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Magnifique nul ne peut rivaliser avec toi roy

WOW. Thank you for posting this! Amazing.

Roy the best singer in the world ❤❤❤

C était un super groupe encore aujourd'hui je me régale à les voir en vidéo ils étaient brillant ❤

I love to watch the video with the brothers and Roy Orbison and Barry GiB. They really are great together and the smiles between them during the song truly makes me smile while listening to their perfect harmony. ❤

So nice to sea Roy he was very happy it was wonderfull and i think with Bruce both were now Frends.Roy you were the best singer on the Planet RIP Roy❤❤❤❤

God knows

Uma opera rural tão lindo de ouvir essa voz de opera rural como Elvis falava

Elvis Presley falava que a voz de Roy era uma opera rural e gostava muito de ouvir cantar

Eu estou ouvindo neste momento,no Brasil,no estado do Pará,na cidade de Santarém.

Wow! Mr.Fogerty, I even sometimes listen to your version 1964 I believe it was 1964, thanks so very much!!

This is such a great song ..I love it!

What wonderful song

Legendary….nothing else to say.

I wonder whether this was the greatest Springsteen parody/homage, but it’s if Dylan said, “you like The Boss? I can do this in my sleep”

The Rock Island Argus, Moline, Illinois, Tuesday, June 26, 1990; Cycle Destroyed Roy’s Reconciliation With His Wife--Rock N' roller Roy Orbison’s divorce from his wife Claudette left him shattered but their reconciliation set the stage for an even greater tragedy This is part three of a five-part excerpt firm the book "Dark Star The Roy Orbison Story” by Ellis Amburn--Roy Orbison was as far away from his broken home as he could get. Touring Australia with the Rolling Stones, Rolf Harris and Dionne Warwick, he accepted second billing to the Stones since there was no longer any question about English supremacy on the rock scene. The British Invasion was crushing everything in its path. But the Australian tour was a triumph for Roy, paving the way for a No. 1 hit, “Penny Arcade”, which Americans ignored on its release in the US four years later. At the conclusion of the tour, Roy returned to his lonely home in Hendersonville, TN, but the memory of Claudette was too painful. He leased the house and took an apartment in Nashville. Now over his initial bitterness and resentment, Roy realized he was still in love with Claudette. In Jacinto City in 1965, Claudette Orbison gave birth to their third son, Wesley Kelton. Roy came to see his children and these visits upset both Claudette and him. Divorce hadn’t changed the fact that their lives remained profoundly unsettled. Though Roy pretended not to care for Claudette anymore, it worried him to see her at loose ends. He began to return more often and occasionally it was like old times. Reunited in London on February 13, 1966, was a joyous day for Roy and the entire Frady family, Claudette’s kin. They came to hear him sing at the big Fifth Annual Go Texas Hootenanny at Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston. The hootenanny went on all through the day and into the night and during the break between shows Roy took his band and the Frady clan to dinner at Nifa’s Restaurant. Roy said he was going to buy brand-new motorcycles for everybody in the family who wanted one. The next day, Claudette, Chester Orba, and Sammy, Roy’s brother, accompanied him to a two-story Houston showroom where Roy turned them loose to pick out their dream machines. Claudette and Roy chose new BMWs, the Rolls-Royces of 1960s motorcycles. Shortly afterwards, while Roy was on a tour in England, he had a serious motorcycle accident and broke his ankle. It marked the beginning of a tragic chain of events that would alter his life forever. Claudette now began to fear that Roy could permanently damage his ankle by continuing to perform while it was mending. She decided to fly to London, and she caught up with the tour in Chester. Roy was on crutches and severely drugged and Claudette was tired and haggard, but they flew into each other’s arms. Roy told the London Daily Express, “We both suddenly realized we didn’t want to be apart - and that was it. It was wonderful to see Claudette again.” They celebrated Roy’s 30th birthday in a restaurant in London’s Soho district and they decided to remarry. Roy told The Daily Sketch, “It was a hush-hush affair. Only the essential witnesses were there.” Addicted to danger, at last Roy had his family back around him and life seemed secure again. He was only 30 years old and had already known the extremes of poverty and great wealth, loneliness and the companionship of family, and now his life seemed to be on an even keel. Roy even managed to forgive Braxton Dixon, whose affair with Claudette had contributed to their divorce. According to Dixon’s wife, Anna, “Roy told me, ‘Anna, you love him, and I love her, and they done wrong, but if you’re willing to forgive, so will I.' ” But Anna had not forgotten what she and her family had been put through and when she saw Claudette shopping in a store one afternoon, she confronted her. Anna remembered saying, “Claudette, I’m 17 years older than you and I loved you like a sister. You’ve been cruel. The Lord will take care of you.” Anna’s grim prophecy was soon realized. Claudette’s time was quickly running out because of the dangerous toys she and Roy played with. Roy was addicted to fast cars, powerful motorcycles, and danger, and Claudette always went along for the ride. Roy was a show-off and perhaps a little dangerous with cars but the deadliest vehicle on his property would prove to be the motorcycle he’d bought for Claudette. She took it out on June 6, 1966, when they rode in tandem to the National Drag Races in Bristol, TN, some 200 miles away. After the races, they started back home and by dusk, they were roaring through the countryside. A few miles from home, at a Gallatin intersection, Roy told Claudette he was going to show her a shortcut and pulled ahead of her. Roy took off so fast that he was already out of sight when Claudette pulled into the intersection and was struck by a pickup truck. Claudette was thrown in the air, came down on the hood, and finally was caught under the truck. She lay on the pavement in front of York’s Grocery. A man ran into the street, knelt beside her, and tried to find her pulse. Someone called an ambulance and almost immediately, the siren could be heard approaching. A Gallatin woman named Aline Hampton stopped her car and got out to see if she could help. Claudette’s white pants suit was ripped open and Ms Hampton placed her sweater over Claudette’s exposed body. “She was blue,” Ms Hampton said, “like a bad bruise, solid blue all over. I thought she was already dead.” Roy had gone only a few blocks when he heard the siren and sped back to the intersection, arriving at the same time as the ambulance. Remaining on his motorcycle, he looked at Claudette’s inert body lying on the highway. Claudette could not be moved, he was told, and he finally dismounted and went inside York’s Grocery. Someone brought his motorcycle over to the store. “He sat there paralyzed,” Ms Hampton said, “and laid his head down.” When he was informed that Claudette could at last be moved, Roy went outside and crawled into the ambulance after her. They rushed her to Sumner Memorial Hospital on Hartsville Pike. Doctors worked on her for an hour, but her liver was badly damaged, and it was hopeless. Claudette Orbison was dead at 25. “And then it was left to me to tell our three boys,” Roy said to a London Daily Sketch reporter 15 years later. “I explained to Roy DeWayne, and he seemed to understand.” According to Anna Dixon, it was exactly six weeks since she’d told Claudette, “The Lord will take care of you.” “When my brother heard she’d died in a motorcycle accident,” Anna recalled, “he said ‘Anna don’t predict anything about me’.”

The 3rd volume is great as well

Roy lived not far from where I lived in West Texas. Roy in Wink, not much in Wink then or now, me in big fity of Brownfield. Buddy was just 40 mi away in Lubbock. Gary P Nunn was tight there in Brownfield! Great local music eh? I was just a kid then! Miss those days.

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Patrick tu es parti il Étoile c’est était dans la nuit sache que depuis ce temps des milliers d’étoiles grâce à toi en briller chaque nuit tu me manques mais bientôt on se reverra que Dieu te protège et protège toute ta famille. Ça me fait mal de dire ces choses, mais tu es comme l’étoile du berger, tu veille sur nous, j’espère que Dieu veille sur toi

Just think of all the great songs he could have sung over the last 36 years

Never seen bevore. Whow!

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I love lots of singers…listen to tons of music….but there is a singer that brings both joy and tears to me…he touches my heart…Roy Orbison is the best ever!

Great song sung by three amazing singers , WOW!

Great song two great singer,s

2024 рік, Україна, Одеса, слухаю і плачу😢😢😢, як могла розпочати війну россія????, коли мир такий чудовий????? Дякую за душевне виконання👏👏👍👍

Sad

The music before Roy comes on is really annoying.

Cudownie❤️🇵🇱

Headstones have taken this song and made it their own. You'll laugh at how horrible this version is after hearing Headstones.

What a gifted talent!

I can hear Roy every day because the voice is the best also emotional in the world.I never forget Roy he is in my heart .RIP Roy greetings in the heaven❤❤❤

I suspect that you really need to live in New Jersey to grasp the " feel" of this song.....the sensation of highway driving in the yeast-like Jersey summer night, in the shadows of Rahway prison and surreal lights of route 22. It's hard to explain to anyone who isn't out here stumbling around in the darkness...halfway between Manhattan and Center City.

Glenn's true smile is the best, I love him with all my heart🖤🖤🖤

Having heard the version by Roy Orbison, this is a good rendition. Yes I have a copy of Roy Orbison singing this song and it's brilliant, makes me wonder why it's not on RUclips.?

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Great singer one of the very best

Yup

Patrick Larry what a beautiful voice each one have. Makes me cry. Such great memories. Dirty dancing was a wonderful movie. The gift of dancing. I could go on and on.

My favorite singer.💕

love this man /

It’s important that I get in contact with one of his Children. My parents knew Bill back in 67 in Tennessee. I’d love to talk with them.

I get tears in my eyes wenn i see these lucky family.Now both together in heaven RIP barbara and roy❤❤❤

Great song bbut headstones killed too

Love them all, super group of all timed

Wir haben die schnauze voll wir können nicht mehr 😂

Warum sind wir so blöde Das weiß ich doch nicht 😂

You will never be forgotten Roy👍

Revelation 12:12