HOW IS HE DOING THIS?! Roy Clark play Guitar, Banjo and Fiddle | REACTION

[@darealadogg]

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[@wendellcreado]

What made Roy Clark so special, is that he could play all these instruments with great proficiency...but what was even more amazing is that he could play any genre of music! God given talent indeed!!!

[@GinMae]

thank you! Roy Clark was an amazing talent - and his humble, "aw-shucks" delivery belied his pure classical talent... Hope you do more Roy!

[@dougieyou]

Dogg...Now that's what you call TALENT.... He was a genius just like you said..Glad you appreciate his HUGE talent.....

[@luckylady7542]

There are no words that can accurately describe this man.😊❤

[@n8sot]

LOL!!!!! Glad you found Roy Clark!!!! He could put a smile on anybodys face!!! Alot of other can play like him......but nobody else has that......persona that Roy emits! If your in a down and out, or bad mood.....watch a Roy Clark video or 2 and I guaranty you'll be smillin!!!!!!! Great video!!!! Subscribed!!!

[@nrsvlda70]

Thanks for your great reaction to this ‘legend’! Grew up with him.. and got to see him live several times!

[@AndICanTalk2]

One of the most amazing musical talents of them all.

[@jamiemitchell8281]

It’s always been a mistake to think that rock artists are the only good guitar players but country “pickers” can match them any day of the week. Glen Campbell and Roy Clark played together a lot and they were fabulous!

[@philgrody3681]

Glen Campbell drastically underrated !

[@jamiemitchell8281]

@@philgrody3681 you are so right! I think Rollingstone Magazine even lists him as one of the all time best guitarists.

[@philgrody3681]

@@jamiemitchell8281 if you have not watched it . Check out "The Wrecking Crew" , not the Dean Martin movie ! lol

[@free2beemee]

Fun fact: My Granddaddy wrote a song for Roy Clark. “Thank God and Greyhound” His name was John Ed Nix. I met Roy when I was young around 10-12 I recall specifically in the audience of a concert and he honored my grandfather. We took pics afterwards. He said “Thank God and y'all I eat.” 😅 Very good memories. Nice guy. ❤

[@gregkleinfall1901]

@@free2beemee "That big diesel motor is playin' my song". Absolutely love the song and he couldn't have picked a better person to perform it. God bless your granddad.

[@jasongilbert2379]

The MASTER!!!

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

Side note the funny man on the left holding all the instruments and messing with Roy was Jimmy Dean you know Jimmy Dean sausage breakfast biscuits and whatnot same guy. And indeed somebody mentioned Hee Haw the whole cast and crew of he were underrated Geniuses of their craft

[@barqu1636]

Reading the comments, I was thinking I was the only person who recognized Jimmy Dean. I'm glad you mentioned him.

[@bethking7348]

Nobody could play like Ray❤

[@ReXo31BbeaT]

Roy Clark was an enormous talent and such a funny Guy.

[@philgrody3681]

Adogg , John McFee of the Doobie Brothers . Guitar , banjo , steel guitar and fiddle ! First musician that came to mind ! lol

[@christopheryochum3602]

Roy Clark was a phenonemon.

[@rhondahandley9595]

A most underrated virtuoso. Remember him from Hee Haw.

[@joewarren3379]

Heeeeeeee haaaaawwww!!! Yall!! Woop

[@jongrant1215]

Hee hee hee haw haw

[@hifinsword]

That was Jimmy Dean handing Roy the instruments. I love his sausage and his music too.

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

Roy was blessed with phenomenal talent!! ❤️🎶

[@jasongilbert2379]

Not many ppl can match his talents hands down!!!

[@jongrant1215]

I enjoy watching both you and the artists. You remind me of what I grew up with and what true talent is. I enjoy your reaction to some of these talented people. Roy Clark, Glen Campbell, and Ella Fitzgerald, all such rich talents. Thank you! BTW, another really talented man on the banjo is Steve Martin.

[@vickielewallen3799]

His song "Yesterday When I Was Young" is great, too, but also the *best* life-lesson i have ever heard. I heard it when i was young, maybe 12? and i have *never* forgotten the message/lesson. Its about living a self-centered life, and how it will cause you to die alone and lonely. Please react to it--"Yesterday When I Was Young." Thx!

[@janadogan-qy7ci]

I just love your channel. Your bring such great things to us. I am old and enjoy your channel so much. You are a you are a wonderful, nice, intelligent young man with a great smile. Thank you for all the good things you bring us.

[@rwilson7197]

He was the highlight of any HeeHaw episode! So good. Loovvee your reaction!!❤❤❤

[@pennymuse3026]

Absolutely fantastic

[@dianeenlow123]

Roy was a MUSICIAN he was fantastic.

[@OLD-MAN-GOLF-USA]

The man holding the instruments was none other than Jimmy Dean. You may know him by his sausage....but he was a singer first. If you haven' heard it yet, check out "Big Bad John"...

[@benitacornett8676]

The female version of Roy was Barbara Mandrell. She could play anything she picked up. She could also sing and dance. Check out the video Barbara pickin. She plays the banjo, slide guitar, steel guitar and sax. She could also play fiddle and mandolin plus other instruments.

[@shawnnixon2811]

When Jimi Hendrix was asked how it felt to be the world's greatest guitar player. He said I don't know ask Roy Clark

[@lynneblacketer6479]

He was an amazing musician to be sure. If you've not done so, you might also want to check out Hoyt Axton. Another legend. Della and the Dealer is a great song.

[@johnprice867]

Check out Tommy Immanuel, Jerry Reed and the legendary Chet Atkins...

[@joebradner572]

Great vid, Roy is incredible.

[@ryanlynch290]

Great video! Do Art Tatum on the piano. I'm a drummer, but to me, Art is the best musician I've EVER seen!

[@beauealey9300]

Wow, that’s a young Jimmy Dean messing with Roy Clark!

[@cujola]

Roy Clark can sing too. Review his "Yesterday, When I was Young" song. A story of wasted youth.

[@adriankolavcic2702]

Thank you for this and do put up others.

[@MrWildwilly48]

Well Adogg if you haven`t done it yet you have to listen to Glen Cambell and Roy playing together.

[@kdm71291]

Roy was an amazing musician….I remember watching Hee-Haw as a kid. (Look that up)

[@patrickshannon4516]

Roy Clark was an expert could play anything with strings

[@TygerKaye]

Roy Clark is really amazing. I’m glad to see that he’s starting to get some love again. A lot of people that play banjo can do some amazing things on a guitar. StringBean or Grandpa Jones, Flat and Scrubs, all good people to check out if you’re just wanting to see some amazing playing on a string instrument. Shucking the Corn sounds like a goofy waste of time, but Ronnie and Roy McCoury can play. Ignore the fact that they’re on banjos. Just watch them and they will blow you away. These people can pick. I like all types of music. Like that I found your channel.

[@billtroxell2148]

Roy an Glen were so good together, they would really get with it sometimes, ha

[@m.t.ralstin1222]

Hey AD great find. For a country player it would have to be Glen Campbell and Duane Eddy. They were taking over from Chuck. You should do a list of great players who were radio heroes. Slash don't get enough love. He is the best riff rocker. Eddie Van Halen is on the list and maybe the greatest ROCK guitarist. Both are mixed race guys. God love American music.

[@thewindle]

There is one person I would put up there with Roy on banjo and that is Earl Scruggs, check out him doing Foggy Mountain Breakdown

[@monicarose7549]

My best friends father was in the Air Force many moons ago. He was in charge of the musical entertainment for the troops. His wife met many of the stars. She met Johnny cash and Roy Clark. She didn't much care for cash said he was arrogant. She absolutely loved Roy Clark. Said he was the nicest man. There is a photo of my friend as a baby being held by cash.

[@catofthecastle1681]

I knew Mr Cash! My grandfather owned the land his family sharecropped. He was very shy! He put his head down every time he said ma’am or sir or thank you. He was very sweet to us as children because we were pretty obnoxious and always begged him to sing for us. He only sang when our whole family gathered around the piano!

[@Pippin14]

If it had strings, Roy could play it! Started at an early age. 🎸🪕🎻

[@chefteach53]

Check out Barbara Mandrell on her TV show. Plays all instruments including drums

[@joebradner572]

Take a trip on the way back machine. Les Paul, the man the best electric Gibson guitar is named after; and Chet Atkins, the guitar master.

[@CPOSharkey01]

There is no one that comes close to challenging Roy Clark!

[@BM-hb2mr]

I loved Hee Haw. He was on there too

[@CaseyinTexas]

when a reporter asked Edie Van Halen how it felt to be the best guitarist in the world, he responded "I don't know. Go ask Roy Clark."

[@ivansavoie3190]

Roy Clark is definitely one of the best, Jerry Reed is also up there, also you should check out Johnny Winter, IT'S MY OWN FAULT From Live Johnny Winter and is a good one, also Highway 61 Revisited from Johnny Winter Captured Live.

[@randolphfriend8260]

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[@1JoyLyons]

You shoud checkout Roy playing 12th street rag

[@usmadgirl3074]

Just thought I'd let you know that A Dog did that one a few months ago!😊 Merry Christmas!

[@Emilyhildegaard1]

Did you recognize the man on the left? Jimmy Dean of Jimmy Dean's sausage.

[@shaknit]

Chet Atkins was great guitarist also.

[@elletee598]

Love it

[@matthewhawkins517]

Jimmie Hendrix. But you can be as good as Roy Clark, I don’t know if you can be better.

[@skywarrior00]

Roy Clark was not just a guitar player, he was a master of stringed instruments and a wonderful entertainer. He was just plain fun to watch. Glen Campbell lent his guitar talent on literally thousands of tracks across many genres as a session guitarist with the Wrecking Crew before the general public even knew of him. Tony Emmanuel is another wonderful guitarist/entertainer who is perhaps somewhat lesser known broadly. Billy Strings is great younger guitarist who plays mostly in the Bluegrass genre. I like Justin Johnson as well, although he is mostly a KZbin artist so far as I know. There is a wonderful duet with Roy and Glen doing an instrumental Ghost Riders in the Sky that demonstrates some of their talent in a live show (Hee-Haw). kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJDOk5qgqNp2m8U

[@sanpaku6869]

Try Barbara Mandrell - Pickin'

[@TonyM1961]

He left off mandolin and piano, but that's okay. He's great and amazing. Also a really fun̈ny comedian

[@Nana-vi4rd]

The only one who ever came close to Roy Clark on the guitar was Glenn Campbell, look for his video where he plays the William Tell Overture......it's awesome. Also, he did dueling banjos with a young boy Jimmy Henley where Mr. Campbell played the guitar and Jimmy played the banjo. It's a good one too. But Glenn Campbell is the only other musician in my opinion who ever came close to Roy Clark.

[@laynecox3992]

Check out Ricky Scaggs for another country multi instrument artist

[@kreggeason494]

They asked Jimi Hendrix what it was like to be the best guitar player in the world he said I don't know ask Roy Clark true story .

[@slongf15]

Jerry Reed and Chet Atkins were fantastic guitar players as well but I'm not sure how they were with the banjo and fiddle.

[@marymccoy4811]

Not Better but check out Barbara Mandrell 7+ instruments

[@IvaLindsay]

there was a famous rocker - not sure if it was eddie van halen maybe - u would have to goggle it - wanted to get some lesson from roy clark as far as i know it never came about.

[@Woodsy1101]

Try Mean Mary, She plays all three and more. Mean Mary @MeanMaryMusic on KZbin.

[@clifflawrence7479]

lol my uncle Ben could play any stringed instrument which I thought was amazing but I don’t think anyone can do it the way Roy did.

[@kenj6361]

Check out Glen Campbell or Barbara Mandrel

[@Pippin14]

Here's one I think you'd like. Roy & Johnny. kzbin.info/www/bejne/paKTgWOeZ7iAgrs

[@toodlescae]

If it had strings Roy could play it.

[@kdmason]

Bro... You gotta check out Clutch. Seriously man.

[@bpfromowc]

Hey Dogg ! Mendelssohn’s “Hark The Herald Angels Sing” ( from St Paul’s Cathedral 2007 Carol Service) would make a great Christmas Day reaction. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnWzqIGGdrtpqqM Merry Christmas brother. ✌️

[@SavedChampion]

Tina S playing Beethoven is the best guitarist.

[@mikecrook8434]

Tommy Emmanuel is one of if not the best guitar players in the world. Check him out.

[@IvaLindsay]

JIM STAFFORD

[@Absaalookemensch]

If you haven't done an episode on Pavarotti, I encourage you to do so. He was possibly the greatest tenor of all time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYjGaKmPn8yhitU

[@timothyskaggs3811]

Barbara mandrel

[@steveeverett1736]

I heard you mention Joe Bonamassa, ,there is a piece he did with Tina Guo. I'll see if I can find it for you ... here we are kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4KlnIltqJWmjJI

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

I agree with you it's real hard to call the number one even if we go by their genre of music they play it it's incredibly hard cuz rock and roll is very very crowded house Blues incredibly Crowded House all the genres of metal super crowded country Folk super crowded incredibly hard I indeed have my favorites out of all the blues guitar Stevie Ray Vaughan's my favorite not saying he's greater than anybody else but I think he's absolutely absolutely one one quadrillion that's even a number Dimebag Darrell one in a quadrillion. Again just one man's opinion peace and love everybody

[@andrewscott6677]

Dolly parton can play several instruments as well

[@ernieirwin252]

Barbara mandrel