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23 Apr 1936. Vernon, Wilbarger County, Texas, USA. Tod. 6 Dez 1988 (im Alter von 52) Hendersonville, Sumner County, Tennessee, USA. Bestattung. Westwood Memorial Park. Westwood, Los Angeles County, California, USA Karte anzeigen. Grabstelle. Section D, #97 (unmarked) Gedenkstätten-ID. 1463. · Quelle ansehen. Änderungen vorschlagen. Gedenkstätte.
Singer, Songwriter. He is best remembered for his songs, Oh, Pretty Woman, and Only the Lonely. He wrote Claudette (1958) which went to No. 30 when sung by the Everly Brothers. His trademark image included wearing dark sunglasses.
- Westwood, California
- April 23, 1936
- Vernon, Wilbarger County, Texas, USA
Roy Kelton Orbison (* 23. April 1936 in Vernon, Texas; † 6. Dezember 1988 in Hendersonville, Tennessee) war ein US-amerikanischer Pop -, Country - und Rock -Sänger sowie Songwriter. In den 1960er Jahren konnte er mit Songs wie Oh, Pretty Woman, Only the Lonely, Crying und In Dreams zahlreiche Hits verbuchen.
Grab von Carroll O’Connor. Carroll O’Connor (1924–2001), Schauspieler; Hugh O’Connor (1962–1995), Schauspieler, Sohn von Carroll O’Connor; Heather O’Rourke (1975–1988), Schauspielerin; Roy Orbison (1936–1988), Sänger; P. Bettie Page (1923–2008), Model; Dorothy Patrick (1921–1987), Schauspielerin
Roy Orbison's grave at Westwood Village Cemetery has been unmarked since his death in 1988. These photos and video, taken on 12/9/11, show his recently decea...
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Das Grab von Roy Orbison befindet sich in Los Angeles ( Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery ). Genaue Lage: Abschnitt D, Nr. 97. Links Bearbeiten. Roy Orbison in der deutschen Wikipedia. Kategorien: Los Angeles. Grabstätte in Los Angeles. Fehlendes Grabstättenbild (Los Angeles)
Roy Orbison. Singer, Songwriter. He is best remembered for his songs, Oh, Pretty Woman, and Only the Lonely. He wrote Claudette (1958) which went to No. 30 when sung by the Everly Brothers.
