we played from my four years in high school...

@davideberhart9523

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, the Madison Scouts version was bad ass. I’m a Phantom Regiment fan myself. I think the best version of this though was Stan Kenton’s arrangement of Malaguena.

Roy and Glenn Cambell we're the best Guitar player's especially when they teamed up together..

Now show her an episode of “Hee-Haw” pickin’ an grinnin’

Roy Clark is an awesome guitarist. His attention to detail when playing the guitar is fascinating. Nothing but respect for someone with such talent as this.

This is an amazing performance. Still what gets me is his ability to switch styles. You should react to his "Duelin' Banjos", "Under The Double Eagle", and "Thank God and Greyhound"

@steveeverett1736

2 жыл бұрын

all very good pieces to showcase his versatility

With all due respect to you, MrLboyd, the smiles on that young woman's face pretty much says all that needs to be said. Peace.

Roy Clark was a national treasure. If it had strings, he could make it sing. Guitar, banjo, and fiddle.

@2345mango

2 жыл бұрын

Don't forget mandolin!!

Not that you didn't know it, but the way you were watching and waiting for her reaction is the way many of us watch you. Fantastic song to show your guest as well.

Watching Roy Clark play this is part of the experience. To see his hands moving that fast and the emotion carried over into his expression is what makes this piece fantastic.

I’m so glad knowing Roy Clark is being remembered for his skill as well as his wonderful talent as a marvelous entertainer.

First time I ever heard Roy Clark do anything was singing. His "When I was young" seemed to have come from somewhere very deep and it just never stopped. Defines Genius.

Roy Clark is a fantastic guitar player and even better with a banjo

Mr. Roy Clark was a guitar wizard. He could play any string instrument very well. How does he go so fast? First you crawl, walk,run. You practice very slow with perfect fingering and picking, speed will follow.

I wish she had gotten to see and hear the performance that was on the Odd Couple. I don't think even Roy ever topped that one. That one was beyond next level.

He was also a fiddle player and a banjo player and he was also ar "jet-rated" pilot. He once said that he used to play FASTER but now he plays LONGER!

He wasn't under rated, he was country award entertainer of the year in 1973, 74 and 78, with a bunch of other awards. One of the most respected country artist among his peers in his era.

@jonkeau5155

Жыл бұрын

I think the way many feel he was underrated was that he has gone down in history as just a country musician in many younger people’s books, even though that’s an unfair assessment as he did many styles and instruments, and had far better mastery of them than most artists.

@tommyrq180

Жыл бұрын

Underrated is the single most overused term on YT.

I love your voice. Its so smooth and calming. I could just listen to you talk about anything. Love your channel. Thanks for all the work you put in

Your reaction to this performance was one of if not the first times I listened to your channel and was my first experience with the reaction genre. I'm happy to share it with you and your lovely friend again.

Roy Clark was a GREAT talent. RIP

Roy Clark is vastly underrated. Some think of him only as the dude on the He Haw tv show (which he was very good at). But he could pretty much do anything musically.

Like I said before there were guitiarts then there was Roy Clark. So underatted!!!

Without a doubt, one of the greatest musicians ever to come out of America, God-given talent. I just watched this 5 times!

So many good versions of this song, it’s really fun to play

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@tjhorne82

2 жыл бұрын

The legendary Roy Clark. The man can make all kinds of strings make so many different sounds

@cerebralfailure8804

2 жыл бұрын

The Doors song Spanish Caravan features their guitarist Robby Krieger playing Flamenco guitar

@Pistol-ve6ji

2 жыл бұрын

Some rumors he couldn't READ a note of music, but could hear it once then play it!

@stevehope6283

2 жыл бұрын

Random American,?? Maybe in your eyes but I rediscovered RC a few years ago and I saw him on Heehaw back in the day but when I saw him in the Odd couple I was blown away! Many preeminent guitarist particularly rock have been influenced by RC and Chet Atkins and I'm not a big country fan. But they were 2 if a kind! Although Chets' history is very compelling.

@bryanhallman8183

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder how many times she's heard it played on an electric 335...? 😉

Had the privilege of watching his live concert!. Amazing show with all the different instruments that he played. The jokes and just plain fun of his style. One of the best shows I ever saw!.

My first time hearing this version - this is one of my favorite songs of all time and his arrangement/performance is fantastic

I was lucky enough to see Carlos Montoya play this at Jones hall in Houston in the '60s. His version may be definitive. Charo, who played an airhead blonde on TVs "Love Boat" played this most beautifully. (Her take on "Bolero" is also fantastic) Also worth the view is Jose Feliciano's Malaguena. Blind, but doesn't miss a note. My dad was part of the USN Med Fleet in the '50s and spent a lot of time in Barcelona. He came to love Flamenco and instilled that in me. Malaguena may be the most beautiful piece of guitar music ever written, but my favorite is Montoya's "Zambra" Here is a different look at Flamenco. kzread.info/dash/bejne/mGFo0ZSuqZipf9o.html I dare you to do a reaction to this.

@twenty3enigma

2 жыл бұрын

Even at her peak of popularity in the U.S., Charo's virtuoso guitar playing was never fully appreciated.

@KurtMcDowellOKC

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's a shame she's known as a dizzy blond when she was a phenomenal musician.

Pasodoble is primarily a musical genre, but also a style of dance that arose later. The music was originally created for the Spanish military troops to march to. Because that style of music was also played during bull fights, it gave rise to the pasodoble dance - seen most often in competitive ballroom dancing - performed by a couple, wherein the male portrays the bullfighter, and the female portrays the bullfighter's cape. If you know what you're looking at, you can recognize the movements of the bullfighter in the dance, even with all the flourishes and poses. It's a gorgeous dance when executed with extreme precision successfully. Oh, btw, if this is your first introduction to Roy Clark, he's the greatest guitarist you never heard of, and I mean that. He was a musical prodigy, who could play any instrument you put in front of him. But he was most gifted with guitar and banjo. He made his name in country music and on TV with his comedy show HeeHaw, but he's arguably the most gifted guitarist of the 20th century. He just wasn't as well known because of his preferred genre of music and the era during which he was in his prime. He would own KZread in today's world.

Had the great fortune to see Roy in concert! We sat next to the stage-my shoulder was touching it! He was AWESOME!!

I love the look of joy and excitement on your face when you are sharing music with your friend.

@hughmoore3251

2 жыл бұрын

👍

Loved the video ... Roy Clark was a wizard ... Guitar, Banjo, etc I grew up watching him on "Hee Haw" in the 70's

Easily in the top 5 greatest guitarists that ever lived

I could listen to this multiple times everyday! LOVE IT, and her reactions are priceless!

One of the finest guitar, banjo, and fiddle players of ALL time! He also seemed like he was a genuine nice man; he had class. Roy Clark was a true musical legend! RIP Mr. Clark

Roy Clark was truly a phenom the way he played. He should have gotten way more recognition while he was alive. Sister Rosetta Tharpe was another great guitarist who played beyond her time as well.

I grew up watching Roy Clark on Hee Haw. He is awesome no matter what style. Him, Chet Atkins, and Glen Campbell. Glen was a bad ass on guitar. His picking style rivaled Roy's. Jerry Reed too.

This piece, is so warmly filled with such passion... had you played it from start to finish without pauses, your lovely friend would likely have been put to tears. Playing it so right is like a national treasure. At least this rendition.

Man, she's loving it and paying close attension. You keep interupting her and the great Roy Clark

Roy was a string genius, with perfect pitch. And...I think he possibly ate coffee grounds raw to move at that speed. o.O

Since you live in Spain, you should react to some Charo. She's quite the guitarist as well. Does a terrific Malaguena as well as Caliente and other songs from her homeland. Well worth it though that wasn't what she was known for sadly.

@stevenmeyer9674

2 жыл бұрын

Charo was voted best flamenco guitarist in the world some years back. She is more than quite good.

Thanks guys!! Roy had such an easy, jovial and playful way about him, you could easily underestimate his absolute MASTERY of the guitar. And had you been dazzled by his guitar chops, you could overlook his banjo and fiddle wizardry. There simply aren't enough superlatives to describe Roy Clark. And generous of spirit. Well known for his promotion of younger artists!

Every time I watch him do this it seems like the notes are coming faster than his hand is moving -- just a master of his craft. He is so underrated outside of the old country fandom.

Ha ha ha, now here's Roy. The Hee Haw maestro.

Fascinating to watch her listening to Roy Clark, and to hear her comments as he reaches different passage. MrLBoyd, you do an excellent job drawing out her reactions. Well worth watching this,

Another superb video and reaction. Congratulations, and thank you.

I enjoy your insights into these performances. Roy Clark was unassuming about his technical ability. He is amazing.

He is a master I have this cd. I never tire of his music. Thankyou for explaining this.

The man was dedicated to his guitar and he can sing ,so talented I can never be nothing but amazed at true love for what you do. The hours just to honed your playing ability I wish I had theses skill.

What makes Roy Clark even more amazing is he is playing Malaguena with a pick. The song was composed for classic guitar where you use all your fingers on the stumming hand.

Huge thank you and congrats on this video! I think you had one a previous reaction to this saying you wondered how someone that knew the music would view it and you very luckily had someone in your orbit that knew it. IT was awesome to watch her face during the playback and mouth WOW several times.

What a beautiful friend you have! Roy Clark covers “Yesterday When I Was Young” to the point it would bring tears.

Roy Clark is still making magic....... Look at the pleasure experienced by this man as he shows this woman something special.

Roy Clark is probably one of the best musicians of all time! He is great on every instrument I have ever heard him play!!

Roy knocks this one out! His slap picking is astounding! Very underated guitarist. One of my favorites of all time. And Roy was a phenomenal entertainer!

Now i beileve in love at first sight!❤!Love the guitarrplayer as well. He is fantastico!! Thank you for sharing.

It's always entertaining to watch these reaction videos and see the newbie say something like "Yeah, he's very good," while looking at a world-renowned artist they've never seen before.

I think Roy Clark was a true musical genius. I have always thought he was a truly great musician whose wonderful talent has not always been fully appreciated. I was lucky enough to see him on stage about 30 years ago.

Don't forget that, although this is usually played flamenco style, he's doing it with a flatpick. Not to mention the workout he got with his right arm. He was definitely underrated. Fun to watch a master at work. His playing was impeccable...

Roy has an amazing signature take on a given piece...this requires that one totally understands the entire work and then doing an interpretation whilst maintaining and being faithful to the spirit and intent of the original piece

Absolutely Amazing. One of the absolute greatest ever!

There is (I'm almost certain) a video of Roy playing this on an acoustic guitar as well. I have heard many people play this song and all have called it Malaguena. Also Roy is equally amazing on both banjo and fiddle. He was once on an episode of the old Odd Couple TV show, and Felix kept asking him to play classical music and Oscar kept asking for country and bluegrass. He played both. Incredible talent.

This and Yesterday When I was Young are 2 of my favorites from Roy Clark

Wow! Roy Clark; The Master, The Legend. Amazing.

Thank you for showing me what I missed in Roy absolutely amazing

If you ever notice one thing about Roy, he's ALWAYS very serious when he plays Spanish guitar. I have a feeling he LOVED playing this music above all else.