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[This message has been edited by texasfiero (edited 11-16-2018).]

He was certainly very talented.



Damn, I would love to have that Byrdland he is playing.

[This message has been edited by williegoat (edited 11-16-2018).]

I always liked HeeHaw, he was a huge talent.

Too bad Grandpa Jones and Stringbean couldn't be there.

quote Originally posted by olejoedad: I always liked HeeHaw, he was a huge talent.

I also watched it. At the time, it was a great show. I have not seen it sense it was off the air, but I bet it would seem corny now days,...like a lot of shows and movies I have seen.

So long ole "Lightning Fingers".

[This message has been edited by spark1 (edited 11-16-2018).]

So sad. He was a legend. RIP Mr. Clark.

Hee Haw....they made fun of country folks and country folks loved it!!!

I was one.

quote Originally posted by RotrexFiero: Hee Haw....they made fun of country folks and country folks loved it!!! I was one.

That's the spirit we need more of today.

Roy didn't take his talent or ability so seriously that he made an a$$ of himself. He always had fun with his music and didn't mind being silly every now and then.

Ya think any of these four pickers practiced those BORING scales?

Roy Clark, Gatemouth Brown, Leon Rhodes, Cal Freeman

a little more 'Gatemouth' for ya

we lost a big talentd man. he was the man, wow.he haw was one funny show . it's good we have utube now