Dream Baby - Roy Orbison | The Midnight Special
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- February 15, 1974
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My number one favorite singer of all time. I saw him in concert once with my wife. Two weeks before he died.
Wow! What a wonderful experience for you and your wife, I wish I’d seen Roy in person too!
Was it good?
man did he have a voice. Wonderful human being
I agree. He had kind of a “haunting” voice. No wonder David Lynch liked Orbison.
A great voice. A tremendous artist. Thanks Midnight Special.
He is missed! No one like him!
Love Roy Orbison😃ROCK ON!!!!!!!🤘🏻🤙🏻✌🏻
Great classic Roy Orbison. I liked that drumme, toor! 😊💜
I think Roy is playing an Ovation here. I had one many years ago when I played. They’re really comfortable because they have a curved back. The downside is, I was mixed on the tone because the backs are made of some plastic material or composite. I’m not sure exactly what they’re made from. But Roy got huge bang for the buck with his singing and playing. He had this unique “haunting” sound to him I think. I just always have thought that Roy was like Elvis with a way more interesting sound and emotion. (I should add that I read something about Elvis awhile back. Don’t quote me but I guess he was a huge Roy Orbison fan. So even Elvis liked Roy.)
I never liked the ovation. I agree about the composite back. I think the bottom line ones may have been plastic. I didn’t like the round back at all for comfort and the ones I played sounded cheap unless they were plugged in. They sounded fine from an amp. A lot of great players played ovation so there must be something to them. I guess you need the very high end ones. If Roy Orbison and Glen Campbell played one there must be something to it.
So Roy should have added Karate kicks and chops to his act ~i can see it
Nancy Wilson of Heart played an Ovation acoustic early in her career I believe. Maybe even an endorser too.
I personally never owned one or played one but I’ve heard that complaint before. I played one of their basses in a music store back in the late seventies. I think it the model may have been called Magnum or something like that. It was super woody tone. But I had my heart set on a Ricky 4001. Still have that bass from Driver Music and gotten a lot of miles out of it.
Great preview of this Friday's super classic rock show. Can't wait to see not only Roy but Duane Eddy (RIP), Del Shannon, Lloyd Price and Tommy Roe as well.
What an amazing voice.
Sweeeeet dream!
The one and only voice of Roy Orbison and a fabulous band to back him up, sweet baby - yeah!!
Awesome.... Good OldDays!! 💃
Happy Tuesday... thank you for sharing! 💖
No wonder Barry Gibb looked up to him. Wow.
WHen I sing to myself, I sing Roy Orbison. Have since childhood!
One of the greats! Incredible talent! Thank you for sharing all this awesome entertainment!
One of my 5 favourite Wilburys
Superbe artist 👌Gone way too soon. R. I. P, Roy 🌹🎸
That voice!
GOOSEBUMPS
Just great. Thanks
I have to say Roy kinda freaked me out as a kid. Never judge a book by its cover ❤️🔥
I kind of like the blues progression at 0:27. I’ve never been a huge blues fan outside of music from the 40s which I think was the “Golden Age” of blues myself. But I remember walking into a winery in Eastern Washington in the mid-1990s and there was a young guy working there who played only really old blues from the 40s on a record player, no less. But listening to that made me realize it was overly simplified over the generations. (There’s a young gal from I think Ireland - Muirean or something? - who’s a terrific blues player. You might want to check her out. But she’s become really famous now.)
thanks for the education ~ Muireann Bradley, checking her out
❤
Is that Ronnie Tutt on drums?
How did they do this ? It should of been the hologram for 2018 , done properly
I like him but i wondered why he never took off his sun glasses.and one time I saw him without them.and I said oh roy put your glasses bach on.his eyes were to close together and god bless him but he looked like a wizel.
Born albino, he suffered from the sight problems associated with albinism, which explains his corrective dark glasses.
I like him too and his talent came before his "appearance" .I have nothing against weasels.
@@lepetitoiseau Hmmm not so sure about that? Roys skin looks nothing like the Winter brothers Johnny & Edgar who both were born with albinism.
“Two misconceptions stubbornly continue to surface about Roy, one, that 'he was an albino', and two, that he wore his trademark dark glasses because 'he was blind' or nearly so. Neither are correct, although his myopia required thick corrective lenses.”
More than likely this was Roys “trademark” look & I think he nails the coolness factor - down tight.
@@KittyGrizGrizThere are different kinds of albinism.He was not as affected as the same level that Edgar and Johnny Winter but i think he was indeed born suffering from this disease or something very close ,as a child he already had very, very poor eyesight, at first many people thought he was blind , Roy had blue eyes and practically blonde hairs, he started very early to dye them black, which with these glasses became a trademark, I don't know if you've seen his sons, blond, very blue eyes, they inherited some genes from their father ...And,of course, i can hear that other people think otherwise! Perhaps the truth is it is a mixture of the two versions?
That doesn't change the fact that we love Roy!? ;-)
@@lepetitoiseau Yeah, we love Roy, with wearing dark sun glasses indoors or not.
One of the subjects that inspired: "Video Killed the Radio Star".