"Orange Blossom Special" - Roy Clark & Jimmy Henley
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Published 2022-03-09
All Comments (21)
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Díky!
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I don't care if you prefer rock, soul, rap, or whatever....if you don't appreciate this, there is something missing in you......
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Roy Clark was a national treasure that isn’t given nearly enough credit for his musical genius.
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Why can't there be tv shows like this anymore. I'm 65 years old.
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That kid deserved a standing ovation. He is just as awesome as Roy Clark
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The thing is, Roy Clark was as good on the banjo as he was on the fiddle as he was on the guitar as he was on anything else that had strings. He knew exactly how good that kid was.
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Every instrument Roy Clark ever touched he could just make it dance
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I’m a nurse that takes care of kids with cerebral palsy, I play this song every morning for them, and oh boy the happiness on their faces!!! This song is pure light.
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I doubt we'll ever see the likes of Roy Clark again. Between his vast musical skills and just plain old showmanship, he's a shining example of a lost breed.
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If you took a tree stump; or an old 2 x 4, and put some strings on it, Roy Clark would have made it sound amazing. That's how much talent he had.
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The sheer joy on Roy's face when the kid hits those near impossible licks at the end says all you need to know about Roy Clark.
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Man I miss these days. America was free, music was great and people still had sense
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No doubt Roy Clark is one of the best string players of all time hands down. And I'm a hard rock fan.
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Watching this was just pure joy, smiled the whole time.
Roy and Jimmy’s interactions shows they were just having fun the whole way through. -
I grew up watching Roy Clark. I didn’t know how good we had it. Television today doesn’t feature such talent.
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That kind of skill isn't just learned, it's in the blood, bones and soul. Love it.
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If this man was to hold a newborn child, the baby would begin to belt opera. Roy Clark is the Chuck Norris of music
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"Banjo virtuoso Jimmy Henley passed away on Sunday, March 22, (2020) at his home in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, of throat cancer. He was 56 years of age. The diminutive Henley started playing banjo at the age of seven, his earliest performance being in his first-grade classroom in Hobbs, New Mexico. His first professional show followed imminently; he was paid $25."
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Roy Clark was THE man on practically every instrument
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That kid absolutely shreds the banjo, absolutely beautiful
