Love it! Great band, loved all the independent artists who.played in the band.
I agree, they were all great. Roy Orbison had a really unique voice. This song is unusual because it has no chorus, it just builds up to a crescendo at the end.
Love it! Great band, loved all the independent artists who.played in the band.
I agree, they were all great. Roy Orbison had a really unique voice. This song is unusual because it has no chorus, it just builds up to a crescendo at the end.
Running Scared gives me goose bumps. Such emotion. Roy had a brilliant voice, could reach any note.
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I have seen him perform that song loads of different times on various TV programmes, always live, right until a month before he passed away...and he never, ever misses a note.
He really was a remarkable performer.
Jim died in a plane crash (a year after Patsy) but the sound was already established for folks like Ray Price, another Texan. Singing a song written by another Texan, Kris Kristopherson.
Here's a good example. Kris is singing his song. Most people are going to say Ray sings much better, but I enjoy Kris too. I look towards lyrics before vocal ability and like to listen to the creator of the lyrics, in most cases..
Michael Nesmith of The Monkees wrote this song but their producers hated it. He gave it to Linda Rtonstadt because he wanted someone to cover it since they couldn't..
I still sorta lean towards Linda's version but no one can deny this Okie doesn't have pipes.
If you ask Dolly, no one can sing that song like Whitney.
But if you ask me who means it more, who feels it more, I'm going with the girl who meant it when she wrote it..
I agree with you.
A lot of Dolly's songs were written about her own life and sung from the heart. Coat of many colours, Jolene, and probably the best one of all, is the one you mention.
I have seen him perform that song loads of different times on various TV programmes, always live, right until a month before he passed away...and he never, ever misses a note. He really was a remarkable performer.
I’ve always loved this song…. (the clip’s from the TV movie I watched a few years ago - A Time To Dance)
That really is so beautiful. I haven't seen that film, I will look out for it.
Roy Orbison sings from the heart, he suffered so much from the loss of his first wife and his two sons.
A person never gets over tragedies like that, even though they may live for decades after, and it shows in his voice.