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  1. Nov-15-2018, 4:13pm #1
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    Just heard Roy has passed,,a great picker,and a very nice person. He will be missed!! Rest in peace Roy,,,God bless
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    RIP Roy Clark. That guy had some chops, will be missed.
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    Roy Clark's passing stung a little bit.
    Gee, now all three of them are up there playing away.
    Jerry Read, Buck Owens and now Roy
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    I celebrate the greatness of the man.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc Ivory View Post
    Roy Clark's passing stung a little bit.
    Gee, now all three of them are up there playing away.
    Jerry Read, Buck Owens and now Roy
    And Stringbean and Grandpa.

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    RIP Roy. Thanks for the entertainment. You were one of our musical heroes and an understated comedic genius.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc Ivory View Post
    Roy Clark's passing stung a little bit.
    Gee, now all three of them are up there playing away.
    Jerry Read, Buck Owens and now Roy
    Jerry Reed, just to be clear. Not that God or the angel band really cares.
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    loved him, have a lot of his records. nothing on the news in New York, hard to believe he has been forgotten by the news media.
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    He will be missed...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Timbofood View Post
    Jerry Reed, just to be clear. Not that God or the angel band really cares.
    Yup, caught by autospell again.
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    One of my earliest instrumental inspirations: playing all the instruments just seemed like a natural thing to do - opening up a world of opportunity for me. I largely credit RC (on TV) for the model.
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    Yep! He was, probably, the biggest influence for me to pick up a stringed instrument when I was a young'un. Not only did he make everything he played look easy but he also looked like he enjoyed playing for everyone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FredK View Post
    Yep! He was, probably, the biggest influence for me to pick up a stringed instrument when I was a young'un. Not only did he make everything he played look easy but he also looked like he enjoyed playing for everyone.
    Ain’t that the truth!!!
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