Roy Clark - Johnny B. Goode 1988

[@EsperanzaMartinez2609]

ROY CLARK.JOHNNY B GOOD.❤❤

[@suzannemycyk3055]

Mercy, Roy Clark was certainly a very talented guitar player and enjoyed him for years!

[@alainzilka1018]

Excellente version !

[@laurilou2000]

Underrated is certain the man could pick

[@jeanmillion6535]

new to me !!! never knew he did Johnny B. Goode

[@jerrybrownell3633]

Everybody does the Chuck Berry classic.

[@rueridge7597]

There are probably a lot of things in this old world that you don’t know

[@woodygrounds5396]

@@rueridge7597 there's one in every crowd, and i bet its always you😆.....that was meant kiddingly, brother. Have a good night.

[@williamclevenger9930]

@@jerrybrownell3633 4w

[@bbb8997]

Roy & Glen Campbell just shredding ghost riders is awesome. Roy & gate mouth brown were great too

[@bryanmannoia8410]

not Roy's best effort but he was an amazing guitar player and performer. glad I got to see him live.

[@corrywhatever3516]

As much as I love Roy's music, this one suffers. It's like his heart wasn't really in it.

[@jldlott]

As a child, Roy Clark had a Washington, DC connection!

[@aarontrentferrer8670]

Love it

[@jerrybrownell3633]

Roy Clark played lead guitar in Wanda Jackson's band The Party Timers near the end of her Rockabilly era.

[@zbigniewzontek4189]

🇵🇱 Super hit ! Uwielbiam tego gościa 👍

[@barbarakaminski1695]

Not taking anything away from Roy Clark. My favorite is James Burton. Oh how he could play. Listen to James with Elvis of his rendition of Johnny b Goode. Enjoy ☺️

[@billgreen6263]

Yup,They're all great players. I'm a huge Glen Campbell fan!

[@primroseharan9749]

Thank you for this fantastic post

[@jacfoudecountrymusic8176]

Irrésistible mais malheur émeut parti dans un autre mondeBravo à toi à jamais

[@georgesutton9556]

What?

[@billgreen6263]

We all have our favorites. Glen Campbell is mine!

[@marpsr]

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[@felixthelmocevallosmorales7218]

Roy Linwood Clark (Meherrin, Virginia; 15 de abril de 1933-Tulsa, Oklahoma; 15 de noviembre de 2018)[1]​ fue un músico de country y actor estadounidense, y uno de los animadores del reconocido programa televisivo Hee Haw entre 1969 y 1992, junto con Buck Owens.[2]​ Fue una importante e influyente figura en el ambiente de la música country, ayudando a popularizar el género. También era reconocido ser un virtuoso músico multinstrumentalista tocando la guitarra, el violín, el banjo, la mandolina y la armónica.[3]​ Falleció el 15 de noviembre de 2018 por complicaciones de una neumonía.[4]​

[@charlesdcossey4128]

Right on time

[@philwright2480]

A shame the guitar can hardly be heard

[@joedavis4150]

... Find more Roy! Find more Roy!

[@TNTMan93]

There’s Kenny Putnam on fiddle!

[@mikeskidmore6754]

12+ Piece BAnd

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

Technically Clark was a much better guitarist than Berry. Way better.....and sadly underrated.

[@rickyusa1000]

There would be very, very few guitarists who were technically better than Roy Clark. But Chuck Berry is, was and will always be Chuck Berry, the true king of rock and roll. Roy was great but Chuck inspired a generation of young guys learning to play the guitar.

[@decadantdog4444]

Chuck Berry wrote numerous classic rock and roll songs. Roy didn't. He was an interpretator. You don't hear other artists doing Roy Clark songs. But yes, he was one of the greats. Glen Campbell would tell you that.

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

@@decadantdog4444 Berry's only number one hit was the foolish "my dingaling" in 1972. Not much of an achievement if you ask me. That said...I love Chuck Berry.

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

@David Tucker And Glen Campell as Decadent Dog mentioned. Another great country guitarist was actually Hank Snow. Many don't know that. And let's not forget Hank Thompson, Merle Travis...or the fantastic King of strings Mr. Joe Maphis.

[@kevindean1327]

​@@decadantdog4444 That's a dumb comment. Like John Lennon said, "If you were to give Rock and Roll a different name you'd call it Chuck Berry". There are a hundred KZbinrs that are technically better than Chuck but no one does Chuck better than Chuck!!!!

[@brandonflorida1092]

These are all fine musicians, but this is not a good cover. They should have listened more carefully to the original.

[@brynjones7371]

How to kill a rock classic.

[@edwardandrews1381]

Crappiest version ever !!

[@sharolynwells]

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