Oak Ridge Boys with Roy Clark - Have A Little Talk

Oak Ridge Boys with Roy Clark - Have A Little Talk

[@Maltsky3773]

Roy Clark was so underrated.

[@dstars8888]

I used to go to Keystone Quartet concerts - Joe Bonsall was the lead singer but one of the real attractions for me was the piano playing of Garland Craft, Craft is the pianist in this clip in his short-lived membership of the Oaks band, he is also seen on the cover of the Oaks first non-gospel LP - "Ya'll Come Back Saloon". Saw a lot of gospel quartets in my teen years and Garland was the best of the pianists I witnessed. He also formed his own gospel group called "Chariot" - had a performance of theirs on cassette tape a long time ago. You get a touch of his flair on this one as well.

[@earlwilson9680]

Roy Clark deserves a lot more credit for his singing

[@wvuboy2194]

100%

[@angiemoses130]

Always loved Roy Clark

[@marionwhitaker2251]

Why can’t we have more shows like this today.🙁

[@JackTheSkunk]

I would liked to have seen The Oaks back up Roy live singing Magnificent Sanctuary Band. A great song.

[@thinking4myself676]

Ohhhhhhh I grew up on this... I havent heard these songs in 30 years

[@marciastansberry9467]

That's how I remember the Oak Ridge best. Loved them singing gospel.

[@brianpittman8170]

That song Elvira they sang was the one I remembered but their Gospel singing was good too

[@asmith8092]

They sound great and working those bell bottoms

[@mockingintercessor]

I am a huge fan of every person in this clip, but all I can focus on is the pants.

[@shannahsmith9180]

The shirts caught my eye!

[@evalehde3869]

mocking intercessor me too! Lol!

[@alixxander82]

Johnson’s as far as the I could see

[@kevinkurtz9889]

Very interesting, bell bottom pants

[@WillBravoNotEvil]

That's not an accident.

[@conrar1320]

Rest in peace Roy

[@bigbossman7991]

Sterban is such a beast

[@wesnall6796]

Hard to believe he sang baritone to JD Sumner when backing up Elvis Presley just before joining the Oaks isn’t it?

[@ralfbirkholz8305]

@@wesnall6796 no, he never sang baritone with the Stamps. He always sang bass - also he were with the Stamps.

[@brianpittman8170]

I’m no singing school professor but it’s played too fast, speeding up through the end. LOL. I still love to hear them, just wishing I could keep up with them.

[@lindapeavy7680]

Yes it does Amen

[@syintiawulan7756]

Wouhhhhhhh nice nice performance. Just you sing like that in this song. God bless.

[@EL-zo6iy]

Amen!

[@bradleyjacobson1393]

It shows Skip,Don,Garland,and Dr.Mark Ellerbee in this video. Mark had that drum set when I saw them at Rock Valley Collage in 1979!

[@drkennedy611]

Awesome ❤

[@wvuboy2194]

i need go to their concert

[@syintiawulan7756]

Very very special. None like them in this song.

[@aristemiralencar2014]

Show! Fundo do baú 🇧🇷

[@redsoxfan3643]

I want a pair of pants like that.

[@Grace-tc1lq]

No, you’re kidding, aren’t you?

[@jamestartaglia7686]

Woooooo

[@fanmaxis3004]

Lionel Richie was in the Oak Ridge Boys?

[@sweetiepie1862]

Thats not Lionel Ritchie. Thats a young Joe Bosnall

[@TheShospitali]

Was this on Heehaw?

[@wvuboy2194]

i not sure im only 14 years old

[@ethanweeter2732]

This definitely looks like Hee Haw.

[@jw0stephens]

Do you know the date of this appearance?

[@TulsaGirlForever]

I've not been able to find the exact episode this is, but this was the year the Oaks won a Grammy for this song, so I'm going to say Fall 1977 or early '78. They were on Hee Haw once in '74 & again in '77 & '78 then '80 as per the Hee Haw episode search on TV.com. By '80 they had their new look, new songs & a little more grey!

[@jw0stephens]

@@TulsaGirlForever thank you for the info. Today, Roy Clark passed away, making it a bit sad.