Roy Clark ‎– I'll Paint You A Song

 

1 Then She's A Lover

2 Unchained Melody

3 Me And Bobby McGee

4 For Once In My Life

5 All The Way

6 I Still Miss Someone

7 Make The World Go Away

8 The Days Of Sand And Shovels

9 A Simple Thing As Love

10 September Song

11 You Don't Have Very Far To Go

12 Come Live With Me

13 Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast

14 Somewhere Between Love And Tomorrow

15 The Most Beautiful Girl (In The World)

16 Why Me ?

17 I Really Don't Want To Know

18 I'll Paint You A Song

19 Kiss An Angel Good Morning

20 Onward Christian Soldiers

I'll Paint You A Song

Roy Linwood Clark

American TV personality and country musician, born April 15, 1933 in Meherrin, Virginia. Died November 15, 2018 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Married to Barbara Clark .

He had been inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2009, and the American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame in 2017.

Clark got his start in the business in 1947, and by 1955 he was a regular performer on Jimmy Dean’s television show from Washington, DC. As a young man he pursued both professional sports and musical entertainment, switching to music when he was able to play The Grand Ole Opry at only 17.

Later he worked in Las Vegas as a guitarist, supporting country star Wanda Jackson, when he was given the chance to host a daytime country-themed show for NBC. This led to the Hee-Haw program on CBS. His prominence on Hee-Haw led to his serving as a semi-regular fill-in host for Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show.

After Hee-Haw, where Roy both played and sang, and performed in a recurring comedy routine with co-host Buck Owens using his banjo, Clark opened a theater in Branson, MO where he worked in the 1980s and 1990s, until his retirement and a move to Tulsa.