R.I.P., Mr. Clark ... a wonderful entertainer! Thank you for all the great years of music and joy. You will be missed. *KJRH - TV* ... thank you for sharing this beautiful service with those of us who could not attend in person. The last time Vince Gill sang "Go Rest High on That Mountain" was at the service for George Jones. He barely could sing it through his tears.
1200 views? WHAT?? This man is the Jimi Hendrix of country-bluegrass picking. I met and talked with him in 1994 in Austin, Texas during his book tour, such a nice man. Very unpretentious. He is /was one of the top 10 guitar pickers of any genre who ever lived. RIP, Mr. Clark. You are a national treasure.
Nobody played like Roy Clark ..He had a house near here though I never met him . Historic musician who went on to great TV career ..A beloved person in so many families including mine since I was a kid ..May God Bless Roy Clark an American treasure .
I asked my mom who of all the celebrities she would like to meet. She said Roy Clark because he seemed so nice. I never forgot that. God bless his family..
Roy is sitting at The Throne and worshipping in the light we, hopefully, will all join one day. He was a legend in music, and so much more. He was a truly kind soul, and knew he was just here to give us a window to the light.
The number one influence on my early days as a musician, as he was for so many others.. a Hero,,, who conducted himself as one, always. And years from now, while others might 'entertain.. Roy will continue to 'Inspire'. Just not enough good words to say about this legend's Legend.. Mr. Roy Clark.
I met Mr. Clark at the Evergreen State Fair in 1986. I worked with my friend who was the music promoter for the fair back then, and I had the honor of spending some time with Mr. Clark and his band for two days. He was so gracious to me and was actually interested in what I thought about things, music, gear, and gigging. I was given the opportunity to drive Mr. Clark back to his plane. He had a magazine with him with had some advertisements and articles about amplifiers and such, which he kept putting in front of me to look at as I drove the car, and asked "what do you think of their amps?" A few time he did that and I finally said, "I don't want to be known as the driver who killed Roy Clark!" being distracted from the road. One last thing that shows, in a small deed, how Roy Clark cared for people. Being we were at a state fair, where there weren't many luxuries like paper. I brought a paper plate with us on the way to his plane. I really wanted to get an autograph for my Grandmother who I would watch Hee Haw with almost every Saturday and who adored Mr. Clark. As he prepared to enter his plane, we said goodbye, and I asked if he would give me his autograph for her on the paper plate. He gave a signal to his pilot who brought to us a briefcase and opened it. Mr. Clark pulled out two 8X10 glossies and signed them both, one for "Mary" my grandmother and one for "Pat," me. With that he gave me a wonderful compliment and then got into his plane and was gone. He was the kind of man who touched lives, and forever, in my case. God Bless you, Mr. Clark. You have blessed me for the rest of my life. I miss just knowing you were with us. -Pat
May the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace.. Amen .. Thank you very much Roy Clark for all your music genius.. A real American Legend..
I'm from the rock generation and have my guitar heroes -- many friends cringed when I used to mention Roy Clark in the same breath as the great rock guitarists of the era. Those fellow musician-friends of mine eventually respectfully tuned into Roy and Glen Campbell -- and they quickly raised their eyebrows as they watched both of them perform -- and smiled. Yeah...Roy Clark. One of those superb musicians in the history of music. Stunning musicianship, remarkable accuracy, entertaining, tasteful, likable, unbelievable at times, and a monster on the guitar -- among other instruments. Roy Clark and Glen Campbell -- what a band Heaven has now. I loved Roy Clark. None of my rock friends ever under-estimated a talent like Roy Clark ever again. RIP Mr. Clark.
Never got to meet Mr. Roy Clark but love his music. A good friend of mine meant him and bought a Motorcycle from him. When I seen my friend he showed it to me opened up the sit and showed me a tag that had Roy's name on it. God Bless Family he will be missed.
An excellent musician and even a better man ROY just a mention of your name brings smiles to people's faces that in itself says it all RIP ROY while the rest of us will be smiling in your memory thank you for that and.all your talent
what a wonderful talent. Great guitar picker, fiddle player, banjo player. very sad he is gone. Great sense of humor too. He is entertaining angels in heaven. Love you Roy Clark.
I remember Roy for this famous advise from families country reunion - "as you struggle for self down the pathway of life and the world makes you king for a day, go to a mirror and take a look at your self and see what that man has to say, for it isn't your mother, your father or wife, who's judgment of you, you must pas,s the one who's verdict means most in your life is the one looking back from the glass. So be true to yourself, never mind all the rest because your with you clear up to the end, and you've passed your most difficult dangerous task if the man in the glass is your friend". This was the best advise from Roy. RIP my friend.
Roy. Was and always will be a great person in my life when I was a teenager he was preforming at the muny opera in St Louis MO enjoyed his music. After the show. Got the honor to talk to him and he autographed a piece of paper and my autograph book This was the time he got a hair transplant He was a gentleman very kind to my mom and me God bless his memory long may it be Thank u Barbara for sharing Roy with us fans. Enjoyed heehaw. Beverly hillbillies that he was on He brought much joy to me as u was growing up John 3. 16-17 Love honeymoon feeling Yesterday when I was young Thank God and Greyhound she gone I thank Jesus. For putting Roy on Earth. To share his talent. With us every day I always listen to his music God bless the. Roy Clark family. U r all in my prayers 🙏 From a fan for life Joey
great man...powerful presence...blessed in many ways....you lived a long life and are loved by so many....thank you roy for the good music and entertainment...r.i.p.
Rest in peace brother Roy Clark. You were the Epitome of what a Masonic brother Transpires to be. In addition to being one of the greatest entertainers of your time, you did great things for so many people. God bless your family, and may he welcome you home with open arms
Roy had unusually fast reflexes allowing him to play guitar at lightening speed. Although he looked like he was having fun, this speed took phenomenal concentration. Roy was likely the fastest fret-board technician ever to play a guitar. RIP my friend.
This Country and the World is changing .. I sure miss the Family Values of the '60's and '70's when TV shows like Hee Haw were great entertainment . I always admired Roy's Talent and worried he was not appreciated as much as he deserved. I guess since I never saw one of his live concerned I didn't realize how well appreciated he was.. From watching him on TV I knew he was a nice and Humble Man .. From watching you tube videos about him I have leered about his trips to Russia and how much he gave back to his fans with charity ect .. There is so much media out there. If you want to learn about some one you can find it.. R.I.P. Roy and thanks for all you have given back to your fans.
...I think Roy was celebrated...through his work on Hee Haw....as a guest star on so many TV shows....regional and national, and through his musicianship.....and charity work. I remember well Roy playing YESTERDAY WHEN I WAS YOUNG at Mickey Mantle's funeral. Check youtube for video of that....wow.
I last saw Roy Clark at the Mcpherson Opera House at least a year before his death. He did a Q&A with the audience and I was very fortunate to have my question answered at night. He was a true down-to-Earth gentleman! RIP Mr. Clark!
My grandfather helped make his studio in his house in tulsa back in the 70s. He was a great friend to my grandma and grandpa. I met him when I was like 8. Very nice man.
If you were a little kid when Hee Haw took over for the Smothers Brothers, you knew how special Roy was, and never let go of your eternal good will from him.
On Saturday night, my Dad would take my Mom out to eat. My brother and I would eat "Spaghetti O's" and watch "Hee-Haw" before picking up the babysitter. I loved that show, and Roy Clark and Buck Owens were two of the first names other than those of friends and family I knew.
rip roy im 19 i've shown many a metal head roy clarks ability to play guitar and everyone ive shown has been gobsmacked im always gonna spread his name at every single fuckin drinkin sesh i go to he was a true showman it genuinely hurts so much knowing we wont have another like him
I lost a great and long time friend with the passing of Roy Clark. We met in the early 1970’s when Roy was working nightclubs and came to do a 2-week engagement in Oklahoma City. Every night on several trips to OKC Roy and I enjoyed our company before and after his shows. We took trips in his Beechcraft plane and met for many fun times any time he was playing at or near Oklahoma City, even as far away as Joplin, Missouri one evening after work. Even on the set of Hee Haw with him was an even greater experience. His other concerts with the OKC Symphony and other venues in OKC were very memorable, even to his long time gig in Enid, Oklahoma which started years before he really became famous. I remember even getting to participate in a routine we did on the Buck Owens Show which was taped in OKC. I remember how he and Buck Trent came to OKC when they performed together. Roy was such a great entertainer. He, like Will Rogers, probably never met a man he didn’t like if they just met him half way. Once you were his good friend, he never forgot who you were, and years later when we didn’t see each other as much, he remembered the good times we had together when we did see each other again. I will always remember Roy and how he entertained this young cop who never knew people of stardom could be so friendly and sincere. May God be with Barbara and family in the years to come.
My Parents knew him well from the old "WLS Barn Dance" days back in the 50's and 60's. They loved him. They'd spend time with him between shows. He was an amazing talent, and a true gentleman.
Sapphire fingers on everything he touched Roy Clark was the D.N.A. of Country Music and the Epitome of When Cowboys Sing Thank God for this Universal Gift .
All those heavy metal shredders would do well to watch film or video of this man's skills. There are several guitarists that were put on Earth to show the rest of us players that we needn't have bothered. Roy Clark was one of these. Now, Roy & Buck can pick & grin for all eternity.
He is on my personal list of 15 People i would love to chat mutually from the heart with: 1. Jesus Christ.. 2. Elvis Presley 3. Babe Ruth 4. Martin Luther King Jr 5. Billy Graham 6. Whitey Ford 7. Jack Benny 8. Ed Sullivan 9. Engelbert Humperdinck 10. Tom Jones 11. Johnny Cash 12. Glen Campbell 13. Nat King Cole 14. Roy Clark 15. Jean Beliveau
I will always remember Roy Clark from Hee Haw, Picking and Grinning With Buck Owens and his fun song, Thank God and Greyhound, she's gone....lol but the most important thing is Cousin Roy on the Beverly Hillbillies singing, the great pretender ♫ ♪ Rest in Peace Roy Clark
Why did they applaud? The song was for Roy, not the audience. I played my Dobro for my brothers funeral and everyone knew that the song I did was for my brother, not their listening pleasure. RIP Roy.
That is a fine distinction, but an important one. I recall years ago, Sammy Davis Jr came to honor some group or other--he sang brilliantly then filed immediately off the stage. It was so effective and so obvious that he understood it was a celebration of excellence FOR THE PEOPLE BEING HONORED, and it was not about Sammy. His body language was 100 percent clear, "even the audience" got it. Coolest thing I ever saw.
Was this service by invitation only, I wonder? Why aren't the seats full? If this was advertised even a LITTLE, I think it would have been filled! I would have been glad to buy a ticket to texas to pay my last respects to Mr. Roy Clark. RIP Roy.
The only thing permanent in this world is God and eternally ,We our his if we confess Jesus as his son and what his son did for us to be with God for all time” ( think about it )
R.I.P., Mr. Clark ... a wonderful entertainer! Thank you for all the great years of music and joy. You will be missed.
*KJRH - TV* ... thank you for sharing this beautiful service with those of us who could not attend in person.
The last time Vince Gill sang "Go Rest High on That Mountain" was at the service for George Jones. He barely could sing it through his tears.
1200 views? WHAT?? This man is the Jimi Hendrix of country-bluegrass picking. I met and talked with him in 1994 in Austin, Texas during his book tour, such a nice man. Very unpretentious. He is /was one of the top 10 guitar pickers of any genre who ever lived. RIP, Mr. Clark. You are a national treasure.
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Nobody played like Roy Clark ..He had a house near here though I never met him . Historic musician who went on to great TV career ..A beloved person in so many families including mine since I was a kid ..May God Bless Roy Clark an American treasure .
Well said. RIP Roy.
I asked my mom who of all the celebrities she would like to meet. She said Roy Clark because he seemed so nice. I never forgot that. God bless his family..
Roy is sitting at The Throne and worshipping in the light we, hopefully, will all join one day. He was a legend in music, and so much more. He was a truly kind soul, and knew he was just here to give us a window to the light.
Roy Clark Was A Legend And Will Be Missed!
The number one influence on my early days as a musician, as he was for so many others.. a Hero,,, who conducted himself as one, always. And years from now, while others might 'entertain.. Roy will continue to 'Inspire'. Just not enough good words to say about this legend's Legend.. Mr. Roy Clark.
I met Mr. Clark at the Evergreen State Fair in 1986. I worked with my friend who was the music promoter for the fair back then, and I had the honor of spending some time with Mr. Clark and his band for two days. He was so gracious to me and was actually interested in what I thought about things, music, gear, and gigging. I was given the opportunity to drive Mr. Clark back to his plane. He had a magazine with him with had some advertisements and articles about amplifiers and such, which he kept putting in front of me to look at as I drove the car, and asked "what do you think of their amps?" A few time he did that and I finally said, "I don't want to be known as the driver who killed Roy Clark!" being distracted from the road.
One last thing that shows, in a small deed, how Roy Clark cared for people. Being we were at a state fair, where there weren't many luxuries like paper. I brought a paper plate with us on the way to his plane. I really wanted to get an autograph for my Grandmother who I would watch Hee Haw with almost every Saturday and who adored Mr. Clark. As he prepared to enter his plane, we said goodbye, and I asked if he would give me his autograph for her on the paper plate. He gave a signal to his pilot who brought to us a briefcase and opened it. Mr. Clark pulled out two 8X10 glossies and signed them both, one for "Mary" my grandmother and one for "Pat," me. With that he gave me a wonderful compliment and then got into his plane and was gone.
He was the kind of man who touched lives, and forever, in my case. God Bless you, Mr. Clark. You have blessed me for the rest of my life. I miss just knowing you were with us.
-Pat
He knew he wasn't the focus, but the message was, and that he was here to show God's light. He will be missed for many years.
May the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace.. Amen .. Thank you very much Roy Clark for all your music genius.. A real American Legend..
I'm from the rock generation and have my guitar heroes -- many friends cringed when I used to mention Roy Clark in the same breath as the great rock guitarists of the era.
Those fellow musician-friends of mine eventually respectfully tuned into Roy and Glen Campbell -- and they quickly raised their eyebrows as they watched both of them perform -- and smiled.
Yeah...Roy Clark. One of those superb musicians in the history of music. Stunning musicianship, remarkable accuracy, entertaining, tasteful, likable, unbelievable at times, and a monster on the guitar -- among other instruments. Roy Clark and Glen Campbell -- what a band Heaven has now.
I loved Roy Clark. None of my rock friends ever under-estimated a talent like Roy Clark ever again. RIP Mr. Clark.
It’s very sad we are slowly loosing our country legends. RIP, Roy. 😢
Roy Clark. A national treasure, to say the very least.
Never got to meet Mr. Roy Clark but love his music. A good friend of mine meant him and bought a Motorcycle from him. When I seen my friend he showed it to me opened up the sit and showed me a tag that had Roy's name on it. God Bless Family he will be missed.
An excellent musician and even a better man ROY just a mention of your name brings smiles to people's faces that in itself says it all RIP ROY while the rest of us will be smiling in your memory thank you for that and.all your talent
If the earth were filled with Roy Clarks, it sure would be a beautiful and peaceful planet. Thank you, Mr. Clark. R.I.P.
Talented wonderful human being. There will never be another.
God Rest his soul.
A legend has gone home! Thankful for his music over his lifetime!
A true Southern gentleman, he will be missed.
INDEED.
what a wonderful talent. Great guitar picker, fiddle player, banjo player. very sad he is gone. Great sense of humor too. He is entertaining angels in heaven. Love you Roy Clark.
Yesterday when I was young😭
I remember Roy for this famous advise from families country reunion - "as you struggle for self down the pathway of life and the world makes you king for a day, go to a mirror and take a look at your self and see what that man has to say, for it isn't your mother, your father or wife, who's judgment of you, you must pas,s the one who's verdict means most in your life is the one looking back from the glass. So be true to yourself, never mind all the rest because your with you clear up to the end, and you've passed your most difficult dangerous task if the man in the glass is your friend". This was the best advise from Roy. RIP my friend.
Thanks Roy Clark for all the great music. Rest high on that mountain.
Roy. Was and always will be a great person in my life when I was a teenager he was preforming at the muny opera in St Louis MO enjoyed his music. After the show. Got the honor to talk to him and he autographed a piece of paper and my autograph book
This was the time he got a hair transplant
He was a gentleman very kind to my mom and me
God bless his memory long may it be
Thank u Barbara for sharing Roy with us fans.
Enjoyed heehaw. Beverly hillbillies that he was on
He brought much joy to me as u was growing up
John 3. 16-17
Love honeymoon feeling
Yesterday when I was young
Thank God and Greyhound she gone
I thank Jesus. For putting Roy on Earth. To share his talent. With us every day I always listen to his music
God bless the. Roy Clark family. U r all in my prayers 🙏
From a fan for life
Joey
Gifted musician and a gifted natural man to all. Thank you.
2 Of The Greatest Guitar Players Ever Were Glen Campbell And Roy Clark! RIP Roy And Glen!
RIP ROY,WE LOVE YOU,AND MISS YOU,SEE YOU IN HEAVEN...GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
great man...powerful presence...blessed in many ways....you lived a long life and are loved by so many....thank you roy for the good music and entertainment...r.i.p.
We will miss Roy Clark may he rest in peace and be remembered by all
May his spirit be free and strong
True legend been listening to Roy sense I was 12 years old.
God rest your soul sir and thank you for entertaining us all these years!
Rest in peace brother Roy Clark. You were the Epitome of what a Masonic brother Transpires to be. In addition to being one of the greatest entertainers of your time, you did great things for so many people. God bless your family, and may he welcome you home with open arms
Beautiful service. Thanks for sharing.
What a great man and performer you will be missed. RIP ROY.I bet the jam session in heaven is cooking now.
Roy had unusually fast reflexes allowing him to play guitar at lightening speed. Although he looked like he was having fun, this speed took phenomenal concentration. Roy was likely the fastest fret-board technician ever to play a guitar. RIP my friend.
Thank you, Heavenly Father for sharing Roy Clark and his awesome music talent with us all! -Ken Nelson
R.I.P. ROY YOU WILL BE MISSED, A REAL GOOD MAN, THANK YOU ROY FOR ALL YOUR MUSIC!!
What a great celebration! My dad loved Roy!
This Country and the World is changing .. I sure miss the Family Values of the '60's and '70's when TV shows like Hee Haw were great entertainment . I always admired Roy's Talent and worried he was not appreciated as much as he deserved. I guess since I never saw one of his live concerned I didn't realize how well appreciated he was.. From watching him on TV I knew he was a nice and Humble Man .. From watching you tube videos about him I have leered about his trips to Russia and how much he gave back to his fans with charity ect ..
There is so much media out there. If you want to learn about some one you can find it.. R.I.P. Roy and thanks for all you have given back to your fans.
...I think Roy was celebrated...through his work on Hee Haw....as a guest star on so many TV shows....regional and national, and through his musicianship.....and charity work. I remember well Roy playing YESTERDAY WHEN I WAS YOUNG at Mickey Mantle's funeral. Check youtube for video of that....wow.
AMEN
RIP to one of the greatest entertainers to ever strum a string.
My condolences Clark family. I barely found out this moment he died this month, a few days ago. I feel so sad. RIP Roy.
Roy Clark was one of my favorite banjo players of all time. Surprisingly he died on my birthday Nov 15th. I was saddened by his death. RIP, Roy Clark.
A master electric guitar player.. correction..multi-instrumentalist a legend! R.I.P.
I last saw Roy Clark at the Mcpherson Opera House at least a year before his death. He did a Q&A with the audience and I was very fortunate to have my question answered at night. He was a true down-to-Earth gentleman! RIP Mr. Clark!
So long Brother Roy. We shall always miss you. R.O.B./ Patterson Lodge # 111 F & AM/Clinton, AR.
Randy O. Bowling by
My grandfather helped make his studio in his house in tulsa back in the 70s. He was a great friend to my grandma and grandpa. I met him when I was like 8. Very nice man.
Thanks for the memories. God bless you, Roy
A Great entertainer!! Rip Mr Clark..
If you were a little kid when Hee Haw took over for the Smothers Brothers, you knew how special Roy was, and never let go of your eternal good will from him.
On Saturday night, my Dad would take my Mom out to eat. My brother and I would eat "Spaghetti O's" and watch "Hee-Haw" before picking up the babysitter. I loved that show, and Roy Clark and Buck Owens were two of the first names other than those of friends and family I knew.
We all know and everyone should know that Roy Clark was one of the greatest musicians to ever walk the earth
Roy could play anything with strings RIP brother God speed
Legend !!!
Wizard!!!! One of the best ever!
rip roy im 19 i've shown many a metal head roy clarks ability to play guitar and everyone ive shown has been gobsmacked im always gonna spread his name at every single fuckin drinkin sesh i go to he was a true showman it genuinely hurts so much knowing we wont have another like him
Nice words!!
Roy, you are in the arms of Jesus now. I will miss you. But I have your music. A truly Christian man.
There are guitar players ten there is Roy Clark, enough said
Amen my buddy Roy!
I lost a great and long time friend with the passing of Roy Clark. We met in the early 1970’s when Roy was working nightclubs and came to do a 2-week engagement in Oklahoma City. Every night on several trips to OKC Roy and I enjoyed our company before and after his shows. We took trips in his Beechcraft plane and met for many fun times any time he was playing at or near Oklahoma City, even as far away as Joplin, Missouri one evening after work. Even on the set of Hee Haw with him was an even greater experience. His other concerts with the OKC Symphony and other venues in OKC were very memorable, even to his long time gig in Enid, Oklahoma which started years before he really became famous. I remember even getting to participate in a routine we did on the Buck Owens Show which was taped in OKC. I remember how he and Buck Trent came to OKC when they performed together.
Roy was such a great entertainer. He, like Will Rogers, probably never met a man he didn’t like if they just met him half way. Once you were his good friend, he never forgot who you were, and years later when we didn’t see each other as much, he remembered the good times we had together when we did see each other again. I will always remember Roy and how he entertained this young cop who never knew people of stardom could be so friendly and sincere. May God be with Barbara and family in the years to come.
My Parents knew him well from the old "WLS Barn Dance" days back in the 50's and 60's. They loved him. They'd spend time with him between shows. He was an amazing talent, and a true gentleman.
R.I.P. ROY ENJOYED YOUR STRINGING FRIEND
A legendary entertainer
I'll miss you Roy Clark, may you rest in peace. Can't wait to hear you play and sing again in Heaven.
Roy Clark was a genius
the two girls are singing are awesome
RIP Roy Clark. I will miss you man.
The 20 people who pushed thumbs down are sick people.
They are sick and need perfesctional help. And are jealous.
Sapphire fingers on everything he touched Roy Clark was the D.N.A. of Country Music and the Epitome of When Cowboys Sing
Thank God for this Universal Gift .
You will be missed Roy, We love ya
I remember him doing a live remote from Oklahoma washing his pickup on Letterman . Great sense of humor to do that.
hes a better musician than any of them
RIP
A true friend to all an REST IN PEACE Roy. AMEN
All those heavy metal shredders would do well to watch film or video of this man's skills.
There are several guitarists that were put on Earth to show the rest of us players that we needn't have bothered.
Roy Clark was one of these.
Now, Roy & Buck can pick & grin for all eternity.
I was not aware that he had passed, R.I.P. mr. Clark, I'll always remember Buck Owen's and Roy Clark pickin' and a grinnin'
He is on my personal list of 15 People i would love to chat mutually from the heart with: 1. Jesus Christ.. 2. Elvis Presley 3. Babe Ruth 4. Martin Luther King Jr 5. Billy Graham 6. Whitey Ford 7. Jack Benny 8. Ed Sullivan 9. Engelbert Humperdinck 10. Tom Jones 11. Johnny Cash 12. Glen Campbell 13. Nat King Cole 14. Roy Clark 15. Jean Beliveau
Now this is a diverse list! Thanks for sharing it.
you will be Missed, Roy Clark
For Thyn Is The Kingdom Forever And Ever Roy Clark
Amen
@@robertbunton6394 Thank you Sir
Hee-Haw..... so many Saturday nights
I lost another one of my heroes!
way do people " thumbs down " something like this memorial service ? RIP Roy.
I will always remember Roy Clark from Hee Haw, Picking and Grinning With Buck Owens and his fun song, Thank God and Greyhound, she's gone....lol but the most important thing is Cousin Roy on the Beverly Hillbillies singing, the great pretender ♫ ♪ Rest in Peace Roy Clark
Not too many attended which surprises me considering the size of the church.
Roy Clark live album was my favorite. I payed it over and over trying to figure out his picking style.
The MAN!!
My Favorite Roy Clark Song Is I Never Picked Cotton
nice country star.
Poppy Dave said he was a fan of Roy Clark and he said that he was riding in the car with my dad when he said Roy Clark was an icon
Farewell brother
Would've been nice, to identify the singers and speakers.
RIP Roy Clark
Patty Loveless was missin' for 'Go rest high, on that mountain.'
Roy could burn up a guitar
Unbelivable talent rip Roy
Talent on loan from God - Roy Clark! Craig
All the great musicians Roy knew and worked with. Why these are two singing at his memorial?
Why did they applaud? The song was for Roy, not the audience. I played my Dobro for my brothers funeral and everyone knew that the song I did was for my brother, not their listening pleasure. RIP Roy.
Get over it buzz. Shit happens.
That is a fine distinction, but an important one. I recall years ago, Sammy Davis Jr came to honor some group or other--he sang brilliantly then filed immediately off the stage. It was so effective and so obvious that he understood it was a celebration of excellence FOR THE PEOPLE BEING HONORED, and it was not about Sammy. His body language was 100 percent clear, "even the audience" got it. Coolest thing I ever saw.
Superb instrumentalist
The day the fireworks fail to flash and mental lights refuse to shine....
Yep he will
**THE MAN**
Was this service by invitation only, I wonder? Why aren't the seats full? If this was advertised even a LITTLE, I think it would have been filled! I would have been glad to buy a ticket to texas to pay my last respects to Mr. Roy Clark. RIP Roy.
Somewhere he's pickin' and the Lord is a grinnin'
having a hard time thinking of a better stringbender
Volume too low. Can't hear what he's saying.
I know. Too bad.
The only thing permanent in this world is God and eternally ,We our his if we confess Jesus as his son and what his son did for us to be with God for all time” ( think about it )