Roy Orbison – Crying (1962)
About the song Roy Orbison’s third studio album, “Crying,” released in 1962 under Monument Records, stands as a poignant testament to Orbison’s unparalleled vocal prowess and emotive songwriting. Named after…
About the song Roy Orbison’s third studio album, “Crying,” released in 1962 under Monument Records, stands as a poignant testament to Orbison’s unparalleled vocal prowess and emotive songwriting. Named after…
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