Roy Orbison

Roy Orbison and Johnny Cash Perform 'Oh, Pretty Woman' on The Johnny Cash Show

The Johnny Cash Show

• In January 1969, when Roy Orbison performed "Oh, Pretty Woman" on *The Johnny Cash Show*, he was experiencing a notable resurgence in his career. Prio... Read Full Description >

  In January 1969, when Roy Orbison performed "Oh, Pretty Woman" on *The Johnny Cash Show*, he was experiencing a notable resurgence in his career. Prior to this performance, Orbison had released the album *Roy Orbison's Many Moods* in 1969, which showcased his diverse musical style, blending rock, pop, and country influences. This live recording marked a significant moment as it was part of a broader era where Orbison was reconnecting with audiences, particularly through television appearances. Interestingly, this collaboration with Johnny Cash highlights their shared history; both artists had crossed paths in their early careers, even being part of the storied Sun Records label. The synergy in their performance not only underscores their individual artistry but also reflects the camaraderie and influence they had on one another during a transformative period in American music.