CD-Charts Position 1
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Black & White Night

by: Roy Orbison

Release Date February 07, 2006
I've never really listed to Roy Orbison but I saw this concert on TV and I had to ge the CD. He has several other musicians playing with him and the music is great. I also have the DVD and prefer it over the CD.

CD-Charts Position 2
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16 Biggest Hits

by: Roy Orbison

Release Date February 02, 1999
THESE SONGS WARMED UP MY RADIO IN THE SIXTIES AND THEY ALWAYS MADE ME HAPPY FOR SOME REASON. THEY STILL DO...

SIMPLY THE BEST MUSIC AND THE BEST SINGER OF THEM ALL.

THIS CD BRINGS BACK THE MEMORIES...GOOD STUFF THIS

CD-Charts Position 3
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The Essential Roy Orbison

by: Roy Orbison

Release Date March 28, 2006
I have always been a fan of Roy Orbisons. He was so popular when I was a teen. My girlfriends and I used his songs as part of our romantic background introducing ourselves to the wonder of boys. I listen to his music, and go right back to that carefree time in life. He was a musical phenom.

CD-Charts Position 4
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The All Time Greatest Hits of Roy Orbison

by: Roy Orbison

Release Date June 24, 2008
Just received my copy and right away I wanted to compare it to my several year old DCC version. This new release tops it in everyway, everything stands out more, Roy, background vocals and the bass is tight and clean.

The DCC comes across as I always felt dull, veiled and noisy sounding mush like the DCC release of Elvis is Back (buy the FTD version). DCC has a sound to their release and most have a veil over the production, dullness if you will.

The Sound is open and clean, yet holds enough musical warmth and body; Mobile did a nice job with the balance across the musical spectrum. I will say the DDC version Roy voice sounds a bit warmer due to the production that keeps everything on the warm, warm side.

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CD-Charts Position 5
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Roy Orbison - 50 All Time Greatest Hits

by: Roy Orbison

Release Date October 08, 2002
I was a youngster when most of these song came out, I don't remember Roy releasing any song on the first disk. They are all re-makes. And the one song I wanted wasn't there. I had it on 8 track in 69 and would listen to it repeatedly speeding up I5. Nothing. He sang about his 'big motor turning'. That's what I had in my 69 Camaro. Still have the car, the engines even bigger and I still have the 8 track in the car,,,,,but no song.

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Very Best of Roy Orbison

by: Roy Orbison

Release Date March 11, 1997
This CD has all of the best of Roy Orbison and it's great! I love love love "I Drove All Night", which is why I bought this, but it's a great CD!!!

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Soul of Rock and Roll

by: Roy Orbison

Release Date September 30, 2008
This CD has all of the best of Roy Orbison and it's great! I love love love "I Drove All Night", which is why I bought this, but it's a great CD!!!

CD-Charts Position 8
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Mulholland Drive: Original Motion Picture Score

by: Angelo Badalamenti, David Lynch

Release Date October 09, 2001
There are a few lesser tracks, but all in all every bit as entertaining, quirky and surreal as the film itself. Moody, dark '50s-'60s L.A. period piece, film noir.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Mystery Girl

by: Roy Orbison

Release Date October 25, 1990
i like this album very much. it came quick. one song on it sounds like it is vrom the 50' or 60's un mastered. but other than that one song i like the songs very much . shirlee larotonda

CD-Charts Position 10
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The All-Time Greatest Hits of Roy Orbison

by: Roy Orbison

Release Date October 25, 1990
It tells you something about the artist in question when, in well over 40 reviews, just two award this volume less than the 5-star maximum. Obviously, when it comes to Roy Orbison it takes a real nit-picker to find fault.

He chalked up 32 Billboard Top/Hot 100 singles from 1956 to 1992 (two of them posthumous and 3 of them double-sided hits), 10 Adult Contemporary crossovers, and over a half dozen on each of the R&B and Country charts. Not to mention the millions in EP/LP sales.

If I was to engage in nit-picking I would point out that tracks 13 and 14 were not, themselves, hits in the true sense of the word, Love Hurts being the B-side of Running Scared, and Shahadaroba the flip of In Dreams. This being his best while at Monument, perhaps ... Read More: