Was Roy Orbison the original artist of the song Crying or was it another artist first..maybe Elvis?
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yup...roy did it first...and it was covered in the 60s by jay and the americans and then in the early 80s by don mclean...\n\nand one of my best memories was seeing roy perform "crying" in concert,,i'm gettin' chills thinkin' about it 24 years later!
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There are a couple songs with that title, but different lyrics...\n\nIt's either Tom Petty or Robert Palmer.
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1. What does the B.B. stand 4 in the name of the legendary blues guitarist, B.B. King?.....Billy Bob?????\n\n2. Sarah Ophelia Canton Riley was a country music legend, altho' she rarely sang a note. What was she better known as?...Country singers sing????\n\n3. What singer/actress is known as, "The Divine Miss M"?...Got me.\n\n4. Reginald Dwight is is better known as what legendary English singer/songwriter?...Elton John\n\n5. Who is sometime referred to as "The Iron Butterfly" or "The Steel Magnolia"?....got me there\n\n6. What is Ozzy Osbourne's real name?...John Micheal Osbourne.\n\n7. In the song "Love Will Keep Us Together" by The Captain & Tenille, a famous singer/songer is named in the last line. Who is it?....got me\n\n8. The country group "Trio" is made up of which 3 female country legends?....got me there\n\n9. What country male vocalist started as career as the lead singer of the rock band, "The First Edition"?...Kenny Rogers\n\n10. A rock legend and a legendary crooner had a #1 seasonal hit with, "The Little Drummer Boy/Peace On Earth Medley". Can u name them?.....Bing Crosby and David Bowie
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Thanks for the brain cramp... I remember a group by that name but it is connected with country music. they were a back up band for a country singer but the name is in the back of my head... will be back with more infor....I said i'd be back with a maybe answer and here it is... Back in the early 50's on until the late or early 80's there was a country singer named Ernest Tubb and His Texas Trubadors.. i maybe right or wrong but this is the only one i know of...
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That is a tough choice, both have some really great songs, but I would have to say Rascal Flatts.  Their songs mean alittle more and have made me want to cry a time or two.
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SANTANA sung the original.  You must be thinking of a cover of the song
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You people are dumb.  Do you even look at the question?\n\nThe answer is LINDA RONSTADT.  He and Glenn Frey sang backup for her before forming The Eagles.  He was also in a band called Shiloh with KENNY ROGERS prior to that.
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Can't help falling in love !\n\nby Elvis Presley :-)
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Yep..Brad Paisley is a great artist within Country Music. I agree with the answerer above, Whiskey Lullaby, great song. I bawl every time I hear that song. My hubby likes his fishing song. It drives me up the wall, but it did give me a little giggle the first few times I heard it. I don't think his name will be forgotten next year or for quite a few to come. He' very talented.
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Elvis b/c he was just a country boy who came from nothing and singin in his church choir to the legend he is today. Also, he completely changed music. Imagine what music and dancing would be like now if there had been no Elvis. He may have made some bad decisions but he's a good example of how drugs can consume your life and ruin it.
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70's song by a singer name Melanie called "Brand New Key" still screeches in my soul like nails on a chalkboard.  It was actually a #1 hit, which the only explanation that I find plausible is that there were way too many stoned adults in that time period.  You can check it out and a sample at any major music download site...if you dare, but don't say I didn't warn you as it may get stuck in your head and you will cringe everytime you hear the name "Melanie" as that song will play in your head!
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It was Al Dvorin - a former band leader and talent agent in Chicago when he met Elvis Presley in 1955. \nHe worked with him for 22 years, helping to organise his tours. \n\nThe legend was born one evening in the early 70s: the singer's manager, Colonel Tom Parker, asked Mr Dvorin to tell fans at a concert that Elvis would not do an encore. \nHe took the stage to deliver the immortal line: "Ladies and gentlemen, Elvis has left the building. Thank you and goodnight."
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im not sure if i remember correctly but wasnt it him who recorded i remember elvis presley  just after elvis died he was a member of the official elvis fan club and asked permission from the estate to be able to sing it and was allowed    dont quote me on that mind but  the name certainly rings a bell and if that is the case his record company would know as they will have the info to send him his royaltys etc etc
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I would say Elvis or John Lennon
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I believe the Allman Brothers wrote it and recorded it first. :-)
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It's a Willie Nelson song and can be found in one of his greatest hits albums.  I don't know of Elvis sang it earlier.
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ROY ORBISON...the real KING....