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Old 11-15-2018, 05:43 PM
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Another legend is gone, Roy Clark gone at 85 years.
These two were masters.


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Old 11-15-2018, 06:04 PM
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Agreed. Both were excellent and very talented Guitar Players.
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Old 11-15-2018, 06:10 PM
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Truly a legend that will be missed. When learning guitar as a child one of my favorite books was the "Roy CLark big note guitar song book" I might even still have it somewhere.
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I don't follow country music much but I have a liking to the recent Johnny Cash Show reruns. Roy Clark was featured on one of the show and, man, he was incredible! RIP
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Saaaaalute

Hee Haw reference if you are too young or too city to understand!
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Truly one of the greats !!! RIP
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I don't follow country music much but I have a liking to the recent Johnny Cash Show reruns. Roy Clark was featured on one of the show and, man, he was incredible! RIP
Im with ya!. I never really liked country music either. My guitar teacher was more on the rock side also however he said Roy's beginners book was one of the best right behind Mel Bays Book 1. Funny story tho. When I was about 25 or so my mother was getting remarried. SHe had moved to Tuscon AZ and I flew out for the wedding. I got to the reception hall and saw the band getting set up "prior to them changing into cowboy gear" I asked what kind of music they played. They quoted the line from blues brothers movie.. "we got BOTH kinds of music.... Country and western! YEEEEEHAWWW
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Country and western! YEEEEEHAWWW

Sadly, all three a thing of the past
The crap they call "country" now is just a bunch of screeching and howling, Hell most of these clowns don't know more than 1/2 dozen notes that they emit through their nose!

I'm sorry.....but I grew up on Buck Owens, Ray Price, Waylon, Kitty, Bill Anderson, Real country DJ's and all night trucking radio shows, you get the picture.
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