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“Roy wasn’t a rock ‘n’ roller, and he wasn’t a cheesy pop artist, he was ‘The Big O.’ He had the biggest voice, and sang like nobody else. He wrote some of the best classic pop songs and was known for his motionless performances. Roy didn’t dance or move when he sang. He didn’t have to…”
– Neil Cossar, Music writer & Editor of This Day in Music
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“ONLY THE LONELY” by Roy Orbison
From the Monument Concert 1965
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“ONLY THE LONELY” by Roy Orbison
From the Monument Concert 1965
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“ONLY THE LONELY” by Roy Orbison
From Roy Orbison & Friends: A Black & White Night
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Led Zeppelin did Roy Orbison’s song “Only the Lonely” several times in concert during a rock and roll medley they would do in the middle of “Whole Lotta Love.” One such version was recorded on June 19, 1972. Here’s Robert Plant talking about Roy Orbison and “ONLY THE LONELY.”