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• Born in Meherrin, Virginia, USA, on April 15, 1933, Roy Linwood Clark is a country musician and performer who has released a variety of studio albums and singles, including “Thank God And Greyhound” and “Yesterday, When I Was Young,” but is probably best known as the host of the “Hee Haw” national television show (1969-1992). 
• He is also known for being a Grand Ole Opry participant. 
• His career, since 1950, has been involved. 
• It has been estimated, according to reliable sources, that Roy’s overall net worth is currently over $1 million. 
• His active participation in the film industry is, of course, the key source of this amount of income. 
• In Great Kills, Staten Island, New York, Roy Clark was raised and he also lived in southeast Washington, D.C. When he was in his youth, his father worked at the Navy Yard in Washington. 
• His parents were both amateur musicians, so Roy became a multi-instrumentalist when he was 14, as he started playing guitar, mandolin, and banjo. 
• A year later, he won two championships at the National Banjo. 
• As a baseball player and boxer, he was also very involved in sports until he chose to become a musician. 
• Roy is one of the most popular figures in country music, and he has released over 30 studio albums throughout his career, all of which have boosted his net worth overall. 
• His first album, The Lightning Fingers of Roy Clark, was released in 1962, but it failed to chart. 
• The album reached No. 21 on the US Country chart, but by the end of the 1960s, “Yesterday, When I Was Young,” released in 1969, was his first album in the top 10. 
• After success in the 1970s, he continued to line up success, releasing albums such as “I Never Picked Cotton” (1970), “Come Live with Me” (1973), which peaked at No. 4 on the US Country chart, and “Roy Clark’s Family Album” (1973), which reached No. 2. 
• A number of instrumental albums have also been released, including “Urban, Suburban” (1968), “A Pair of Fives (Banjos, That Is)” (1975), and “Banjo Bandits” (1978), which also increased its net worth. 
• Roy was also remembered as a TV personality, working from 1969 to 1992 as the host of the show “Hee Haw,” and for his roles as himself in many TV shows and movies, which also contributed to his net worth. 
• In many films and TV shows, including “The Beverly Hillbillies” (1968-1969), “Uphill All the Way” (1986), “Gordy” (1995), and “Palo Pinto Gold” (2009), Roy has also shown his acting talents, all of which have contributed to his net worth, among others. 
• Thanks to his talent, Roy has earned several prestigious awards and recognitions, including, among others, his induction to the Grand Ole Opry in 1987 and also to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2009. 
• Roy Clark, speaking of his private life, has been married to Barbara Joyce Rupard since 1957. 
• They are the parents of four babies. $1 million IMDB Wikipedia 1933-04-15 Barbara Joyce Rupard-Clark Department of Camera Meherrin Roy Clark Net U.S. Virginia Writer Worth Scotroy Clarke Sound Department 

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• ‘Hee Haw’ may have set me back, but it sure set me up.

Scotroy Clarke Important Facts

• Inducted into the Tulsa [Oklahoma] Hall of Fame in 2011.
• Inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2009.
• Graduate of Chamberlain Vocational High School in Washington, D.C (1951).
• Clark played a Gibson Byrdland guitar designed by legendary Nashville guitar players Hank Garland and Billy Byrd.
• He was brought up in Great Kills, Staten Island, New York.
• He also played “Lili Marlene” for Cap.Recrds SM-2425 in Hollywood.
• Performed “Yesterday When I Was Young” at Mickey Mantle’s funeral in 1995.
• Had a string of hits from the early-1960s to the early-1980s, most notably “Come Live With Me” (No. 1 on Billboard magazine’s country singles chart in 1973) and “Yesterday When I Was Young” (a Billboard top 10 country hit in 1969).
• Joined the Grand Ol’ Opry in 1987.
• He was reportedly the highest paid country concert star between 1969 and 1971. In 1973 awarded “Entertainer of the Year” by the Country Music Association. In 1951 and 1952 he was the winner of the U.S. National Banjo championships.

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