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Includes:
Roy Orbison – The Anthology
Roy Orbison – Austin City Limits
Roy Orbison – Live In Australia 
Various Artists – Tribute To Roy Orbison (1990)

Roy Orbison – The Anthology:
The remarkable canon of work recorded by Rob Orbison is tied not to any one decade, but virtually to the entire history of rock and roll.  The musical legacy of Roy Orbison is best shown in his greatest performances from a career that created hits in five decades.

This program features Roy Orbison performing 13 of his greatest hits in their entirety.  These rare films capture Roy Orbison at many different points in his incredible musical career.  Also featured are many of Roy Orbison’s fellow performers who comment on the influence that he had upton their careers, including Barry Gibb, Robert Plant, Bono, Dwight Yoakam, K.D. Lang and many others.

Roy Orbison (1936-1988) will always be remembered for the string of classic hits that he recorded on Monument Records during the early years of rock and roll.  Many of these songs from his Monument years are included in their original version in this video anthology, showcasing the inimitable talens of one of the true legends of rock.

Program
Only The Lonely
Running Scared
Crying
Oh, Pretty Woman
It’s Over
Walk On
Blue Bayou
That Lovin’ You Feelin’ Again
Wild Hearts Run Out Of Time
In Dreams
Crying (duet with K.D. Lang)
You Got It
Ooby Dooby

Video Quality:  Excellent quality, about a 9.0-9.5 using our website Quality Rating Table.

Running Time:  52 minutes.

Disc Format:  1 PAL DVD-R disc.

Roy Orbison – Austin City Limits – Recorded August-5-1982:

Setlist
Only The Lonely
Leah
Dream Baby (How Long Music I Dream)
In Dreams
Mean Woman Blues
Blue Angel
Lana
Blue Bayout
Candy Man
Crying
Crying (Reprise)
Ooby Dooby
Hound Dog Man
Working For The Man
That Lovin’ You Feelin’ Again
(Go, Go, Go) Down The Line
It’s Over
Oh, Pretty Woman
Running Scared
Running Scared (Reprise)
End Credits

Includes documentary footage, still gallery, song lyrics.

Video Quality:  Excellent quality, about a 9.5 using our website Quality Rating Table.

Running Time:  64 minutes.

Disc Format:  1 PAL DVD-R disc.

Roy Orbison – Live In Australia:
This concert was held at The Festival Hall in Melbourne, Australia, on October 3rd, 1972.  Originally aired only on Australian television in 1973, this footage has remained unavailable until now.

For the very first time, we see the legendary Roy Orbison in this rare concert footage filmed during his four-month 1972 World Tour.  The tour included stops in Holland, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Manila and Australia, with a final concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City in December 1972.

At this special Melbourne concert, Roy is backed by an entire orchestra in addition to his own band.  From the band’s introduction with the opening bars of “Only The Lonely” to the encore performance of “Oh, Pretty Woman,” with standing ovations after every single masterpiece, this dynamic performance is filled with Roy Orbison’s classic hits, great ballads, powerful rockers and rarities like “Land of 1000 Dances,” “Sweet Caroline” and Bridge Over Troubled Water.”

This is the one-and-only Roy Orbison, one of the top rock ‘n’ roll singers of all time, at the very top of his form.  We have chosen to create this DVD to share this historical must-see performance with you.

Setlist
Only The Lonely
Crying
Dream Baby
In Dreams
Mean Woman Blues
Too Soon To Know
Penny Arcade
Blue Bayou
Land Of 1000 Dances
Bridge Over Troubled Water
Leah
Running Scared
Sweet Caroline
It’s Over
Oh, Pretty Woman
Oh, Pretty Woman (Encore)

Video Quality:  Excellent quality, about a 9.5 using our website Quality Rating Table.

Running Time:  73 minutes.

Disc Format:  1 PAL DVD-R disc.

Various Artists – Tribute To Roy Orbison (1990)

Rare Showtime concert, now available as German import.

The benefit, “The Roy Orbison Tribute Concert”, which was filmed by Showtime at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, features Oribison’s tunes and other favorites performed by stellar musicians, including Bob Dylan, B.B. King, John Fogerty, the Stray Cats and the Byrds (original memebers David Crosby, Chris Hillman and Roger McGuinn).  “The whole spirit of the show as to give to Roy’s music and to the homeless,” said executive producer Barbara Orbison, wife of the legendary singer who died Dec. 6, 1988.  Many other artists, representing a cross section of country and rock music, contributed to this first public testimonial to Orbison since his death.  “There are lots of surprises in the show,”  Barbara Orbison said.  The starts, she said “performed Roy’s songs the way they felt them” rather than the way the public is used to hearing them.  “I Wanted to see “Pretty Woman” done by all females: Bonnie Raitt, K.D. Lang, Emmylou Harris, Vicki Peterson (of the recently disbanded Bangles) and Wendy & Lisa (formerly of Prince’s band).  We all did “Only the Lonely” together.  Muscians are usually competitive, but everybody just left their egos at the door.”  Viewers also can see old footage of Roy Orbison.  In addition to the clips shown during the concert, Roy Orbison’s presence was visible with the use of a rear-view projection system displaying “all my picture of Roy” one at a time, Barbara Orbison said, “it looked just like he was there, behind the muscians the whole time.”  Highlighting the concert with information about Orbison’s life and America’s homeless were host Dean Stockwell, film start Patrick Swayze, TV actress Katey Sagal and songwriter Bernie Taupin.  Orbison said she started to coordinate the tribute “after some musicians approaches me about it.  This was a way for the musicians to get in touch with their morning for the man and his music that they had lost”.

Video Quality:  Acceptable / fair quality, about 7.5.7.75 using our website Quality Rating Table.

Running Time:  84 minutes.

Disc Format:  1 PAL DVD-R disc.