Love this comment, you done took the words out my mouth! He was admirable to a fault, and that doesn't even make sense. It's easy to realise that alot of people in the entertainment biz are fucked, it's harder to remember that there are exceptions to the rule.

I was wondering why, without realizing it, I found myself crying while listening to this song.

A true Gentleman .

You are so very right💕💕

Allison Burke I was an adult when Roy Orbison died. My father had been a fan for decades. Only recently did I catch on to just how remarkable he was. I sure wish he were around so I could go to one of his shows. After seeing the video of "You Got It," which is one of my favorite songs, I feel cheated. I sure wish he had stopped smoking. What a kind and remarkably talented entertainer. One of a kind. RIP, Roy.

i was 1

Agreed. So humble and fascinating to see him in person . To me, the emotional darkness of his songs makes me feel so bad considering his actual character. Guy seemed awesome and may he RIP

Second that. I was 3. I remember my dad playing his records when I was young

@@pissedoffdude1 known as a gentle and loving but also very sensitive and troubled soul and who often had trouble coping. He had enormous talent but great trajedy befell him in life and he coped with it partly through addiction. It was finally too much and he sadly passed the year after this interview at age 52. R.I.P. Roy Orbison you are loved and missed by so many! 🙏😢❤️

copferthat That is wise advice, that I will fail to follow.

copferthat this was the most british comment ive ever seen

I even read it with a British accent.

copferthat You can say that again, but you don't need to.

Jeff lynne is the only one who can

De nos jours tout est FAUX, J N REGARDE PLUS

Nobody ever has a bad word to say about him- he was just that nice.

My mother used to say Keys should not be on TV with such hairy hands lol.

I felt the same way about the question about weight. How rude. Roy struggled with his weight and yo yo dieted which along with smoking contributed to his death . Probably due to people saying these types of things . grrr.

@James Henderson he didn't, he died of a heart attack.

@James Henderson sadly yeah

Smpoking never killed anybody

@Benny Hill I insist, smoking can never kill. Most cereals and milk do

He was an chain smoker, drank alot of soda and chocolate milk ate alot of red meat fried food

Yeah, a fallen one…

He felt his voice was a gift from God , And he felt he needed to share it . He also stated in an interview that he was a better husband friend and father when he was working .

He wouldn’t share a stage with Roy. We know what that means.

It’s a shame the GMB bloke was a sexist prick…

music these days is depressing - im ashamed of my generation

sc su Here Here!!

Great comments. I totally agree.

His music was trash, you people bastardised music by going from Beethoven.

@@allknowing145 huh? Trolling hard bud

he lived for one more year

Oh that makes this interview even more poignant.

I'll be 52 and I might die soon too.

13 months

@@susanb2015 Nah you're a woman you're good

I bet his voice is amazing. I was telling my gf that tonight. Amazing.

+PYSCOPOMP he was one of the very few people that sound even better live than On record... But he seemed like a very kind and a extremely modest person he didn't talk very much in between songs just sang as much as he could ..it was a experience to remember and it's very sad you can't now hear him live ...

Oh man. That must be magical to think back upon.. the guy was a legend.

+KissKovers yes it was a night to remember...

KissKovers I'm so

They were also close friends and every time Roy was back i n Memphis for a recording he called Elvis who went down to the recording sfrudio and the hugged each other and jammed together. I wish I could have been there.

patrick kennedy Yes, you're the best alright! If you are in heaven and I somehow manage to sneak in, I expect a full performance.

Presley was a racist icon.

royston52 you were very lucky to have seen him

yeah I cringed when I heard that. What a fool to make a joke like that. Roy took it in stride though. Hero.

Rob C British people are just more genuine. After 25 years he could have said you look a lot older,but he didn't look very much different apart from putting on a few pounds. He did look pretty skinny in the older clips they showed. If you want to hear a real insult,you should meet my mother,she always opens her mouth before engaging her brain. I much prefer this style of interviewing than the American interviewers,they are what I would call brown nose interviewers. It is so sycophantic. I thought Roy looked very relaxed,and it seems to me that our modern political correctness brains,were enraged to hear a normal human interaction from 32 years ago.