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Roy Clark - Greatest Hits (1995)

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Roy Clark - Greatest Hits (1995)

Roy Clark - Greatest Hits (1995)
EAC | FLAC | Tracks (Cue&Log) ~ 251 Mb | Mp3 (CBR320) ~ 182 Mb | Scans included
Label: Varèse Sarabande | # VSD-5608 | Time: 00:41:52
Country-Pop, Nashville Sound, Instrumental Country

By concentrating on his biggest straight country hits for Capitol and Dot Records ("Tips of My Fingers," "Yesterday, When I Was Young," "Thank God and Greyhound," "Come Live with Me") and sidestepping many of the novelty numbers that were associated with Hee-Haw, the 14-song Greatest Hits makes a case for Roy Clark's talents as songwriter and performer, providing a good introduction to his career.

Roy Clark - Timeless: The Classic Concert Performances (2008)

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Roy Clark - Timeless: The Classic Concert Performances (2008)

Roy Clark - Timeless: The Classic Concert Performances (2008)
EAC | FLAC | Tracks (Cue&Log) ~ 436 Mb | Mp3 (CBR320) ~ 184 Mb | Scans included
Label: Varèse Sarabande | # 302 066 909 2 | Time: 01:09:28
Country-Pop, Nashville Sound, Instrumental Country, Guitar Virtuoso

This collection is compiled from two of Roy Clark's biggest and most popular live albums, Roy Clark Live!, and In Concert, These recordings have been unavailable for almost 30 years. The release also features two tracks with Buck Trent on banjo.

Roy Clark - The Lightning Fingers of Roy Clark (1963) Remastered 1999

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Roy Clark - The Lightning Fingers of Roy Clark (1963) Remastered 1999

Roy Clark - The Lightning Fingers of Roy Clark (1963) Remastered 1999
EAC | FLAC | Image (Cue&Log) ~ 189 Mb | Mp3 (CBR320) ~ 76 Mb
Label: Razor & Tie | # 7930182193-2 | Time: 00:30:11 | Scans included
Instrumental Country, Rock & Roll, Guitar Virtuoso

Originally recorded for Capitol Records in his pre-Hee-Haw days (1963), this is Roy Clark's instrumental album, an all-guitar fest that showcases the country artist's amazing chops. Kicking off with a warp-speed version of "Twelfth Street Rag" that actually gets doubles in tempo by the final chorus, this album features a brace of generic "twistin''' instrumentals (read: public domain tunes given a twist beat) like "Texas Twist," "Weeping Willow Twist," "Wildwood Twist" ("Wildwood Flower"), "Golden Slippers," and "Over the Waves," rocked up cha-cha's like "Pink Velvet Swing" and Bob Wills' "A Maiden's Prayer," and boogies like the closing "Chicken Wire." Produced by Ken Nelson and sounding for all the world like it was cut in a single afternoon session, this should open up anyone's eyes and ears who thinks of Roy Clark only as a belly scratchin' fool, telling corny jokes and singing sappy love ballads.