Roy Clark - Malaguena

July 13, 1969
Roy Clark performs "Malagueña", a now-legendary specialty of his. Written by Ernesto Lecuona (originally the sixth movement of his Andalucia Suite).

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[museack]

Sumbitch is damn goood!!!

[WalterJacksonFreeman]

have u heard his trumpet? :)

no shit he plays brass instruments also

[Barsilos Inak]

This is too mesmerizing....I love it!

[Brian McKinny]

I don't think there's an instrument that Roy Clark hasn't mastered. The man is a musical genius.

[WalterJacksonFreeman]

Iknow the dificulty yet I never say I can never play that because I can!

[WalterJacksonFreeman]

Roy does

[WalterJacksonFreeman]

this is Steve Howe Stuff

[jetpaq]

Doesnt anyone here realize hes doing the flamenco triples and 32nd notes with his wrist and not the "finger-rolling"style. Its breathtaking that he has that much control over his tempo.. Its beyond mastery..he is a monster.

[Kundamancer]

One of my favourite pieces of music. Too bad that orange warbling ball ruined the video quality for me. It was irritating in the extreme.

[Mrlz56]

I've seen roy do better. I thought it was kind of lame but hey! it was 1969 and Jimi was still out there wailing and country wasn't kool.

[pavlentiy91]

Красное очко раздражает. А композиция супер!

[pmbrown70]

This is an outstanding interpretation of Malagueña. And Roy Clark was a great musician (a classical violinist too). For a different perspective of Malagueña, check out Charo's (yes, that Charo) version. She was a student of Andres Segovia and is an amazing classical/flamenco guitarist.