You know, we made the record in Roy Orbison's old house, and I think that just that, like, " crying," like, I don't know— it was like there was a spirit in there, and it made its way into the ...

Roy Orbison was very shy. He wore sunglasses on stage to help him conquer stage fright. His image was that of a brooding introvert, not a cool dude or a macho hunk. His love songs weren't the ...

We got three cabins and I was shocked. He went to LAX and he was on his own and obviously one of the most iconic … he looks like Roy Orbison. He sticks out. He can’t hide.

There are two main inspirations for David West Read’s book: the songs of Roy Orbison and the Mexican Day of the Dead. Add in a past-her-glory-days rock star who has been diagnosed with cancer and ...

Orbison’s career declined during the 1970s, but he enjoyed a resurgence in the 1980s. In 1987, Roy came home for the Midland-Odessa Oil Aid Concert, where he was greeted by an entourage from Wink.