Roy Orbison – You’ll Never Walk Alone
Best Oldies Songs A solitary voice turns a communal hymn into a private act of faith. When Roy Orbison released “You’ll Never Walk Alone” on the album Roy Orbison Sings in 1972, it…
Roy Orbison – Run, Baby, Run (Back Into My Arms) (Remastered 2015)
Restless plea for return, sung with the ache of a man who knows love’s door may close forever Released in 1960 by Roy Orbison and later housed on the album…
Roy Orbison – Sweet Caroline (Live From Australia, 1972)
A familiar anthem reborn as a fragile confession under Roy Orbison’s lonely sky When Roy Orbison stepped onto the Australian stage in 1972 and sang Sweet Caroline, he was not…
“HOUND DOG MAN” – Roy Orbison “Live at Austin City Limits”
Playful disguise for loneliness where swagger becomes a shield against the quiet after the crowd goes home When Roy Orbison released Hound Dog Man in nineteen sixty nine, it arrived…
Roy Orbison – Born To Love Me
A tender confession that treats devotion not as choice, but as destiny itself. Released in 1963, Born To Love Me arrived as a single by Roy Orbison, later appearing on…
Roy Orbison – Walk On (1968)
A Quiet Resolve and the Poignancy of Parting, Encapsulated in Two Minutes of Pure Heartbreak Upon its release in mid-1968, “Walk On” by Roy Orbison carved a subtle but enduring…
Roy Orbison – You Fool You (Remastered 2015)
A wounded voice accusing itself, turning heartbreak into quiet self indictment. In 1961, Roy Orbison released You Fool You as a Monument Records single that made a brief but telling…
Roy Orbison – Sugar And Honey
A youthful promise of sweetness that already hinted at longing beneath its shine Released in 1956, Sugar And Honey arrived as an early Sun Records single by Roy Orbison, issued…
Roy Orbison and Friends: A Black and White Night
A final, luminous stand where friendship, memory, and song converge into something eternal Released in 1989, Roy Orbison and Friends: A Black and White Night arrived not as a conventional…
Roy Orbison – I’m Hurtin’
Wounded voice confessing that pride cannot outlast longing. Upon its release in 1960, “I’m Hurtin’” by Roy Orbison rose into the American charts, peaking within the Billboard Hot 100 and…