Examples of using Orbison in English and their translations into Russian
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All the Orbison children were afflicted with poor eyesight;
Orbison later reflected,"I guess that level of intensity made a big impression on me,
Mystery Girl was co-produced by Jeff Lynne, whom Orbison considered the best producer he had ever collaborated with.
Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash and many others also recorded.
Orbison posthumously won the 1991 Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance for his live recording of"Oh Pretty Woman" on his HBO television special Roy Orbison and Friends, A Black and White Night.
having seen Roy Orbison perform his hit Pretty Woman on The Last Resort with Jonathan Ross.
Carl Perkins, however, toured with Orbison while they were both signed with Sun Records and recalled a specific
Roy Orbison, Black Sabbath,
who conducted the orchestra that backed Orbison in Bulgaria, had been told that Orbison's voice would be a singular experience to hear.
Roy Kelton Orbison(April 23,
Egor Solodovnikov-"Beremenniy" Anna Sedokova-"Kosmos" Dmitri Dyuzhev-"Ya u togo poroga" Grigory Leps-"Shelest" Gloria Gaynor-"I Will Survive" Queen-"I Want to Break Free" Roy Orbison-"Oh, Pretty Woman" Aleksander Serov-"Ya lyublu tebya do slyoz" Yulia Nelson-"All I need is you" The film received generally negative reviews in Russian media.
In 2002, Billboard magazine listed Orbison at number 74 in the Top 600 recording artists.
In 1990, Colin Escott wrote an introduction to Orbison's biography published in a CD box set:"Orbison was the master of compression.
due to his style of music, he became known as the"Bosnian Roy Orbison", and even the"Bosnian Neil Diamond.
Orbison attributed his own passion during his performances to the period when he grew up in Fort Worth while the US was mobilizing for World War II.
Roy Orbison was the only American artist to have a number-one single in Britain.
Orbison often excused his motionless performances by saying that his songs did not allow instrumental sections so he could move
Orbison acknowledged this in looking back on the era in which he became popular:"When came out I don't think anyone had accepted the fact that a man should cry when he wants to cry.
stand at the Odeon, starring The Beatles and Roy Orbison.
Okay, Roy Orbison, let me check your mic level.
