Roy Orbison Crying (1962) 180g Vinyl

Roy Orbison: Crying (1962) 180g Vinyl

(2013/Music On Vinyl) 12 tracks.

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Artikeleigenschaften von Roy Orbison: Crying (1962) 180g Vinyl

• Interpret: Roy Orbison

• Albumtitel: Crying (1962) 180g Vinyl

• Format LP

• Genre Rock 'n' Roll

• Music Genre Rock 'n' Roll
• Music Style Vinyl - Rock & Roll
• Music Sub-Genre 553 Vinyl - Rock & Roll
• Edition 2
• Title Crying (1962) 180g Vinyl
• Vinyl size LP (12 Inch)
• Vinyl weight 180g Vinyl
• Speed / RPM 33 U/min
• Record Grading Mint (M)
• Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
• Release date 2013

• Label MUSIC ON VINYL

• SubGenre Rock - Rock'n'Roll

• EAN: 8718469534579

• weight in Kg 0.280

Artist description "Orbison, Roy"

Roy Orbison

Born on 23 4th 1936 in Vernon, Texas.

Died on 6.12th 1988 in Tennesse.

The man with the unmistakable voice began as a rockabilly singer, then went as a staff composer (at Acuff - Rose) to Nashville. From his contract with Sun Records, he bought himself free, signed with Monument, where he began the assembly line production fate pregnant pain ballads. Among his classics and evergreens include 'Crying', 'Only The Lonely', 'Dream Baby', 'In Dreams', 'It's Over' and of course 'Pretty Woman' (a total of 29 US-Hits 1956-1967).

1966 accident his wife Claudette deadly on a motorcycle, only two years later both Orbison's sons died in a house fire. On 25 3 1969 Roy married in Nashville, the 19 year old Barbara Anne Wellhonen from Bielefeld (two common sons: Roy Kelton Jr., born in 1970, and Alexander, born 1974). During the 70 years it has been quiet around the superstar, who had to undergo a dangerous heart surgery.

End of the 80 he received a new contract with Virgin, again bubbled the hits, and Orbison was next to George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty solid Roy ORBISON Mm member of the Traveling Wilburys. At 6:12. In 1988, he died 'in Nashville a heart attack, his designated successor at the Wilburys, Del Shannon, shot himself.

Orbison's only German-language single is the mega-Rarität- both original titles were übersungen of the production line of Wolf Kabitzky on 06.09.1963 in Hamburg Teldec studio in the Easter Road with German lyrics. 1987 was recorded 'The Big O' in the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame.

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