Vinyl Album - Roy Orbison - There Is Only One Roy Orbison - MGM

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Roy Orbison
Title:	There Is Only One Roy Orbison
Label:	MGM
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	E4308 / E 4308
Date:	Aug 1965
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	10 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	$15
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PRICE GUIDE

$15

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Roy Orbison	Ride Away	Orbison, Dees	Rate
A2	Roy Orbison	You Fool You	Orbison, Melson	Rate
A3	Roy Orbison	Two Of A Kind	Montgomery, Sinks	Rate
A4	Roy Orbison	This Is Your Song	Dees	Rate
A5	Roy Orbison	I'm In A Blue, Blue Mood	Orbison, Melson	Rate
A6	Roy Orbison	If You Can't Say Something Nice	Orbison, Melson, Rush	Rate
B1	Roy Orbison	Claudette	Orbison	Rate
B2	Roy Orbison	Afraid To Sleep	Buie, Atkins	Rate
B3	Roy Orbison	Sugar And Honey	Orbison, Dees	Rate
B4	Roy Orbison	Summer Love	Dees	Rate
B5	Roy Orbison	Big As I Can Dream	Montgomery	Rate
B6	Roy Orbison	Wondering	Orbison, Dees	Rate

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Comments and Reviews


Jasper 12th Aug 2015		I have the World Record Club (Australia) release of this LP - unique sleeve art design released in 1972.



Vinyl Fan ● 12th Aug 2015		Front & Back cover scans with label variation scans added fmc,



Record Collector 22nd Jul 2015		It's a great track I got it on a cd called feelin groovy



Neil Forbes 22nd Jul 2015		Funny you should mention the track, Cry Softly Lonely One, RC, I have it on an American M-G-M issue, coupled with Pistolero. I have those two songs on an LP and CD issue.



Record Collector 22nd Jul 2015		One of his best songs from 1967 cry softly one but the very first Roy Orbison song I ever heard was penny arcade



Neil Forbes 22nd Jul 2015		That's the funny thing about Roy Orbison. Here in Australia(and NZ) as well as in the UK, all his material through to about 1972 or so, whether on Monument or M-G-M, all appeared on the London Label, though in Australia/NZ, EMI and Festival both were issuing Roy Orbison product, EMI on London(where they issued the brand on behalf of the UK owner, Decca), and Festival on Monument and often you'd see the same songs turning up under both brands. You'd buy "Working For The Man" on a London single, later it'll turn up on an EP issued on the Monument label. It'd be enough to do your head in!



Record Collector 22nd Jul 2015		I got his greatest hits Australian issue on the monument label 1966



Neil Forbes 22nd Jul 2015		Roy Orbison left Monument to sign with M-G-M in hopes of getting to appear in a movie or three. He got to do one movie, a contrived western flick called "The Fastest Guitar Alive". There was an accompanying soundtrack album, of which the two notable songs were "Pistolero" and "There Won't Be Many Coming Home" The album depicted here is Orbison's debut release for M-G-M in 1965.



Vinyl Fan ● 1st Apr 2015		Label scans added fmc.

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Linked Releases

UK - London - 1965 [Mono]

UK - London - 1965 [Stereo]

USA - MGM - 1965 [Stereo]

Australia - World Record Club - 1972

Europe - UMe - 2015