FIRST TIME Hearing Roy Orbison - Crying (Monument Concert 1965) || Absolutely Incredible!!

[@setonhillstudios]

*You can support the channel with KZbin Channel Memberships or through Buy Me a Coffee. Never expected, but always appreciated.❤Links in Description!* I love Roy's voice and I cannot wait to hear more from him! What's next?!

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

When asked by a reporter,"What's it like being the best singer in the world." Elvis replied, "I don't know, you'd better ask Roy Orbison."

[@MySundin13]

yup...and Johnny Cash would put his 45's on repeat.

[@ptournas]

I doubt you would ever find that actual quote anywhere. Exactly the same quote has been attributed to Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Frank Sinatra, BB King and probably a dozen other musicians in describing others, but never verified. That being said, it is certainly true that many times Elvis did express a love and respect for Roy's talent. He did actually say publicly that Roy had the "most perfect voice in the world" and, during a Las Vegas concert, that Roy was "the greatest singer in the world".

[@baskervillebee6097]

3-4 octaves. Incredible voice.

[@ptournas]

@@baskervillebee6097 It certainly was! I read an interview with Fred Foster, who produced his first number 1 hit, "Running Scared", in 1961. Not having the recording technology of today, he was having a problem when Roy sang the last note of the song in falsetto. He tried several times but couldn't get it loud enough to be heard well over the instruments. Roy was getting frustrated. Fred had him face the wall opposite the musicians, but Roy , who said later he was getting embarrassed by it, decided to just belt it out with his chest voice and Fred said he and everyone in the studio were stunned when they heard him hit that high note with so much power and without using falsetto!

[@KellyDaye]

@@ptournas The only BS here is coming from you

[@richtensail]

roys a musical legend, songwriter he wrote all his own songs whn it was almost unheard of, n a fine fine voice, he infuenced many, had tragedy in his life whn his young family died, n perforemd n was hvn hits until his death at 52 in 89 i tink?, ud know some of his songs ver classics, running bear, pretty woman, only v lonely, crying, blue bayoo, in dreams, mystery grl, u got it, n was in a supergroup in v 80s n had its again.

[@Islandboy2.0]

Elvis released his 1st record in 1954. Roy in 1956. They were both with Sun Records in Memphis. Elvis said Roy had a perfect voice. He never did any of Roy's songs because he said he couldn't do them any better than the original. Roy attended all of Elvis' concerts till 1976.

[@llschnitz]

Elvis recorded "Mean Woman Blues". Roy did it better.

[@James-d1k4j]

​@@llschnitz I disagree but you're entitled to your opinion.

[@owenoneil7217]

In Dreams is a must for your reaction , Roy was one of the greatest of all time.

[@davidmckenzie420]

My favorite Roy song.

[@6916dog]

Pretty Woman is the Roy song that always hits me hard. So many great songs

[@GrandmasGotGraceLW]

@@6916dog One of my faves, also. 😀

[@davidmckenzie420]

@@6916dog Yep. That song is a killer.

[@johncarroll9489]

Roy influenced EVERYBODY.

[@shonastewart7943]

He later did a duet of this song with k d lang. After his death, at the tribute concert, she did a show stopping version of it. You should check them out to see the progression.

[@jeffkerr4861]

KD Lang did a cover solo before his death also. Roy gave ger the song as hers, he was that impressed. That led to the duet. Both just awesome talents.

[@lss10b]

A concert to check out is Roy Orbison and Friends: A black and white night. It was from 1988 and was filmed in black and white. The artists that performed with him included Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waites, Elvis Costello, Jackson Browne JD Souther, Steven Soles, Jennifer Warnes, Bonnie Raitt, KD Lang among others. There were lots of celebrities in the audience as well. Also check out the supergroup Travelling Wilburys which he founded with Tom Petty, Bon Dylan, Jeff Lynne and George Harrison. Unfortunately, he passed away after the first album was released.

[@dalb.790]

All those performing in this tv concert with Roy were grateful for his influence on their own music, many of them told about the influence he had on them.

[@dagmar.6954]

Roy Orbison had one of the most smooth powerful voices. He could sing real high falsetto & also low. Elvis Presley loved Roy's voice. Roy was known for performing while standing motionless & wearing black clothes to match his dyed black hair & dark sunglasses. Roy had lots of hits in the 60's such as "Oh, Pretty Woman", "Only the Lonely", "Running Scared", "In Dreams", "Love Hurts", "Blue Bayou", "Leah" etc. In 1988, he co-founded the rock supergroup "Traveling Wilburys" with George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, & Jeff Lynne. They had a lot of great songs such as "Handle With Care", "End Of The Line" etc.

[@jimwilcox2964]

The End Of The Line video was shot after Roys passing but the song was recorded before. So the video has his vocals and a 8x10 photo along with a gutiar in a rocking chair as a tribute

[@coletedeux]

And Roy's biggest hit, Sittin on the Dock of the Bay.

[@ptournas]

@@coletedeux That was Otis Redding's hit.

[@TimMatheny]

A reporter asked Elvis, "What's it like to have the greatest voice in the world?" Elvis said, "You need to ask Roy Orbison."

[@anneharley5319]

Thankyou for a great reaction. I would love to hear what the think of KD Lang singing this as a tribute song to Roy Orbison or the big O as he became known

[@donpardo2510]

@anneharley5319 it's from the Roy Orbison tribute called A Black and White Night. KD killed it. My favorite version

[@gailvolm3862]

Orbison, Elvis, Johnny Cash, and others sang on the same bill when they were young musicians. They each had their own sound, but were products of their time.

[@keithmorrison2556]

one of the best!!!!!

[@judydavis7993]

They'll never be another voice like Roy Orbison. Please catch this song with KD Lang joining in . So beautiful. Or, as suggested, find him with the Traveling Wilburys . My favorite. 🥰

[@yes_i_am_THAT_michael_taylor]

There's something about Roy's voice that makes you smile as soon as you hear it. Listen to him on "Handle With Care' with the Traveling Wilburys.

[@boroblueyes]

Roy Orbison has enough material and collaborations that you could dedicate a whole channel to him.

[@mariaakcelik8559]

Roy was shy, and didn't want to perform. He wrote a song for Elvis Pressley to record, "Only The Lonely" but Elvis wasn't home, so Roy recorded it and it was his first hit song.

[@MrRizzo1961]

The million dollar quartet "Elvis, Johnny Cash,Carl Perkins,Jerry Lee Lewis " and Roy Orbison all came out from Memphis about the same time.✌️❤️

[@surfing636]

Look into The Traveling Wilbur's, a group in the 90's that featured Roy Orbison, George Harrison, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, & Jeff Llynn! Roy passed away during that time, but left with a couple great songs with video. When he passed, the video was shot with his guitar rocking in a chair during his vocals.

[@jamesdamiano8894]

Roy has a ton of great songs. Down the rabbit hole you go. He and Elvis were popular around the same time. Check our In Dreams, Uptown, Pretty Woman (that’s one you’ve probably heard), two of his later ones Windsurfer and California Blue. Blue Bayou which also was a hit later on for Linda Rondstat. This song was also a hit later on for K D Lang. In Dreams was also used in a bizarre way in the David Lynch movie Blue Velvet.

[@matthewaaaron7421]

So fun waiting for you to hear the other 3 octaves.....hehehe

[@ameyer1970]

Checkout his work with The Traveling Wilburty’s. Especially “Handle with care” and “End of the line”

[@victorsixtythree]

Roy Orbison and Elvis were about the same age. Early in their careers, both were signed to Sun Records out of Memphis - along with artists like Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash. Elvis loved Roy's voice and calling it "the most perfect voice."

[@kimmycook2698]

Mom introduced me to this wonderful man..that heartbreaking voice. And i've loved him ever since...RIP to this legend of legends. Please, dig into his music...many have covered it, but only he can break your heart with it.

[@browniewin4121]

Long time fan of Roy here, was so sad at his passing. Beautiful voice. Enjoyed him as part of the Traveling Wilburys.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

He had the purest voice.

[@setonhillstudios]

💯 UNREAL!!! 🔥

[@kathybowles495]

Before he passed, Roy was with a super group the Traveling Wilburys. Check them out, you will be surprised by the the other members.

[@setonhillstudios]

Someone else was saying that too! I definitely need to look into that! Really appreciate it! 😁

[@carolburnett190]

Rock and Roll was birthed in the fifties. My brother was born in 1956, and there is a photo of him, at age three, singing Elvis’ “Hound Dog” with his little plastic guitar. Roy Orbison was one of the pioneers of rock. At some point you need to check the super group, The Traveling Willburys, of which Roy was a part of until his death. His voice was already in some of an upcoming album so I guess you could say he was part of the group even posthumously.

[@forwardpeace]

There's some really nice steel drums on the studio version. Also his notes are even more impressive.

[@toodlescae]

Linda was a year behind Mom at school. Mom didn't know her that well but my uncle was friends with her brother Pete Rondstadt. Pete attended my uncle's funeral in 2000. My uncle' s group Jack Wallace & The Hi-Tones and Pete's band Pete Rondstadt & The Nightbeats bith recorded records at Zoom Studio which was local. My uncle's 3rd wife's group Gayle Ann & The Marsades also recorded there. You can find some of their singles here on KZbin.

[@susansapp6136]

Dive deeper. I love watching younger people starting to look back, being startled at the quality of what we enjoyed in the 50s/60s/70s.

[@setonhillstudios]

Thanks so much for hanging out and so glad you are enjoying the channel! ❤️

[@coletedeux]

Ain't it great?

[@laurengaudette7497]

Elvis did say that Roy Orbison is the guy that he didn't want to perform after and loved Roy's voice. Roy is so iconic and perhaps one of the most important male singers in music. One of the first singers to really sing at that high range and even wrote and sung songs of heartbreak and sadness/feelings from a male perspective and making it main stream. I love "I Drove All Night," "Blue Bayou," "Blue Angel," "Only the Lonely," and his classic "In Dreams." Roy didn't make a single bad song!

[@sandralorenz1796]

The story I read was the glasses were there by accident. He had really poor eyesight and had forgotten his glasses so he had to wear his prescription sunglasses. It became a trade mark. I wish reactors would stop saying everybody sounds like Elvis....most of these singers were BEFORE Elvis. If anything, he sounded like them. You are doing your very best to catch up. Keep on going. It is a very deep rabbit hole. Well done.

[@richdiddens4059]

He had terrible stage fright and he discovered the dark glasses helped him overcome it. That's also why he stood so still.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Drum perfectly tuned to the key they are in!

[@GrandmasGotGraceLW]

YES, YES, YES! Thank you, Steven! I love Roy Orbison's music! His voice has been compared to Elvis' voice (and vice versa) many times over the years. Yes...they are similar in some ways. No...they never did actually record anything together, or even actually meet (though there are rumors all over the place, that they did...all of which have ultimately been struck down). They WERE "doing" music in overlapping time periods, and their ways of singing were at least somewhat similar. I have loved them both, since hearing each of them (a LOT)...separately. My little 60s band did many of both Roy's and Elvis' songs, so most of them are still living inside of me. This is one of them. Whenever I've heard it, I've jumped right right in to sing along (and these days, I can do it successfully again...Whee!!!). 😀 In the song, there definitely are a few bits that sound like Elvis could have been singing it, but he did NOT sing it. Obviously, if he had, he would have sounded at least a bit like Roy. The song WAS offered to him, BEFORE Roy (who wrote it) recorded it himself, but Elvis refused it, because he considered Roy's voice and techniques to be "the best, and he didn't want to ""horn in" on that. Elvis came on the music scene in the 1950s, and I listened to EVERYTHING he sang during those years, and onward until he passed away (on August 16, 1977...just over 47 years ago, now), on the radio, and I also purchased (or was gifted) every single recording he ever made. Roy also came on the scene in the 1950s, and I listened to everything HE sang during those years and onward until he passed away (on December 6, 1988...not quite 36 years ago, now), as well (including this one), on the radio. PLUS I did get to see both Roy and Elvis on TV, from the mid 70s onward (obviously never LIVE), when I was living in Anchorage and other Alaskan towns (Valdez still didn't have TV back then). Personally, I would never say one was better than the other, though there always seem to be people fighting over that standard. Yes...they were definitely similar in some ways, but they highly respected each other very much, and didn't cross over each other's lines. There are still people who think they DID, but from everything I've ever heard or seen, it's simply not true. Again...THANK YOU for your great reaction! 😀 There is ONE version of the song on KZbin that I like, other than this live one. It's on Roy's own channel, and it's title is... Roy Orbison - Crying with k.d. lang Also, K.D. Lang did a solo of it at one point, as well. So did Glen Campbell, shortly before he passed away. They were both good, but I much prefer just listening to Roy sing it. 😀 On the OTHER hand...I would LOVE to hear Dan Vasc sing it, because he definitely COULD, and VERY well. However...I doubt that he ever will, because it's a rather sad ballad, and he's only done a VERY few of those, and has said (quite recently) that he probably won't do any more of them (sigh).

[@setonhillstudios]

So glad you enjoyed this! I absolutely loved his voice and can’t wait to hear more! So many people have been talking about that version with K.D. Lang (who I am also unfamiliar with) so I will probably check it out at some point! Definitely similar vocal characteristics to Elvis but it is cool that they seem to have mutual respect for one another! Thanks for all the info and have a great day! 😁

[@MarkEvanWhite]

Roy was great talent and unique. Check out his concert with an all star cast of players in 1987. Elvis’s rhythm section backing him. Ron Tutt, James Burton, Jerry Scheff and Glen Hardin.

[@suzannezethner8180]

Check out K D LANG live version after his passing as a tribute ! Incredible ❤️ ❤❤❤❤❤

[@MikeWalsh-f1g]

The most beautiful male voice in Rock! The only negative of that video was they showed everything BUT Mr Orbison for the first minute😅 His most well known tune is Oh Pretty Woman.

[@arthurslaughter4122]

You need to locate the videos from the black and white night. Lots of superb music by Roy.

[@jamesrbrink9645]

He was visually impaired and his glasses became a trademark. His entire catalog is absolutely fabulous. Keep up the great work.

[@anitawright7169]

Roy had a very awesome voice. It was unique and so beautiful. Keep checking his catalog. You will not be sorry. Love your reaction!

[@jmiltier-pu9dd]

Check out k.d.lang singing crying...you'll get chills....she's amazing!

[@FredBiesinger]

PS Steven, you should check out the Black and White videos of Roy The talent on the stage with him was unbelievable

[@cherylannb3161]

Roy Orbison, Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis & Carl Perkins all started out at Sun Records, Memphis. They all toured together.

[@steveshelton5036]

He was part of the Travlin Wilbury’s with George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan. He passed during the recording of their second album.

[@solfly6]

I agree with the previous comment. You need to check out "In Dreams" for an other-worldly experience. Orbison was unique, period.

[@reedp44]

IMOthe best voice in pop music bar none

[@JaneDoe-se8ku]

I can understand why you would say he sounds like Elvis. Roy's upper range was higher then Elvis's though. The "Big O" as he was known back then was one of the best voices of this era. As far as who influenced who? They were born within a year of each other, so can't really answer that one. I'm sure they would've admired each other at the time. So many great songs from Roy, let's just jump down this amazing rabbit hole. In dreams & pretty woman are both a must.

[@badplay156]

He was a pure ralent that very rarely comes around, at bedt only a handful in a lifetime.

[@ntracefan]

He sings so effortlessly

[@jeffreyflint6286]

Man thus guy is tops period in my book. Fabulous artist. Check out--- Oh Pretty Woman by him.

[@dalb.790]

I was a young man in those years when Elvis and Orbison were big in the music world and most all my friends and casual aquantances in those days were big Orbison fans. His songs and vocal skills were just so unique; never heard anyone that did it better. Roy started out writing hit songs for other famous singers and one day decided he could sing these songs himself and he did; Then he just made history.

[@setonhillstudios]

I love that! Might as well do it yourself right?! Thanks for sharing! 😁

[@debraw8220]

he was singing his own songs,,,,wonderful voice,,,and a nice guy

[@otrame]

Most people can't sing this song. Roy was famous for his range.

[@jameswiglesworth5004]

There is a version by Del shannon from a concert in 1989, that in my opinion surpasses Roy Orbison's

[@patwelch8187]

Sun Studios in Memphis changed music around the world...Elvis, Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, B.B. King, and Carl Perkins all were at Sun Records at about the same time. Johnny, Elvis, Jerry Lee and Carl, were the Million Dollar Quartet" is a recording of an impromptu jam session involving Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Johnny Cash made on December 4, 1956, at the Sun Record Studios in Memphis, Tennessee. Roy started recording at Sun Studios around 1956 to 1958

[@wadehines9971]

Treat yourself to Roy singing Pretty Woman at Black and White Night

[@badplay156]

He had a pretty good backup band

[@richardmaguire9536]

Good call.

[@claudettesmith8328]

Keep going on the Roy train. You Got It, only The Lonely& Pretty Woman are stand outs

[@MySundin13]

Everyone thought, and knew, that Roy Orbison had the perfect vocals. His peers in the 50s until the 80s were in awe. Pure Awe...as Elvis once said

[@jamescostabile862]

I'm glad that your enjoying Roy, I was just graduating college in 1965. He was great in anything he did

[@tomatolady11]

I bawled over many teenage crushes to Roy's crooning.

[@countrykitty733]

K.D. Langs tribute to Roy is awesome.

[@erickent3557]

Roy Orbison's voice is so amazing and unique. You hear on rare occasion a singer reference his vocal sound. Even singing among greats as part of the Traveling Wilburys, his performance in "Handle With Care" shines... so vulnerable, tender, emotional.

[@richdiddens4059]

And the vocal power he could bring while barely opening his mouth.

[@lcassamas]

The amazing thing about this performance is that isn’t even Roy at his best. He was a great, great singer

[@setonhillstudios]

Shewee! I can’t imaging him at his best then! 😳

[@FredBiesinger]

Roy Orbison had such a vocal range that it was incredible That's not a falsetto just the upper range of his voice Which was very powerful and emotional Steven you need to fall down the Roy Orbison rabbit hole lol

[@andrewmatthews1083]

Simply one of the Greats

[@duncansolloway2497]

his duet of this song w/ KD LANG during his tribute concert is exceptional

[@shazwadz5059]

KDLang singing hallelujah is simply the best. Listen to her sing in the opening ceremony of the 2010 winter Olympics in Vancouver, its a breathtaking performance

[@Lunabracco]

Blue bayou, penny arcade, only the lonely, it's over, Indian summer (it's a collab) walk on, I'm hurtin, a love so beautiful, here's a few to get your teeth into 😂❤

[@lindsaycrellin4588]

Definitely check out k.d lang’s version at Roy’s tribute concert she blew everyone away Roy & k.d also did a duet of this song for the soundtrack of the film Hiding Out x Roy was Elvis’s favourite singer x

[@bryanCJC2105]

You have absolutely heard Roy Orbison before this. I'm just going to wait until you find the song that you heard just so I can see the surprise on your face. Roy Orbison's hits were before I was born but his music could often be heard throughout the 70s. He was one of my Mom's favorites.

[@setonhillstudios]

Now I’m intrigued!! 😁

[@katfinn9352]

Thank you for your reaction. Oh my! Roy Orbison WAS incredible. There are so many...how about Oh Pretty Woman?

[@StatsJedi]

To me this is his signature song.

[@jimcarberry8262]

Elvis Presley was famous in the mid 1950's

[@ursarex]

Have to do Oh Pretty Woman

[@nedheadwyoming]

Love Roy!

[@dalb.790]

Elvis said himself that Roy Orbison was they best voice he ever heard and the one entertainer he hated to perform before him, Orbison was a hard act to follow. but they were always good friends.

[@setonhillstudios]

I guarantee it!! I can’t wait to hear more from him! Incredible! 😎

[@mikeplott4817]

You should react to my favorite song by him Pretty Woman, I was 13 years old when I first heard it 👍🙏💯😎

[@mikaelcarlson555]

Elvis loved him, and thought Roy had the best voice in music.

[@scottgorski7931]

Keep digging into the 60's and 70's, so many trailblazers in those decades.

[@ptournas]

Roy started with Sun Studios in 1956, just as Elvis was leaving for RCA Records. I got to meet Roy when my brother produced a concert by him at the Lynn Massachusetts City Hall Memorial Auditorium, just north of Boston in 1988. He was one of the nicest people I ever met. I had heard he was shy, but he didn’t appear shy at all, just soft spoken. When we took pictures he asked us to take one of him alone with my grandmother for her. Unfortunately the concert wasn't well attended because the Boston Bruins announced the last game of the Stanley Cup playoff on the same evening of the concert after most of the tickets were sold. The concert was awesome, but I was even more amazed when Roy came up to my brother and said he felt bad that my brother might lose money on the deal through no fault of his own. He then offered to help him by doing a concert the following year. He said he would see that my brother made good profits and made up any loss by only compensating Roy with a hotel room and transportation and he wouldn't take any other fees or any portion of tucket sales! What a caring person he was. Unfortunately the second concert never happened as Roy passed away from a heart attack that September. RIP Roy Orbison ❤

[@MamaBe1963]

IN DREAMS is my favorite

[@FloLvsDogs]

Love Roy Orbison. Other commentors have made suggestions, all of which are great. One of my favorites is his duet with KD Lang singing Crying. Enjoyed your reaction as usual, thanks. 😀

[@setonhillstudios]

Thank you for watching and hanging out! Have a great day! 😁

[@heyhey1956]

Roy was a part of The Traveling Wilburys- Roy Orbison & The Traveling Wilburys Experience: Live At The Customs House kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGKbl2tpjKt9fck

[@franchk8372]

You may know Orbison without realising through the movie with Julia Roberts and Richard Gere, '' which uses his song Pretty Woman'' for both the theme song and the movie title. Orbison was respected by so many musicians, including Elvis.

[@taniaPBear]

Such a beautiful voice and, as you say, so unique. Great reaction, thanks so much. ✌❤

[@setonhillstudios]

Incredible!!! 🔥 So glad you enjoyed it! I can’t wait to hear more from him!

[@ralphrennick4636]

I’m 73 years old and had the great good fortune to witness the explosion of the Beatles on the world, no one is a bigger fan than me. But, I think Roy Orbison is the greatest singer of popular music in my lifetime. I saw an Elvis quote that he would go on stage after anybody except Roy. For what it’s worth, I think Judith Durham of The Seekers is the greatest female singer of my lifetime.

[@threekidzmom04]

1965. before everything went insane!

[@genenekoebelin8707]

He has lots of hits

[@johnv61]

Welcome to the Roy rabbit hole! He is incredible, his voice is like no other. “Pretty Woman” is another good one. Also, KD Lang did a tribute after his death of “crying” which is also phenomenal, you should check that out sometime

[@craigreid7178]

Roy was known as the "Caruso" of rock n' Roll - a reference to the great Enrique Caruso of opera fame.

[@hoovgroov1571]

Check out The Traveling Willburys with Roy ,Jeff Lynne ,Tom Petty George Harrison and Bob Dylan

[@bella-xp7qd]

Presley called Orbison "quite simply, the greatest singer in the world".

[@setonhillstudios]

What a compliment from an absolute legend! Love that display of respect!

[@Dr_KAP]

Sometimes I just click so I can hear how you say “Buy me a coffee” with that awesome accent of yours- but then I stay for the song 😂😂 love your work mate 👍 ❤

[@setonhillstudios]

😂🤣😂 I don’t know if that’s good or bad! But at least you stick around though! 😁

[@Dr_KAP]

@@setonhillstudios it’s good it’s all good 😂 😜

[@llschnitz]

Check out the "Black and White Night" TV special, the tribute to Roy Orbison done in 1988, featuring Roy and Bruce Springsteen (his biggest fan) and a whole stage full of top artists paying tribute to Roy. It features lots of top artists backing Roy. For sheer awesome vocal ability, however, I suggest only doing songs from the Monument Concert or the studio versions. His later concert in 1988 is terrific, but the vocals are just not quite as awesome as in 1965

[@StuartBearden]

Classic

[@richtensail]

yeah roy, elvis, jerry lee lewis n johnny cash were all at sun studios recording n touring together in v 50s b4 vey all became famous.

[@moodybluepoet]

My mom’s favorite musician. She saw him in concert in 1964.

[@MarkEvanWhite]

No reverb in 65! 😅 yeah that was back when they used turquoise and garnet rocks for tubes in their seashell amplifiers too. Lol!

[@setonhillstudios]

🤣😂 That made me laugh out loud! That was 20 years before I was born, cut me a break! I always heard that they had to use actual big metal plates for plate reverb and actually springs for spring reverb? 🤷🏻‍♂️ Nowadays, you just slap on a plug in!

[@MarkEvanWhite]

@@setonhillstudios it’s all good! Yeah I’ve heard that too. Definitely different times and techniques

[@setonhillstudios]

@@MarkEvanWhite Thanks for hanging out and giving me a laugh! 🤣

[@ernierivas5484]

Elvis once said Roy Orbison had the best male voice he ever heard. Other wonderful songs by him include Running Scared and It's Over.

[@nadjaGer]

Elvis and Roy were friends

[@keithmorrison2556]

have you not ever heard of Roy??? if so , i find that amazing.

[@setonhillstudios]

Haha 😂 When I reviewed “Pretty Woman” here on the channel I realized I had heard that song but I didn’t know it was from Roy. Definitely learning as I go! 🤷🏻‍♂️ Thanks for watching! 😁