Roy Orbison

But I don't think any of us really tried to make it happen... It wasn't meant to be. It didn't go that way.' Petty and Harrison did become bandmates, however, in supergroup the Traveling Wilburys, opposite Dylan, Jeff Lynne and Roy Orbison.

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...go that way." Petty and Harrison did become bandmates, however, in supergroup the Traveling Wilburys, opposite Dylan, Jeff Lynne and Roy Orbison. Subscribe to this news alert service to receive news and reviews on BEATLES ©2009...

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...his trade in Woolworth's and honed his salesmanship skills in Canada where he arranged concerts for the Beach Boys, Supremes, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash and the then up-and-coming band The Rolling Stones. Yet he never forgot that he was...

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...band The Kingfishers. "I spent a lot of my youth in workingmen's clubs watching my dad sing. They did a five-night stand supporting Roy Orbison in Leeds, worked on cruise ships going to New York and recorded with Beatles producer George...

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...the vintage sounds he and his band prefer, the disc closes with a contemplative acoustic number and a power ballad that sounds like Roy Orbison meeting the Beatles. Like many of the songs, they each bear an unexpected change or two. And that's...

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...You." The most intriguing song is also the most atypical: "Soaked," a wall-of-sound power ballad on which Lambert sounds like a modern Roy Orbison. He's trying on a lot of capes here: disco, glitter pop, hair metal, electronica, and...

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...mostly original material, he made Under the Covers in 1997. That album found Yoakam doing songs by the likes of the Clash and Roy Orbison. He returned to doing his own thing, with occasional acting gigs, until 2007, when he released...

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...he has visited time and time again, "Mulholland" is a psychosexual nightmare of doubles, fallen Hollywood stardom and the sad songs of Roy Orbison. Though Lynch offers a few elusive clues along the way, such as a blue box or a key or a...

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The Traveling Wilburys, for example, seemed like a good idea, what with the combination of George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and Roy Orbison. But the music was largely terrible. Same basically goes for the Highwaymen, with Johnny Cash,...

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...at Brighton's Theatre Royal in April 2006 subsequently came to the West End's Trafalgar Studios. The musical features songs from Roy Orbison, The Shadows, Eddie Cochran, Billy Fury, Chuck Berry and more, including "Let's Dance," "To Know...

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