Before a career resurgence during the final years of his life, Orbison had found inspiration from a single moment of reflection and four simple words on a sign.

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Today in Music History for Sept. 26: In 1887, Emile Berliner filed a patent application for the gramophone. This recording device used zinc discs instead of the metal cylinders of Thomas Edison's ...

The Traveling Wilburys were always respectful towards each other, but there was bound to be a few tunes where they could take their fair share of jabs.

Sixty-one years ago today, Roy Orbison topped the chart for the final time with a song that would lead to a landmark lawsuit.

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