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Celebrate the man to whom Elvis Presley once said, "I love what you do but we'll never play together because I'll never follow that." Originally released in 1969, Sun Records is pleased to share its remastered 70th Anniversary Edition of Roy Orbison's The Original Sound. This gem includes classic Sun masters "Ooby Dooby" and "Mean Little Mama," alternate versions of original Sam Phillips recordings, reworked by Shelby Singleton, and featuring an unreleased recording of "Problem Child." 180-gram.
Celebrate the man to whom Elvis Presley once said, "I love what you do but we'll never play together because I'll never follow that." Originally released in 1969, Sun Records is pleased to share its remastered 70th Anniversary Edition of Roy Orbison's The Original Sound. This gem includes classic Sun masters "Ooby Dooby" and "Mean Little Mama," alternate versions of original Sam Phillips recordings, reworked by Shelby Singleton, and featuring an unreleased recording of "Problem Child." 180-gram.
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Format: Vinyl
Label: SUN RECORDS
Rel. Date: 02/25/2022
UPC: 015047803279

The Original Sound: 70th Anniversary [LP]
Artist: Roy Orbison
Format: Vinyl
New: in stock $22.98
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Vinyl - LP
$22.98
DISC: 1

1. Rock House
2. This Kind of Love
3. It's Too Late
4. Trying to Get to You
5. You're Gonna Cry
6. Sweet and Easy to Love
7. Ooby Dooby
8. You're My Baby
9. Mean Little Mama
10. I Never Knew
11. Devil Doll

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Celebrate the man to whom Elvis Presley once said, "I love what you do but we'll never play together because I'll never follow that." Originally released in 1969, Sun Records is pleased to share its remastered 70th Anniversary Edition of Roy Orbison's The Original Sound. This gem includes classic Sun masters "Ooby Dooby" and "Mean Little Mama," alternate versions of original Sam Phillips recordings, reworked by Shelby Singleton, and featuring an unreleased recording of "Problem Child." 180-gram.
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