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Roy Clark

Sample this concert
  1. 1Instrumental02:28
  2. 2Interlude03:02
  3. 3Medley: Come Live With Me / Honeymoon Feeling / Tips Of My Fingers / Thank God And Greyhound02:53
  4. 4Yesterday, When I Was Young03:30
  5. 5Somewhere My Love03:21
  6. 6Interlude04:31
  7. 7Dueling Banjos03:51
  8. 8Interlude00:32
  9. 9Christmas Wouldn't Be Christmas Without You03:22
  10. 10Interlude01:44
  11. 11Orange Blossom Special08:51
  12. 12Interlude05:27
  13. 13Malaguena04:14
  14. 14Instrumental01:10
Liner Notes

Roy Clark - lead vocals, guitars, mandolin, banjo; Mary Beth Anderson - vocals; Sherri Baker - vocals; Carolyn Anderson - vocals; Rodney Lay - bass; Terrell Glaze - drums; Vernon Sandusky - guitar; Jimmy Henley - banjo, guitar; James Henley - rhythm guitar; Troy Klontz - steel guitar; John French - piano; Shelby Eicher - fiddle; Kenny Putnam - fiddle

This is the second set of the complete Roy Clark Traveling Music Show. Clark had become best known to audiences for his ongoing role as co-host of the goofy TV comedy-variety show Hee Haw, but it's been his exceptional guitar, mandolin and banjo playing that have really made him such an endearing country music star.

Clark scored a few big pop hits in the early 1970s, which appear here in condensed medley versions. A crowd-pleasing highlight is "Yesterday, When I Was Young," undoubtedly his biggest crossover hit. It is the highly charged bluegrass instrumentals, however - including his frantic version of the classic, "Orange Blossom Special," and Deliverance's "Dueling Banjos" along with his traditional, mandolin-driven version of "Somewhere My Love" from the film Dr. Zhivago - that make this concert so enjoyable.

It's too bad that most of America had to see Clark as an overweight, less-than-intelligent hillbilly when watching him on Hee Haw. In reality, he is a remarkably gifted artist and guitarist who, luckily for his earnest fans, remained more than true to his country roots.