Roy Clark has got to be one of the most underrated musicians of all time. He can play any instrument in any style and be a virtuoso.

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He was funny, a little goofy and a lot crazy but he was and still is ONE OF THE BEST!!!! I adored Roy Clark!!!! ❤❤❤

This vid crossed my path again and I had to watch it. There is true magic in the world and I love seeing the looks on everyone's faces light up like a kid seeing a magic trick for the first time or a Christmas morning seeing the present under the tree. Merry Christmas!

Look at the joy in his face when he’s playing.

In his later years he blessed our little town in Canada with a concert. Still so amazing, even though he mentioned a few times how his fingers hurt at the time.

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The Lord's love and victory. The Lord is feeding his children, because they left their place by believing their father ❤❤

That brutha is bad

Roy the GOAT 🐐

My Dad always said , if Roy Clark would just shut up and play the guitar, then he is the Best country guitarist ever

I always felt the Riddler was racist.

this is way better than ridley scott garbage trash woke , i can watch this scene on loop for whole week

So, I know a lot of people regard this as a rather bad episode, and it definitely has its issues and its awkwardness (and the fact that the first mainstream interracial kiss in American TV was non-consensual on the part of both characters is rather yikes), but it is a great bit of character work for these four. Spock is somewhat loosening his self-imposed bonds of logical restraint and letting himself express remorse to Chapel because he has nothing else to offer her in the moment besides remorse and solidarity. In very little dialogue it shows Chapel's character as well. She doesn't want this because she knows Spock doesn't want it; a lesser person would just be happy they finally get intimacy from someone they like, but she values his autonomy over her own romantic desire. Kirk provides as much reassurance and comfort to a crew member under his command even when he's being forced into this situation too, he's taking responsibility to minimize both of their psychological baggage from this. And she in return is giving reassurance that this won't damage her trust in him as her captain. In terms of character drama and psychology I find it a compelling episode.

The thing that resonated with me was how caring they all were for each other, trying to support each other under duress

I really dislike this episode. Its simplistic treatment of racism is insultingly sophomoric. Having Frank Gorshin do his impressions of Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas could have saved it.

OH, WOW. W O W.

7:30 "...but your kids are gunna love it."

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Legend

What was that 12 string Glen was playing?

this is way better than gladiator 2

Quick, somebody, tab out that acoustic guitar piece at the end.

How come the black side of his is not a afro!!!

A GRETCH Guitar !!?

Hier Encore. Never knew this song was translated to English.

There's a very sensitive quality about early acoustic pickups that this video really showcases. EQ was very primitive and the pops and high end shows. Still a great performance.

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That was the most amazing and fastest strumming I've ever heard. I'm not deeply versed in this type of older stuff but 🤯🤯

Great episode, bad ending. Lesson learned. F. Gorshin .

This episode is relatable today in many ways. In our political differences. Middle East conflicts Sexual preferences etc. The world has become very self centered.

That malaguena at the end with the slapping ... WTF Trying to play flamenco on that style is hard as fuck

I ❤️Roy Clark.

Vietnam veteran here. I was drafted into that war. It was a grave mistake. I’m white by the way.

Me and my family going through a very difficult time ,last night I dreamed i was with my children they were young again and my son took me to a wilderness type place and there were tiny birds on the floor we picked them up I said they were Quails .🙏🙏🙏forgot i also saw something white like snow .

I think he got that guitar pregnant at the end!

What a joke this guy was!💩

wow / 2024

I love it when that man tells Roy that he's a genius!!!! Then he tells Felix that he's an idiot!!!!! LOL!!! LOL 👌 😆 😂 😆 🤣 😂 😹

I think I just discovered some more inspiration to keep playing guitar!!!! And I found another guitar influence!!!! Now!!!! I am going to look up more Roy Clark music!!!! 🎶 🎵 🎉🎉❤❤❤ 😊😂 😃 😊 😀 😄 😁 😆 😃 ❤🎉

Spock's 2 reactions are really good. The first is like - I have a feeling where this guy is going with this. The second is like - yep, I was right and you gotta be kidding.

A breath of fresh air. Awesome Beautiful!

6:00 Wondering what guitar Roy plays in the last segment

He completely sold America down the drain in so many ways

This aired February 1975. When Roy did Malagueña, Felix and Oscar became Tony and Jack admiring a legend! Tony passed in 2004, Jack 2012 and Roy 2018. Missed and loved ❤

Now if only we had a modern take, point out the glaring issue of conflating racism and immigration. Ignoring the dangers of welcoming strangers with values that conflict with your own.. Simply cuz u were naive enough to think the differences were ONLY skin deep! "Its not that he's a midlandperson.. it's just that most midlandppl hold radical religious views which wouldn't be such a problem except their religion promotes cultural hatred to anyone else not of their faith and its a sin for them to tolerate our belifes!" Ah. Yes, now we see the problem of race & propaganda being used to confused the REAL underlying fundamental issue with hustle-culture

This is amazing!! I hadn't seen all of this, and all of the instruments he played. Amazing.

Gene Roddenberry had a fling with Nichelle Nichols when he was also dating Majel Barrett ..

Roy was a string instrument genius. Badass.

Roy Clark could play it all with gusto,