The Orbison Way

Dive into the classic rockabilly sounds of Roy Orbison's "The Orbison Way," a timeless collection released in January 1965. This album, originally on the Roy Orbison P&D label, showcases Orbison's signature style with a blend of rock and pop influences, making it a standout in his discography. "The Orbison Way" features remastered tracks like "Crawling Back," "The Loner," and "Why Hurt The One Who Loves You," each song a testament to Orbison's powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Recorded in October and November 1965, this album captures a pivotal moment in Orbison's career, just as he was transitioning to MGM Records. With a runtime of just over 31 minutes, it's a concise yet impactful journey through Orbison's early MGM years. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Roy Orbison's music, "The Orbison Way" offers a rich listening experience that highlights the enduring appeal of this rock 'n' roll legend.