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The All Time Greatest Hits Of Roy Orbison: Volumes 1 & 2,Roy Orbison

- The All Time Greatest Hits Of Roy Orbison: Volumes 1 & 2
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Roy Orbison
Released 1976

Only The Lonely (Know The Way I Feel)
02:25
9,569 plays

Crying
02:45
9,127 plays

Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)
02:32
7,406 plays

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- 1
- Only The Lonely (Know The Way I Feel)
- 02:25
- 9,569 plays

- 2
- Leah
- 02:42
- 4,977 plays

- 3
- In Dreams
- 02:48
- 6,887 plays

- 4
- Uptown
- 02:05
- 4,709 plays

- 5
- It's Over
- 02:47
- 6,030 plays

- 6
- Crying
- 02:45
- 9,127 plays

- 7
- Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)
- 02:32
- 7,406 plays

- 8
- Blue Angel
- 02:50
- 5,409 plays

- 9
- Workin' For The Man
- 02:26
- 4,895 plays

- 10
- Candy Man
- 02:44
- 5,443 plays

- 11
- Running Scared
- 02:11
- 5,218 plays

- 12
- Falling
- 02:21
- 4,575 plays

- 13
- Love Hurts
- 02:28
- 6,364 plays

- 14
- Shahdaroba
- 02:43
- 3,861 plays

- 15
- I'm Hurtin'
- 02:43
- 4,241 plays

- 16
- Mean Woman Blues
- 02:24
- 5,067 plays

- 17
- Pretty Paper
- 02:48
- 4,287 plays

- 18
- The Crowd
- 02:22
- 3,908 plays

- 19
- Blue Bayou
- 02:28
- 6,645 plays

- 20
- Oh, Pretty Woman
- 02:58
- 11,510 plays

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album review

Although missing his early Sun hit "Ooby Dooby," the 20-track All-Time Greatest Hits of Roy Orbison, Vols. 1 & 2 contains every one of his big hits for Monument Records, including "Up Town," "Only the Lonely," "Blue Angel," "I'm Hurtin'," "Running Scared," "Crying," "Dream Baby," "Leah," "Working' for the Man," "Candy Man," "In Dreams," "Falling," "Mean Woman Blues," "Blue Bayou," "Pretty Paper," "It's Over," and "Oh, Pretty Woman." In other words, it is nearly as complete as Rhino's 18-track For the Lonely. The main difference between the two collections is the fact that the Rhino disc contains some Sun material, which makes it the preferable retrospective. Nevertheless, All-Time Greatest Hits remains a first-rate collection, especially if you're just looking for hits. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide