Roy Clark has Johnny Cash dumbfounded performing this solo with a glass

[nccarg]

A big major influence for me!

His “Under the Double Eagle” is epic!

Hear this 1972 live audio version first:



then watch on Hee Haw:

When I was a kid I gave that live album to my father as a Christmas present. Roy was an entertainer that everyone could love no matter what style of music they were in to.

 

[guitarded]

YES SIR!!! Loved Clark and loved Jerry Reed!!!

 

[xrist04]

Roy gets into Danny Gatton territory on a few of those numbers. Brilliant player, and what an entertainer!

 

[Toopy14]

https://www.chonday.com/44644/roy-c...jCRsyaddX0RbaSrEW8cgjWkdLWXq2MlHkBdVszgg8Lxt4

 

[Freds55]

https://www.chonday.com/44644/roy-c...jCRsyaddX0RbaSrEW8cgjWkdLWXq2MlHkBdVszgg8Lxt4

Wow that was an oldi! Very cool Troopy14

 

[solo-act]

Back in the dark ages when evening TV music was professional musicians and entertainers and talent shows were scarce. It's the other way around now. Cash's low notes and tone are awesome, and Roy is full ham mode.

 

[RDeraz]

Back in the dark ages when evening TV music was professional musicians and entertainers and talent shows were scarce. It's the other way around now. Cash's low notes and tone are awesome, and Roy is full ham mode.

Agreed .Not Roy, but another one from the way back.

 

[Stratoblaster]

Was never a country music guy but I'd always stop what I was doing when I'd see Roy do his thing on "Hee Haw" or anytime he was on the tube...same with Chet Atkins. Those guys are monster guitar players....