Roy Orbison The Fastest Guitar Alive Soundtrack 180g LP

Roy Orbison

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ROYLP45830

UPC:

602547458308

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Description

Remixed and Remastered & Pressed On 180g Vinyl!

Roy Orbison and his long-time co-writer Bill Dees (Oh, Pretty Woman, etc.) wrote all of the songs for the film that starred Roy Orbison in his feature film debut with MGM Pictures. Long sought by fans and out of print for decades, this re-issue is fully remixed and remastered to return the audio to its original glory. The package includes fully restored original artwork.

Features:
180g Vinyl
Remixed and Remastered
Package includes fully restored original artwork

Selections:
Side A:
1. Whirlwind
2. Medicine Man
3. River
4. The Fastest Guitar Alive
5. Rollin' On

Side B:
1. Pistolero
2. Good Time Party
3. Heading South
4. Best Friend
5. There Won't Be many Coming Home