Roy Orbison

Discussion in 'Movies, TV and Music' started by Ted Cikowski, Aug 27, 2002.

  1. Ted Cikowski

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    May 31, 2000
    #1 Ted Cikowski, Aug 27, 2002
    "Roy Orbison Sings 'Lonely and Blue' " is one of the best albums of all time.

    That's all I have to say right now. Go buy it if you don't own it.
     
  2. krolpolski

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    Aug 13, 1999
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    #2 krolpolski, Aug 27, 2002
    Ted,

    Which songs are on the album? I have his Greatest Hits (on Rhino), Mystery Girl, and his last one.

    What a voice!
     
  3. nicodemus

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    #3 nicodemus, Aug 27, 2002
    Roy Orbison pretty must destroys all current pop music. I have to thank my dad for enlightening me to Roy.
     
  4. The Gribbler

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    #4 The Gribbler, Aug 27, 2002
    graduated from my University.
     
  5. Kenobi

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    #5 Kenobi, Aug 28, 2002
    was the best part about the Traveling Wilburys' Vol. I
     
  6. PSU92

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    #6 PSU92, Aug 29, 2002
    Nobody has ever done a better job of singing about Heartbreak then Roy Orbison.
     
  7. Mattbro

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    Sep 21, 2001
    #7 Mattbro, Aug 30, 2002
    Please explain something to me, as I'm neither a singer nor a Roy fan: supposedly Roy had a five-octave voice, but to me most of his range sounded like kind of a weak falsetto. Am I accurate on that one or full of shite?
     

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