- The Best of Roy Clark · 1993
- The Best of Roy Clark · 1993
- The Best of Roy Clark · 1993
- Roy Clark's Greatest · 1969
- The Best of Roy Clark · 1993
- Live at Billy Bob's Texas: Roy Clark · 2000
- Live at Billy Bob's Texas: Roy Clark · 2000
- Live at Billy Bob's Texas: Roy Clark · 2000
- The Best of Roy Clark · 1993
- Roy Clark's Greatest · 1969
- The Best of Roy Clark · 1993
- The Best of Roy Clark · 1993
- The Lightning Fingers Of Roy Clark · 1963
Albums
- 1993
- 1991
- 1990
- 1978
- 1969
Music Videos
Artist Playlists
- A masterful picker of country and more.
Singles & EPs
Compilations
- 1995
Appears On
- Country's Family Reunion
About Roy Clark
Although he was best-known to the general populace for his work on the Hee Haw TV show, Roy Clark was also a virtuoso multi-instrumentalist capable of producing fireworks on anything with strings, going back to the early '60s, when he was a fiery fretmaster along the lines of Joe Maphis or Jimmy Bryant. His middle-of-the-road approach filled a national void, with Clark offering country that was harder-edged than Kenny Rogers but softer and more accessible than Waylon Jennings. Among his numerous vocal hits are "Yesterday When I Was Young" and "Thank God and Greyhound."
- HOMETOWN
- Meherrin, VA, United States
- BORN
- April 15, 1933
- GENRE
- Country