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RIP Roy Clark

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12 hours ago, ladypanther said:

Yes he was...probably  did not get  the recognition he deserved for it. Thanks for that clip.

One night...after tripping my ass off, and listening to all kinds of the regular acid trip music. Some Roy Clark was slipped in...some one the best music ever.

 

but hey, I was high at the time.

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I had a great uncle who played in a band with Roy Clark way back before he became well known. He was also a hell of a musician and could play damn near any country type instrument such as piano, or any of the strings.  I remember going to his house and playing an old roll player piano he and my aunt had.  A bygone era.

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