FIRST TIME HEARING! Roy Orbison - Only the Lonely (Black & White Night 30)
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Young man you’re listening to one of the greatest male vocalist ever
You MUST check out Roy's iconic "Crying." He was also a member of the Traveling Wilbury's before his death. By the way, a lot of his fans thought Roy was blind because he always performed wearing sunglasses. He was extremely near-sighted and had to wear glasses on stage. Early in his career, he broke his regular glasses before a performance, and the only other pair he had were prescription shades. He wore them for that concert, and after that, had a rep for wearing sunglasses at night! They became his trademark and also made him super-hip! Shades at night? WOW!
Had to reply: that song is AMAZING & when I was little, I did assume he was blind lol
I mentioned "In Dreams" & David Lynch, in his movie Mulholland Dr, "Crying" is used, but by this woman Rebekah Del Rio, "Llorando" is her version. You should check it out!😉
Just to add a bit; Roy said he'd chartered a private plane, for a concert in Atlanta. On the plane, he'd switched from his regular glasses to his prescription sunglasses, forgot his clear glasses on the plane & had to do the concert in sunglasses. The next day, he flew (on another plane) to NY, to fly to London, to tour with the Beatles. Photos of that highly photographed tour went "around the world" & "I was sort of stuck. Instant Image."
Like the song from the 80’s ...I wear my sunglasses 🕶 at night lol 😆
Yeah, I always thought of "Crying" as his greatest song but his voice was still amazing right up to his last days with the Wilbury's. "You got It" has some amazing range.
"Black & White Night" was a special concert where the entire band and back-up vocalists were huge stars in their own right. Every song Roy performed was pure perfection!
The billion dollar band
Great reaction. ‘Crying’ is one of the greatest songs ever written and his voice is angelic!
I also love his duet of Crying with kd Lang!
Brenda, hav you heard Rebeckah Del Rio sing it in Spamish? Will get you, was from movie Muholland Drive....kinda freaky movie but her voice is Epic...
"Crying" total iconic song. Roy was huge then, so big, how many remember who his opening act was on one of his concerts...The Beatles...his opening act.
This was a special where he was backed by some of the greatest musicians/singers there are... all those legends showed up to pay homage to Roy!
👍👍
Roy had one of the best voices in rock history...
Every one wished they could sing like Roy Orbison!!!
Even Pavarotti
You have to remember that this concert was recorded decades after Roy had the original hit, his voice is great for his age but you should listen to the original recordings.
One of the greatest of all times. Check out his back singers...the talent will shock you.
Elvis said Roy has the greatest voice he'd ever heard.
EXACTLY!!! NOBODY COMES CLOSE BUT REALLY NOBODY!!!
That is a fact
Enough said , wish Elvis had heard the Wilson sisters or kd Lang .
Elvis was right , Roy’s voice topped them all….
Watched the whole thing with you and so glad you liked it. Elvis really respected Roy as well as most other musicians too. His voice had such range. Pretty Woman is great as well as Crying. Thanks Adogg!
Roy Orbison was a great influence on many artists. In addition to the iconic "Pretty Woman" there is a song that Barry Gibb wrote and produced for Roy Orbison & the Gatlin Brothers called "Indian Summer"
Thank you! I had forgotten that song.
Roy had a unique voice. I love his music.
This Black &White event was really special, so many talented singers and musicians joining Roy.. what a great show!
In Dreams is my favorite of his, so beautiful, but thanks to David Lynch, it's a little creepy too lol a perfect blend. My dad does a great impression of him & other older singers, so I was sang to sleep by some famous dudes!😉
Great reaction, as always!♥️
Such a great song, sang by a marvelous singer
The best way I can describe Orbison’s voice is beautifully haunting. He’s not overly expressive or in your face when it comes to singing. He always gives me goosebumps and a cold shivers down my spine. Such a beautiful voice. RIP Roy
The amount of talent he has in the background is amazing! Bruce, Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, Elvis Presley's Drummer Ronny Tutt, K.D. Lang, and others all there to honor this great writer and singer!
As a side note, most people don't to this day realize just how good he was. Another thing that most don't know is that a lot of whom we all call the greatest bands of all time were his opening acts. Namely the Beatles, U2 the Rolling Stones and a few others. That in itself was proven when a fair share of those who performed along side him when they made this show, showed up to pay homage.
I'm in my 60's so I love the oldies' music from that era, and Roy Orbison has some great songs.
Roy Orbison's career spanned from the 50's thru the 80's with many hits including my favorites CRYING and PRETTY WOMAN. He was very respected by artists of all genres of music whether country, folk, blues or rock. He was one of The Traveling Wilbury's which included George Harrison (The Beatles), Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne. That's good company!
ROY ORBISON...THE KING OF COOL. HE HAS ALOT OF GREAT SONGS.
Great voice.
Check out
" Crying "
" You Got It "
" Oh! Pretty Woman "
In this song, on the stage with Roy were young musicians and singers, who at one time in their careers inspired by Roy. They were in awe to be on the stage with their idol. And these musicians and singers are famous singers and musicians in their own right, in their own bands.
If you want to hear Roy's amazing vocal range listen to Leah, it is not the greatest song ever, but the primary instrument is his voice and his vocal range is something you can never forget
I've seen this entire concert late in Orbisons life ......to get the true feel for Orbisons BIG voice .......you need to hear him in the 50 s and 60 s .... This entire concert didn't do him any justice ...
One of the absolute "Legends" of all time.
Roy Orbison was a legend, and just about as big a rock star that there ever was. One of the most memorable singing voices of all time. He spent the last few months of his life as a member of the supergroup The Traveling Wilburys (with Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, George Harrison & Jeff Lynne). Although this song DOES go back to the black and white days, this video is actually one of the songs from Roy Orbison's 1988 live TV special Black & White Night, which was shot in black & white...and is one of the best music TV specials of all time. Amongst the background musicians are the members of Elvis Presley's TCB Band (including my cousin Ronnie on drums...Roy and Elvis were very close friends), Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, Tom Waits, T-Bone Burnett, Bonnie Raitt, J.D. Souther, k.d. lang & Elvis Costello. This entire special is well worth checking out as it's absolutely brilliant.
From your friendly cousin in the UK.p saw the great man in 1964 with the Beatles plus Gerry and the Pacemakers. What a show. Now I'm 75years old I jump in the car first thing is to load a Roy Orbison CD and hit the road . Thats driving HEAVEN.Love from across the pond👑👑👑👑😎😎😎😎
Crying is my favorite from him! He was the original artist that sang Pretty Woman. It’s a little faster pace!
Elvis Presley was one of Roy's most ardent admirers, calling him merely "the voice"...He also refused to follow Roy's performance in any venue because he knew his vocal range could not match that level of talent...At any point in his career his voice could easily span three, perhaps four octaves without resorting to a falsetto voice...During a lull in his popularity, but during the rise of the British Invasion, Roy went to England to open a concert for the Beatles...The audience was shocked by his performance and he wound up doing 14 encores before the Beatles had to physically pull him off the stage so they could perform...He did his early live performances with no backup vocalists, no band members and no dancers on stage, just him standing in one place on stage with his guitar, never moving from the spot...If you'll notice in many of the Beatles' live performances John Lennon emulated that practice, standing alone with his feet and legs in the same stance as Roy...I don't believe the level of talent he displayed, both as a performer and a songwriter will be matched in my lifetime...
You gotta hear this mans voice range try crying he’s amazing
They had such style back then.
Roy,Elvis,Johnny cash and Jerry lee lewis ! Just great music
Hey, if u can some time Jerry lee lewis!
This whole concert was 🔥. This song is my 2nd favorite. DREAM BABY is my #1 favorite. Its so amazingly good. Roy passed away 14 months after filming this concert special.
Roy's Dream Baby and Rick Nelson's Young World were the first 45s I bought.
I purchased them at the same time. Still have them.
@@blueycarlton my first 45" single was Prince-I Wannabe Your Lover in '78. My first vinyl record was Donna Summer-Bad Girls in '79. I was 7/8 y.o. I still have them both too🙂
@@ldybozz
Great artists, both very popular here.
They would have been some of the last of the 45s era before CDs took over.
I guess I'm just a little bit older than you. LOL
Cheers from Australia.
Roy Orbison had a soft spot for Australia. From the mid 60's through into the 70's he constantly toured here. He said Australia was one of the few places that still bought his records. In this audience (B&W Night) is Melbourne disc jockey "Stan the Man" Rofe, who Roy invited.
@@blueycarlton Australia is 2nd on my list of places I have to see before I die. I want to see the places that tourists overlook. I want to see it all. It'll probably be my first trip on a plane.
The "bell" that you are hearing is actually a xylophone. Love listening to Mr Orbison. Great voice. So soothing.
The big O had a brilliant voice worthy of any single artist top ten. My late father was a massive fan of his and every Sunday he would play his music, his voice became well known between myself and my siblings as was his music. Today every time I hear his voice it reminds me of years gone by.
Fun fact. Back in the day The Beatles opened for Roy Orbison.
That instrument you hear is a Xylophone. So nice to see the younger generation listening to what we listened to when we were in our teens. Roy Orbison was the first concert I ever attended in 1965. My 14 year old girlfriend in my 1949 ford. I was 16. Asked her to go steady that night and we ended up getting married in 1967. Roy is always on the top of my list. So many memories.
If you want to hear what Roy's voice can REALLY do please check out "In Dreams"! It's the perfect showcase for his mindblowing range. I really don't know of anyone else who could even sing it.
One night in December 1976, Orbison was closing his show at Caesar's Palace, when Presley suddenly came on stage. Elvis announced to the crowd that Roy Orbison was “quite simply, the greatest singer in the world.”
The most beautiful voice ever. So many great songs.
I'm laughing and smiling right along with you on this and I've been listening to Roy Orbison for more than 60 years! His music never gets old.
This is from his later years First recorded in 1960 ☮️💜. Check out Crying with k.d. Lang
Ask about the sun glasses....
The Beatles gave him a ride somewhere. He left his regular glasses on their plane and wore the sun glasses on stage from then on. He was so cool. Beautiful voice and range. There was only one.
Just to add a bit; Roy said he'd chartered a private plane, for a concert in Atlanta. On the plane, he'd switched from his regular glasses to his prescription sunglasses, forgot his clear glasses on the plane & had to do the concert in sunglasses. The next day, he flew (on another plane) to NY, to fly to London, to tour with the Beatles. Photos of that highly photographed tour went "around the world" & "I was sort of stuck. Instant Image."
@@wnsafford1854 thanks
Oh honey....I'm 71 and I still put on my Roy Orbison and dance in my living room. His music has a way to reaching deep into your emotions but you also want to move to the music. He will always be one of the greats!! BTW young man, you have a lovely smile. So here's my advice for you....when you're with your special 'someone' put on a little Roy and dance with her. It will be memorable for you both. And if you have kids...let them hear what real music sounds like. Thank you for sharing.
Him singing Pretty Woman is best ever no-one does that growl like Roy And Too soon to know is just brilliant
CRYING...IN DREAMS...PRETTY WOMAN...RUNNING SCARED...BLUE ANGEL...ITS OVER... LEAH AND LOVE HURTS. JUST A FEW MY MAN.
Roy Orbison experienced great tragedy in his life when he lost his wife and children to a house fire while on tour. This man is/was loved. Check out "Sweet Dreams Baby" and "Pretty Woman. The dude had a voice that would raise the hair on your arms!!!!!
He has a bunch of them! Running Scared is one of my favorites. Pretty Paper is played a lot around the Christmas holidays, it's beautiful!
Love Roy Orbison. I own all of his music. His voice is oozes smooth feeling.
Blue Bayou is his greatest song. It transported a brother to that peaceful place
SAW HIM LIVE IN SAN FRAN ON NEW YEARS NIGHT AND HE WAS GREAT. THAT MAN HAD A TRAGIC LIFE FULL OF LOSS. HIS KIDS WERE LOST IN A HOUSE FIRE...HIS WIFE WAS KILLED ON HER MOTORCYCLE WITH ROY RIGHT THEIR.
Roy was joined in this performance by many stars. T Bone Burnett and James Burton on guitar (both great guitar players, look them up), Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello, Tom Waits and for back round vocals J.D. Souther, Jackson Browne, K.D. Lang and Bonnie Raitt. Roy was beloved by and influenced so many singers and song writers.
That kind of sound is MARIMBA - a tined percussion instument, similar to a xylophone, but with wooden tines and a with a wider range tessatura, especially the lower frequencies.
Best Reaction on THE WHOLE INTERNET !!!! And I have a Masters Degree in Piano from Juilliard !!!!!
Roy does a song with Barry Gibb and the Gatlin Brothers. It's called Indian Summer. Some really great voices having fun and enjoying singing together. The Gatlin Brothers are country singers. They have some really great songs. 👍
In Dreams Roy Orbison black and white night, just fabulous ⭐
Gorgeous voice ❤️
You NEED to check out Orbison and k.d.lang and his collabs with others. This man is extraordinaire!
Check out Roy singing with the Traveling Wilburies .
Great reaction . Roy Orbison‘s voice is like butter.😀👍❤️✌️🌼
This video was modern enough to be in color but they chose to do it in B&W for effect. The song dates back over 50 years, but this video dates to the mid 1980's. He passed on way too soon in 1988 at the age of 52. I was raised up on Roy as my Mama had his 24 greatest hits album :) You should hear his songs, "Leah", "In Dreams", "Uptown", "Workin' For The Man", "Blue Bayou", "Blue Angel". There are too many more for me to list.
Everyone loved and respected Roy. Check out Blue Bayou. His is the original. BTW, Elvis said Roy had the most beautiful voice he'd ever heard.
He wrote the song with Elvis in mind but Elvis knew he didn't have the range for it. Roy shopped it around but couldn't find a singer to take it on and so he decided to do it himself. Multi-generational voice that we were blessed to be gifted with.
Next up "Running Scared" also a Roy O hit. Oh heck they are all hits.
A great song by a marvelous singer.
Orbison’s original recording/release of this is even better. I’m surprised you’ve chosen this much later live version over the original.
You must, must hear Pretty Woman! Roy was one of Elvis's favorite singers! 🥰
😄😄😄😄 enjoyed watching you diggin' this performance by Roy O. Btw. . that little "bell" sound is a xylophone.
Great reaction!!! 💗
The back up singers and musicians are major stars in their own right. There showing mad respect for Orbison who in this video is decades past his prime.
"Decades past his prime" and still one of the best in the world.
That "bell" sounds almost like a xylophone.
Watched entire video!!!
Love Roy!
Great song!! Love Roy Orbison he has beautiful vocals very talented. Great reaction
You should check out his life story. That man went through some hell yet brought us nothing but joy. God rest his soul.
Roy orbison, In Dreams, running scared. Thanks new to this channel.
This was a tribute to Roy. All those people behind him are famous musicians and singers, showing their respect for him and his music.
Roy's voice has real emotions while he sings. There are few singers who can evoke feeling with their music.
That little bell like sound you heard was a xylophone.
That video was taken from a concert evening called "Black and White Night" filmed in black and white. You should watch it in it's entirety.
Backed by Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello, James Burton, Glen D. Hardin, Tom Waits, kd lang, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, JD Souther, T Bone Burnett, Steven Soles, and Jennifer Warnes. Recorded September 30, 1987
Great video. We sure miss our Texas man. Rest in peace Roy.
Others have suggested "Crying". I'd also suggest "Running Scared"
Blue angel by Roy Orbison will blow you away to heaven. If you want to listen to crying by Roy Orbison I recommend you to check Glen Campbell’s version of it from Ryman country reunion.
Absolutely beautiful song love this.
Roy Orbison, Gatlin brothers , Barry Gibb sing Indian Summer , viewed over 6 million times . Beautiful harmony
The bell sound is a xylophone played most excellently. Not only were you listening to Roy Orbison, but he had some big names singing backup on his Black and White night. Bonnie Raitt, k. d. lang, Jennifer Warnes, J. D. Souther, Jackson Browne, Steven Soles, Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen, T-Bone Burnett, Tom Waits, and others were all in the background. All the songs from the Black and White Night were fabulous!
Singing back up on this are legends of rock and roll. Bruce Springsteen, KD Lang, Glenn Hardin, James Burton, Elvis Costello, Jackson Browne, Tom Waits, Jennifer Warnes. Singing back to the legend himself. They do another Pretty Woman. Check it out.
When you've got A list musicians and singers backing you, you're great! I love spotting his band - Bruce Springsteen et al.
That "bell" was a xylophone. Here's a cool story. When Elvis was first getting big in the 50s, you could book him to play a show for $100 a night. There was a concert promoter in Texas who heard Elvis drew big crowds, so he booked Elvis to play five shows in five different cities in Texas in the same week for $500. During that week, in two different cities, a young Roy Orbison and a young Buddy Holly went to see Elvis perform and both decided to get into music. Just think about how much we all owe that promoter for booking Elvis that week.
The King, Elvis Presley, said Roy Orbison was the only performer he would never follow on stage.
Try "A Love So Beautiful". Real tear-jerker -- soaring vocals.
Thanks for your reactions to the music of my youth. You brighten an old ladies day!
Have you reacted to any Jerry Lee Lewis? “Great Balls of Fire” and “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On” are two that you need to see live performances of because his nickname is The Killer. He plays piano like a madman!! So much fun. Keep up the great work ☮️🌼♥️
Have you listened to the original Roy Orbison recording of this song? The strings and his younger voice were gorgeous.
Regardless, I love to see younger people discover the incredible talent of former artists.
Also, listen to the original recording of "I'm Hurtin'" if you want a boost!
HOME FREE did a cover of Roy Orbison's song Pretty Woman. They're the best.
I also suggest "Crying," "In Dreams" and "Pretty Woman." The original studio recordings (late 1950s to early 1960s) are good. But I think the Black and White Night live versions are better. Roy was about 51 when this concert happened, and was still able to hit those high notes. He died the following year.
He lost his first wife in a motorcycle accident, and lost two young sons in a house fire. A lot of his songs are sad. But he was (as far as I'm told) gentlemanly and very well-liked.
Aside from the violin/string orchestra section, all his backup musicians and singers in the Black and White Night event were either stars in their own right, or were top-flight backups like James Burton who played lead guitar for everyone from Ricky Nelson to Elvis and outlived them all.
That "bell sound" is a xylophone ^^
I'll certainly get behind all the requests for "Crying". Particularly from this same show. Roy's voice was one of those once in a generation freak occurrences. A highly unique tonal character, plus range, stability, and control.
I always liked hearing him do Pretty Woman!!
He jada very tragic life. His wife, the love of his life, died in his arms. They were each on motorcycles and a car hit hers. A few years layer, he was on tour and left his 2 children in the care of his parents and there was a house fire and his kids died. I always feel that these beautiful love songs of his are written with his wife in mind. Especially Only The Lonely and also Crying Over You.
Roy was also part of the Travelling Wilbur's. Try End of the Line and Handle Me with Care!
You would LOVE Roy's song In Dreams.