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Posted By: floyd jane Guy Clark is gone - 05/17/16 12:26 PM

http://tasteofcountry.com/guy-clark-dead/

Been a rough year on legends...
Posted By: MarioD Re: Guy Clark is gone - 05/17/16 12:29 PM
Originally Posted By: floyd jane

http://tasteofcountry.com/guy-clark-dead/

Been a rough year on legends...


Yes, a very tough year.

RIP Guy.
Posted By: dga Re: Guy Clark is gone - 05/17/16 12:42 PM
too rough
Posted By: Janice & Bud Re: Guy Clark is gone - 05/17/16 02:07 PM
RIP

Janice and I used to watch him regularly on one of the old Nashville networks singer/songwriter shows. Sitting in a circle and taking turns. We always looked forward to his.

J&B
Posted By: bobcflatpicker Re: Guy Clark is gone - 05/17/16 03:47 PM
I remember about 30 or more years ago when a friend of mine hopped into my truck and pulled out a cassette tape and said "you've got to check this guy out!"

I've been a Guy Clark fan ever since.

Sarah Jaroz posted a nice tribute to him on Facebook;

Quote:
I heard the news that Guy Clark passed away early this morning and immediately put on Boats To Build. I shed some tears, as I'm sure many people have, thinking about Guy and his timeless songs and the memories that came flooding back of different times in my life when his songs have meant so much. His music was so integral in the Texas Hill Country landscape in which I grew up - sitting on the back porch listening to Homegrown Tomatoes or Baton Rouge or Dublin Blues. It's almost like his music was embedded in the land. The songs, with their depth, soul, and simplicity were an important part of life for so many. As a young songwriter, I continue to find great inspiration from his music - a never ending journey and discovery of masterful songwriting. He touched countless lives with the gift of song, and the world is a much better place having had him in it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6W7xnYQGlg4
Posted By: lambada Re: Guy Clark is gone - 05/17/16 11:09 PM
I just came across this. I must admit that I don't know many of these musicians, but it makes for sad reading.
http://tasteofcountry.com/guy-clark-dead/#photogallery-1=1
Posted By: lambada Re: Guy Clark is gone - 05/17/16 11:10 PM
I just came across this. I must admit that I don't know many of these musicians, but it makes for sad reading.
http://tasteofcountry.com/guy-clark-dead/#photogallery-1=1
(It's at the bottom of the tribute.)
Posted By: bobcflatpicker Re: Guy Clark is gone - 05/18/16 04:54 AM
Jerry Douglas' post on Facebook about Guy Clark:

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Today we lost one of the greatest songwriters the world has ever seen. I lost a good friend too. All the times Guy would come by the bus and hang out for a while at Merlefest or Old Settlers or anywhere we have been together we talked about writing songs together. We never did and I will always regret that.
I went by a couple times to see Guy while he was sick this last time around. I wish I had gone more. Really gonna miss him. Here are a couple of times we had together with some other folks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQGjkBuMGAU

Guy Clark with Karen Matheson - Dublin Blues
From Transatlantic Sessions series 1 (1995/6) guitar: Russ Barenberg dobro: Jerry Douglas bass: Travis Clark fiddle: Jay Ungar percussion: Jim Sutherland
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