Roy Orbison "Oh, Pretty Woman" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Roy Orbison "Oh, Pretty Woman" on The Ed Sullivan Show, October 11, 1964. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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Elvis once said Roy had the best voice in rock and roll. I have to agree.
I could listen to Roy Orbison all day!
You and me both!!!
"Oh, Pretty Woman" by Roy Orbison is a beautiful song as well as a timeless tune.
Definitely 👍
Yes, timeless arrangement, always modern!
That growled purr was the right punctuation.
His guitar skills are really overlooked! Not many people were performing and singing at the same time at his level in the 60s!
Most iconic roar in history ❤
Roy's one and only appearance, and the only song he ever performed on the Sullivan show. Although this is a great song, I think it's a shame he never performed any of his legendary ballads on the show which were his unique signature. I wonder if Ed never heard them because I feel a great opportunity was missed. Roy should have been a frequent guest, as one of the greatest singers of his and any other time.
Ed hated rock and the new pop music. He had them for the teens to keep the ratings up.
Although Roy had some great songs, I never thought he was the best.
Do you happen to know any of the backing band members?
@@paulyeatman303 the best what?
lol...tell us who the "best"...was.....
none of his "legendary"...ballads were more legendary than this song....so....just what song do you think was his unique signature song?
My Aunt lives next door to Roys drummer. He is in his 90s and going strong. I say "Oh hey its Roy Orbisons drummer!" when I see him.
How great that Ed had his guests perform live, and not lip sync! I was 9 and remember this well.
It adds to Sullivan's sterling reputation. I really thank the SOFA folks for releasing their archives. They have given us a gold mine.
I’m pretty sure they made The Mamas and The Papas lip sync California Dreamin. One of the girls is eating a banana and I think she used it as the microphone at one point.
Please grow up, you talk like no artists ever perform live anymore and that's just total bullshit
@@lumpylumpyloo I think he was referring to the fact that many 60's shows forced musicians to lip sync, unlike the Ed Sullivan show
Me too! Same age!
One of the greatest songs ever.
lol what?
This song was number 1 in 1964 at a time when The Beatles dominated the charts.
I still have my 45 of this Monument masterpiece I bought in Chicago in 1964, one thing many people don't know the B side has a beautiful melody " Yo te amo Maria ", that is never played on the radio.
The Beatles toured with Roy Orbison
I was just a kid but I can remember this song and do you want to know a secret by the Beatles in constant rotation back then
Roy nailed this appearance. 👍👏
Agree
There will never be another Roy Orbison. Ever.
Right! Many years ago, in my late teens, he played a show where I lived. He was quite old, but no
Oldie. So glad I went (alone!) to see him. Was like seeing a virtuoso. Epic.
i`m a hard rock and heavy metal fan but roy and buddy are my soft sides to music :)
Same with me, man. One day I'm listening to Nirvana and Metallica, next day I'm listening to Roy Orbison, Buddy Holly, and the big bopper.
Always found it an odd coincidence that Roy and Buddy both born the same year and wore the same brand of obscure glasses
Three guitars on this. What a sound!
Agree
I have timeless memories of this fantastic song.
You know that growl got better and better as he got older and his voice even stronger. Nobody like Roy Orbison.
The Sun Records artists made music that is so good. Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Roy Orbison influenced so many artists from the rock and roll and country music genres. An outstanding performance here of Oh Pretty Woman. May Roy Orbison rest in peace. Cheers! ✌️
I wonder who influenced them?
almost NONE of Roy's output, pre-"Only The Lonely", is known by any, except die-hard Orbisonites; that includes the Sun/RCA material.....
I miss him
This song became popular in my younger years . Love your songs Roy Orbison ! Thank God for giving us joy through your talent
Roy and Buddy holly from Texas. Both rock and roll royalty.
And Bubble Puppy
That was a fantastic performance!
I love the Gibson ES 355 Roy Orbison plays! I was 2 months old when this original broadcast aired!
Were you dancing in your in your playpen? 😄 I was 4 months old when this original broadcast aired.
After I thought about it... I hope you didn't think I was being smart.
@@that70sgirl90 U betcha!
@@that70sgirl90 No..it was funny! I have a thick skin!
@ 👌
Mercy.
Such a huge orbison fan :)
Cool 🎸🎸
And you can see Jerry Kennedy a young 24 year old playing his 1961 Gibson ES 335. He is the one who came up with the very catchy guitar riff. He went to play on hundreds of hits in Nashville from Elvis to Reba McEntire as a session studio musician.
And a well respected record producer also!
Is that Jerry Kennedy and is that Bobby Goldsboro ?
@@gregolson4713 not Goldsboro, he already had a hit with Little Things by this time.
@@gregolson4713 I recognized Jerry Kennedy but the other playing the Fender could not.
@@kevingoins9858 yes sir! Had the ear for sure!
The Great Late Roy Orbison!!! The Big O!!! Gone but never forgotten! Thank you for posting this terrific video from one of the all time kings of rock and roll! Greetings from Mexico!
Pure talent
Lets go
Sullivan was happy as could be. He got Roy and Roy nailed it .
This song lives on in Knoxville, TN. Courtesy of Paul, the original drummer on the original recording and as seen on the Ed Sullivan Show, and the current drummer with Farragut Brass Band, extraordinary in their own right!
NO, actually; it was Buddy Harmon on drums, on the "original" recording.......
Super voice🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠💥👍
2024Brasil🇧🇷 linda música um hino se grito a com letra 👏👏👏👏💙
I like the 1960's outfits😊😁🇺🇲👍
Yesterday, December 7th, has been 33 years since he died. Heard about it on the radio in my dad's truck, because my sister and I missed the school bus. It was a shock. It was also a very sad day for my mom who was one of his biggest fans.
I've been waiting for it!! Finally
awsum that great artists such as him are on videotape for the ages to enjoy
Roy was one in a million. What a voice.
This song is very good as it is, but this one time performance on The Ed Sullivan Show makes me love it even more!
That was great! I've never seen that before. Pity that it's it's kinescope instead of videotape. I wish that tape had been preserved.
Was just going to mention the same thing though I am almost positive when the shows were repeated a few years back on TVLand, or whatever channel it was, this clip was from videotape. The sound was so much cleaner and crisper.
@@jthyme7940 I noticed that too. Maybe they lost the master tape. Someone made a comment awhile back saying there was a fire or something, and a bunch of the master tapes were lost. I remember this Roy clip being in a "Best of" Sullivan special in much better quality too.
Apparently, this was an issue with the 60's daytime series DARK SHADOWS. Some of the master tapes have been lost to time, with a number of episodes left on kinescope. This, despite most of the series being preserved on both B&W and Color videotape.
I remember watching this the night it was on. Could not wait for a boy to growl at me that way! Rode my bike to the record store & bought it the next day.....
I just wish I could time travel and live whenever I want, however old for as long as I want. Imagine being able to soak in first hand every piece of human history.
😂 i think we all have that fantasy but life is not designed that way my friend...😇😇🙏🙏
Beautiful
Love the growl!
I wonder how many times this man, sang this song...
And how many times the pianist made the high voice...
Rock's greatest voice singing its greatest song !!
This is one song that always lifts my spirits. I think every women hopes some guy passing by her will think she's pretty. I hope his family made a bundle off royalties in the movie, Pretty Woman.
no, because a title cannot be copyrighted; if the song was used for the soundtrack, then yes.....
@@jamesparker1063 In the movie Pretty Woman, this song "Pretty Woman" was used in J.Roberts shopping scene.
Buenisimo
Classics never get old just better.
Yes agree
Totally Love This Song!!!! ❤️❤️
He has Great Voice too!!!
Thank you Roy for your music and songs. Rest in the Peace and Love of God forever. Amen.
Mercy!
-Roy Orbison 1964
pretty song
I proudly have an original 45 RPM Monument label Oh, Pretty Woman I purchased in Chicago in 1964 for 98 cents and is one of my richest possessions, even my still running 2014 Mercedes E550! I was 15 then today 18 March 2023 am 74!
I have it, too, along with 500 or 600 other 45's, mostly from the 1960's. Years ago, I put them on audio tapes...it took 18 of them, but such great music!
@@YY4Me133 Good man, I still have my old Realistic portable turntable! Used to take it to people's basements for parties, good old days!
the always terrific Roy Orbison.....well respected and admired by his peers...his Black and White Night a testament to those feelings by the artists that accompanied him and a very fine concert.....one not to be missed.......by his fans.
interesting that Roy shared a trait that was and is very common to stage performers.......freight!.....a battle he fought his whole life and which no doubt due to the stress it created in him...had something to do with his death by a heart attack at only 52....though it should be noted Roy was a heavy smoker...and over-weight....a very bad trifecta for anyone hoping to live a long life....
the "stage-fright" thing is over-blown...he said that he was always "initially" nervous, when performing, but that it melted away, as he got going; he was only sleightly "over-weight", not obese by any standards; but, he WAS a fairly heavy smoker, life-long; he had open heart surgery a decade or so before he finally passed, but he didn't stop, and if any "cause" is ascribed, it would have been "heart failure", due, primarily, to the smokes! 😞...
Imádom!! Soha sem megy ki a divatból. Nagyon jó zene!!🤩
The voice of god❤
Endlessly ❤️❤️❤️ Exclusive Exquisite Unforgettable
The movie" Pretty Woman" brought me here. 👧 Starring: Julia Roberts and Richard Gere. Always Loved this song, but loved the movie just as much! He always amazed me! You can never use your handicap as an excuse. You can be and do anything you want in life. Thank you for sharing! 💖
Yes, the man was amazing! I saw him live once, and he was even better in person than on his recordings.
I must say, your comment has piqued my curiousity... what handicap are you referring too?
Roy wasn't blind - started wearing shades when he forgot his eyeglasses for a gig.
@@kevingoins9858 lol handicap?
Roy was frightened to death by performing on stage and the dark glasses helped him in that regard
Beautiful ❤️
♡○□● I love this song ●□○♡
What a great set, the amps they're standing on and the Rickenbacker 4001
Iconic.
MERCY! We love you Roy! ❣️
Yes Boss!!!
Das war einfach nur schön wunderschön danke Roy
Nobody saying like this man nobody!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
That has to be one of the cooler backdrops ever used by a musical act on the Ed Sullivan show! 🎛
I was 12 when this hit the charts. Love it when he growls.
Nice Rickenbacker the bassist in the back has!
Yes, I noticed that too.
This was the times you could hear the band, no electronics
not quite.....the keyboard is "electronic", as is the bass, + the three "electric" guitars.....
Love the bass player with Rickenbacker bass playing those root/fifths! Looks like the same bass Paul McCartney would use on some of the later Beatles tracks.
Classic
And to think..he was too sharp behind those sunglasses but according to his bio, he actually wore them because he had stage fright!! Love this song by him! The best is phenomenal!
I heard that he accidentally left his regular glasses on the tour bus and had to go on stage with his prescription sunglasses. They were a hit so he just kept doing it.
@@leerunning4666 that is exactly correct; "stage-fright" had nothing to do with it; by the time he adopted the dark Raybans, he had been performing, "on-stage", for over a decade....
Lucky enough to see Roy twice in person. No one better and truer to the sound of his records than Roy. Couple of observations. Can anyone provide any details on the guys backing him in the clip? Are they the same guys on the record because they too are damn good! And that's a mess of cables on the floor during the performance. Never seen anything like that on the Sullivan show
I've gotta agree. I saw Roy at an outdoor venue just five months before his untimely death in 1988. The man was mesmerizing, and yes, incredibly true to his recordings. Still one of the best -- if not _the_ best -- live shows I've ever attended.
@@michaeltuz608 I wanted to see him play in NH, about the time you speak of. I didn’t, but thought I would have another opportunity. ☹️ I was devastated when I heard the world, had lost him.
@@buckjohnson1119 I just remembered that I've still got the ticket stub from that show; it was July 30, 1988. I found out about the show that morning ... read about it in the local newspaper, and called the Ives Center in hopes that I could get a ticket at the last minute. Luckily, I did.
I was so blown away that I left the venue that night thinking, "Man, I can't wait to see him again!"
Who knew..?
@@michaeltuz608 I am happy you were able to hear and see him perform. That ticket stub is a keep sake and quite possibly, a sought after item. Hold on to it. He was unique with his band, and another joy with The Traveling Wilburys.
The band backing Roy were the Candymen.
THANK YOU SO MUCH. A TIMELESS CLASSIC!!!!
LOVEEEEEEE
⟟ can’t help but to think this is what my dad would have listened to when he was little
Cool 😎
Wonderful ...Roy had plenty of charisma 🔥
Agree
Incredible singing! Flawless ❤
me encanta esta canción, la manera de cantar, la música, todo...
Mi cantante masculino por excelencia de los 60's junto a The Righteous Brothers y uno de mis vocalistas favorito de todos los tiempos. Maravilloso repertorio y una voz e imagen única muy superior a The Beatles o Elvis. Y una muy triste vida 🌻
the beatles tenian mejor vos (no estoy criticando a roy orbison) porque es muy buen cantante pero tambien elvis cantaba un poco mejor recalco no estoy criticando
I love how this song can make any woman or person feel pretty and desired. You were quite the hottie, Roy.
One of best written pop tunes 😅
The Greatest!
3 guitars! And I like the way the drummer holds the sticks.
❤❤bravo za zgodnu ženu i za pesmu si zafilm❤❤
que bien Will Ferrel, tambien toco con Roy Orbison, aparte de los RHCP, que bien por el 🌶🌶🌶 1:25
Roy Orbison is a Ledgend of Rock N Roll Greatest Song Reminds Me From Dumb and Dumber
❤
AWESOME
My cousin Billy Gilmore played bass for Roy Orbison with candymen and classic 4 which became Atlanta rhythm section..billy Gilmore out of Sarasota Florida..😊
💃💃💃💃💃
Bridge chords (Dm, G7, C, Am) are the same as the bridges on: 'I Wanna Hold your Hand' and 'Lady Madonna'.
Si,una voz particular y personal tema amedida,muy bien.😁😎
Billboard
WEEK OF OCTOBER 10, 1964
1 Oh, Pretty Woman
Roy Orbison And The Candy Men
Parfait
J aime ❤
MERCIIii 💖
Mestre!!!