Drummer reacts to "Oh, Pretty Woman" by Roy Orbison

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Thank you to our patron William A for returning us to Mr. Orbison and his fantastic work. This is from the B&W night cinemax presentation from... 87? I think. Lots of friends. The TCB backing him... let's go!
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@JohnLedger-g4i День назад

The people who showed up for him shows just how much he was loved and appreciated by A List musicians

@more5600 День назад

The greatest backing band ever assembled.

@alpetrocelli4465 День назад

Back in the late ‘50’s & early ‘60’s, Roy Orbison’s nickname was “the Voice”. ‘Nuff said. ✌️❤️🎶

@Lolly-g5n 20 часов назад

Don't leave us. Just think about the beauty of Fall , Halloween , the smells . I'm 72 and still think life is great, so much to look forward to. Love you ❤

@Upe-f9c 23 часа назад

A voice like that can never be totaly gone, it just has to come back, and it did, and it will again, and again...

@genegarrett3372 День назад

THE BEST VIDEO OF THE MORNING FOR SURE. In the 60s, the British invasion left him behind and ironically, it was the British and British inspired rockers who brought him back in America. He had been going strong in Europe for years.

@michaelbaucom4019 День назад

Saw this concert on PBS a few years later after it's original release. Well worth your time to watch it. RIP Roy

@DavidMusil-pq5bk День назад

Yes that was Bruce Springsteen and there's Elvis Costello, Jackson Browne, Tom Waites

@ColeenU День назад

What a fabulous version. I want to see more of the concert.

@mysterysurf4554 23 часа назад

RIP JD Souther. That's him sharing a mic with Elvis Costello here.

@AP-gb3eh День назад

This was such a great tribute concert. A band of superstars

@TheodoreWeiser День назад

It WAS Bruce right there

@corawheeler9355 День назад

Roy was my go-to during my teen angst .... so many good songs

@TheodoreWeiser День назад

JD Souther just passed away yesterday ....RIP

@katherinebosse5706 День назад

Really? Always loved him..his writing, singing. He was a nice guy. A loss for sure.

@carsonfran 16 часов назад

@@katherinebosse5706 All of his songs for the Eagles, and his collaboration with Linda Ronstadt were epic. May his soul rest in peace.

@katherinebosse5706 14 часов назад

@@carsonfran always loved him and Linda together. The first time I heard New Kid in Town I recognized his input and voice right away. All his Farm Aid work as well. He will be missed.

@ChristyAbbey 6 часов назад

Oh damn. I got too many on my tribute list.

@Moz1011 День назад

Loved that. Elvis Costello and Roy Orbison. Among others.

@mikelundquist4596 День назад

I like your approach and attitude about discovering music. I've always told my kids... whoever you like musically, find out who their influences are, because you'll probably like that too, and then find out who THEY dug... you'll never run out of good music.

@Ric613-u1c День назад

The world is full of great music!

@CharlyDS 23 часа назад

One of the best videos I ever saw, this concert. Fabulous.

@KayHerbert-z2v День назад

Used famously in Richard Gere and Julie Roberts “Pretty woman” 1990 . Great reaction x

@shemanic1 8 часов назад

Superb line up for this iconic song from a master. That opening riff says it all, a build up for the wonderful voice of Roy Orbison, I often spin this tune, it always gets them dancing. Keep doin' what you do so well young brother in music.

@carolhayar3037 День назад

This from his Black & White Night show, done in a small-ish nightclub style venue @ Cocoanut Grove. PBS does this every so often as a fund-raiser. Amazing show!. Roy went through some tragedies in his life. He & his 1st wife Claudette were returning home on their motorbikes in June of 1966 when Claudette struck the door of a pickup truck and was instantly killed. She was 25. In September of 1968, Orbison was in England when he received word that a fire had broken out at his home in Tennessee and both his sons had passed away. They were 6 & 11.

@wcader3 День назад

Great reaction, Lee. Thanks!

@EvanBurr-p1d День назад

He was forgotten somewhat because music changed and he fell by the wayside. But the guys that put him back on the front burner were guys that grew up melting when they heard the big O yanking at their souls. Jeff Lynn was the catalyst , and weirdly all those Willbury’s plus Roy, loved Del Shannon! To a surprising number of these cool heroes, Del Shannon ( “A run run run run runaway!”) was the real deal. Good job buddy

@tonycasey3183 День назад

how have I never seen this version? What a f*ckin' killer lineup!

@ronnie237 День назад

An all star group right there.

@marymargaretmoore9034 День назад

Wow, great performance! I see Bruce Springsteen and Elvis Costello sharing a mic, a guy from "The Band", also Jackson Browne; Billy Idol in the audience. Also Tom Waits on piano. There are a lot more I didn't notice.

@shirleybhs9zd6li5i День назад

Love it. Thanks William A for a great start to my afternoon. Blessings all.

@arizrich 22 часа назад

I've always heard how good Black and White Night is but this is the first time I've seen it. Wow! What a jam! Far out as we used to say!

@johncampbell756 20 часов назад

James Burton on the first guitar solo. Yes, that was Bruce on the second guitar solo. Elvis Costello was playing an acoustic guitar. Tom Waits on piano. The guy sharing Bruce's mic was Jackson Browne.

@kweile4339 День назад

Love for Roy lives on! Great reaction! Thanks for the smile!

@user-fc8lz1cg4x 19 часов назад

Lee, you continue to impress me with your knowledge. Keep it up darlin. We lurv you!! ❤😊

@L33Reacts 15 часов назад

Well shucks… thank yah. I learned it from y’all!

@thomastimlin1724 19 часов назад

George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynn had a hand in resurrecting Orbison's career by asking him to join them as a member of the Traveling Wilburys group, which resulted in his being recognized as a rock and roll legend, got a new recording contract. It also resulted in him being inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame in 1987. One year later, Orbison died of a heart attack at the age of 52. Weeks later his hit You Got It in the USA, it entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart on January 21, 1989, reached #9 on April 15, 1989, spending 18 weeks in the chart. What a way to go out!!!

@bobschenkel7921 День назад

In addition to all the folks you listed, there was Tom Waits-Piano, Ron Tutt-Drums, J.D. Souther(Beard)-Guitar, James Burton(White coat)-Guitar, and maybe a couple more I don't know.

@pvank1799 День назад

The Wilburys album and his album Mystery Girl revived him and then he died dec 6th 1988 at only 52. 😢

@visaman День назад

I heard him perform at Expo '86 in Vancouver. ❤

@mikeeckel2807 21 час назад

I was 9 years old in 1964 when "Oh, Pretty Woman" came out. Upon first hearing this I knew it was going to be a huge hit. Of course we knew who Roy Orbison was because of his earlier songs. "Running Scared" and "Crying" are well worth listening to....Don McClean does a great cover of "Crying."

@elisabethaxelsson4736 День назад

Roy was one of them I grow up to thier music, love this song. Great line up

@Coquinagirl 16 часов назад

What a jam!💖Roy💖 A very good review, Lee. Thank you, William. But the Earth doesn’t die in Autumn… it only changes…

@joepowers2578 День назад

Elvis' rhythm section Ronnie Tutt on drums Jerry Schiff on bass and James Burton on guitar.

@davelang7541 День назад

The backup singers you don't see iin this are Bonnie Raitt and K. D. Lang. All volunteer group as you might guess for Roy's celebration.

@bobschenkel7921 День назад

To quote Pete Townshend, "Meet the new Boss, same as the old Boss". Bruce is Bruce, man.

@DawnSuttonfabfour День назад

Mercy.

@MikeWalsh-f1g 22 часа назад

Lee that was Bruce who you thought might be him, Jackson Browne sharing the mic with Bruce, Elvis the other guy with shades and Tom Waits was on piano. Amazing eclectic combo 👍

@davidmckenzie420 21 час назад

Love Roy. Great concert. (But I'm one of those who prefer the studio version of this great song.) And hey--I LOVE that your favorite Roy song is In Dreams. Mine too!

@chrisjenkins6120 21 час назад

Bruce Springsteen was sharing a mic with Jackson Brown.

@DreamJeanne1111 17 часов назад

Yes, that was Bruce Springsteen on guitar playing with Roy. Elvis Costello on acoustic when I was growing up in the '70s I remember seeing commercials for orbison records on UHF. I didn't have any idea who he was just some weird old dude with sunglasses, since I was just a kid. The song list running down the front of the screen, advertising this special collection of Roy Orbison music

@treehopper1000 День назад

it was, Bruce(guitar) and Elvis Costello(acoustic) and Tom Waits(piano) and Jackson Browne(backing vocals) on this track

@genegarrett3372 День назад

I watched this show on TV at the time Of course you've heard this; it was his biggest song. YES it was Springsteen!

@heartoftherose День назад

"Orbison and Harrison first met in the early 1960s when the former toured with The Beatles. He was a massive fan of Orbison, as were the other members of The Traveling Wilburys.. according to Orbison’s son, Roy Jr, Harrison and the rest of the Wilburys wanted the musician to join their band so much that the former Beatle “got down on one knee and asked my dad if he wanted to be in his band.”

@hoppers13 День назад

The Big O - darkest and deepest star of the original rock and roll era, still thrilling and chilling with k d lang and the Travelling Wilburys. Great line up on the video, including James Burton on Telecaster. Legends all, but check out the originals for deep chills.

@thescrewfly День назад

Roy Orbison not only has a great voice but also seems to use it effortlessly, even in the falsetto register, hardly even opening his mouth much most of the time. The Taking Care of Business band, on this occasion and excluding all the guests, was James Burton on guitar, Glen D. Hardin on piano, Jerry Scheff on double bass and Ron Tutt on drums. They were part of Elvis Presley's backing band in the final years of his life and also most of Emmylou Harris' Hot Band.

@JJ8KK 21 час назад

What's really interesting is that *The Girl From Ipanema* was released in July 1964 and then Roy Orbison's *Pretty Woman* was released in September 1964, two months later. Both of them had the nearly identical theme of a beautiful girl passing by who ignores the observer, but then later takes notice. They were very different musically, but while offering very different musical moods, they were both were melodic & catchy. Just seems really odd that both surfaced at about the same time...

@randyhochstein8455 День назад

I was just a bit disappointed in that you didn’t recognize more people on stage. I was thinking that you had done videos featuring some of these guys. ✌🏼😎🇺🇸

@Hartlor_Tayley День назад

Fun performance

@michaelbeckwith6177 День назад

That's James Burton doing the lead guitar he was amazing if anyone has ever watched "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet " at the end of the shows Ricky Nelson would perform with his band including James Burton and he also played on most Elvis records!!

@IvarMeijer 23 часа назад

You simply cannot go wrong with the big O. Ever.

@gilevin100 20 часов назад

They were all in this video!

@philipcone357 День назад

No Roy by the mid 1970’s could no longer get a recording contract. Then slowly he was ‘rediscovered’. He was tagge for a movie track “ Loving you Feeling Again” which he wrote a performed with Emmylou Harris. Earning a Grammy in 1981. I saw him the next year in Springfield, MA. He still did not have a contract. He decided to jump start his career by going out on tour to see if he still had a following. He said he always had had a strong following in New England especially southern New England. He he came out on stage to a standing ovation and started crying he said we did not know if anyone would one would come to hear us … but you did and we are going to play until you tell us to stop… He played close to 3 hours. He did “Crying” 3 times each time going higher. Orbison songs were huge for movies in the late seventies and early eighties. Then in the late eighties, Jeff Lynne had gone on to be an in demand producer and had produced George Harrison’s comeback album Cloud 9 and they needed a new song for a B side to the 3rd single and George called Jeff who said he was going to go see Roy Orbison in concert that night and that Jeff was going to produce Roy’s comeback album. George wanted to go see Roy, he hadn’t seen him much since the 1963 tour of England. It was the tour of England with Roy that the Beatles switched and became the headliners.

@coinneachmaclellan3121 16 часов назад

Roy Orbison was writing and recording Rockabilly music at Sun Studios back in the 1950s...

@thomastimlin1724 19 часов назад

During the height of Beatlemania in Sept 1964, Pretty Woman climbed the charts and became a #1 hit. Orbison a managed to sound like the Beatles in style with this song, especially with the guitar riff. Listen to the Beatles album song "Hold Me Tight:" or "I Call Your Name. "They have similar guitar riffs. Secret: Roy Orbison was a headliner on a tour of Britain in 1963. The Beatles were one of his opening acts and idolized him for many years. Roy must have gotten a few ideas from being around them. Amazing, it was his last billboard hot 100 hit until 1987 with You Got It.

@MadisonD941 День назад

Several of the amazing artists of the 60s were pushed aside during the British invasion. And the style of music changed. Several went to Britain and Europe and were very popular & successful there.

@coffee-xg6my 22 часа назад

Lee, J. D. Souther is the 2nd from the right guitar payer on that stage with Roy. As someone else here mentioned, J.D. passed away yesterday at aged 78. He was a co-writer on many songs such as, "Best Of My Love" and "New Kid In Town" for the Eagles. "The Sad Cafe" for Don Henley. “Faithless Love” and “White Rhythm and Blues" for Linda Ronstadt just to name a few. Maybe you could play J.D. Souther's own Orbison-flavored 1979 solo hit single, "You're Only Only" as a tribute to him.

@llschnitz День назад

When The Beatles broke out, many of the Goants of the fifties fell by the wayside, which is ironic because many like Roy were Heroes to the Beatles and Stones and others.

@ronlyster5667 День назад

Great band! I recognize Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello and Bruce Springsteen.

@mikeross14 День назад

"End of the line !" last recorded track,issued posthumously! Hence:empty rocking chair,rocking!

@nyrocks5580 День назад

Fantastic

@brianvernon249 16 часов назад

The VH version omits a crucial part of this song. His personal life had a bit too much trauma for one man to take. His three surviving children had their own episode of Strange Inheritance. And most if not all of the horrors happened when he was in Europe or on the road.

@barbarabweaver1 20 часов назад

It is Bruce!

@johndoe-gt6gp День назад

Like many of the early rock and rollers, the British Invasion changed things overnight and the early R&R’s including Roy fell by the wayside. Fortunately for Roy, the traveling wilburys gave Roy a second chance in the limelight.

@user-fc8lz1cg4x 19 часов назад

Jackson Brown peeping from behind the singers.

@mainmanjimmiblue 20 часов назад

RIP J.D. Souther. He passed yesterday.

@pvank1799 День назад

It WAS Bruce.

@llschnitz День назад

Why does no one react to his 1965 Monmument records concert clip of this song? The quality is excellent. Well a few reactors have.

@cynthiaschultheis1660 20 часов назад

VAN HALEN COVERED "PRETTY WOMAN" AND "YOU REALLY GOT ME" OF THE KINKS HIT👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😎😎😎😎

@nancy9891 22 часа назад

Roy is an American Treasure and Elvis thought he was a wonderful musician. Roy was from Sun Records after Elvis and Johnny Cash left to different recording companies.

@llschnitz День назад

TCB was Elvis’ back upband.

@ed.z. День назад

Yes. It’s Bruce and Elvis Costello.

@lamusiclover2264 18 часов назад

The background vocalists are Bruce Springsteen and Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, and the one guy with the beard I don't know. I see Tom Waits on the piano.

@Suttface1 16 часов назад

James Burton in the white coat, look him up!!

@Lolly-g5n 20 часов назад

That's Bruce.

@bobschenkel7921 22 часа назад

Grr-rrrrroww!

@cynthiaschultheis1660 20 часов назад

THAT IS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN❤❤❤❤

@TheSTEVEANDEILEEN 17 часов назад

If you watched 'Pretty in Pink' you heard this song.

@TangoEliott 16 часов назад

So now listen to the original recording and hear his more youthful voice.

@mitchellbatchelor1594 21 час назад

Springsteen got to play with a real Rock legend. Would have preferred reacting to the original studio version.

@mickeygregg359 21 час назад

I'd like to hear your take on a contrasting song from the era: “Farewell Song” on the album “Live at Winterland ‘68” by Big Brother and the Holding Company featuring Janis Joplin.

@V7avalon День назад

Damn Beatniks 😂

@gailsmythe8476 21 час назад

yeah that was bruce.

@StoneShards 23 часа назад

Yeah, I never really understood the "fall colors" thing. To me, it was a gaudy display, a show of glory in death! But "it's so beautiful", everyone says...🤔...I was an intellectual, so...the beauty attendant upon the death of the trees' leaves I saw as a signal to other woodland creatures that the trees' fruit, it's nuts, are ready for distribution! Very efficient of Nature! People thrill over the beauty of death in other forms, as well! 😶‍🌫

@mikelundquist4596 День назад

Tangent... a different song with the same title that you should check out is by Gary Moore and Albert King. Very different than this, but I dig it.

@JohnLedger-g4i День назад

Roy was the musicians musician. The Wilburys wanted him so badly and then this collection of top musicians turned up to pay homage. It was the Wilburys who brought him back to prominence and without him the Wilburys would have been the poorer