This is musical joy at its finest! I first saw the Black and White Concert on the Atlanta PBS station when I was traveling from Dallas to Atlanta in 2009. I stumbled on it one evening, bored out of my mind sitting in the Holiday Inn, Quality Inn, or whatever it was. The concert was being used as a fundraiser as the PBS stations are won't to do ... but it was awesome to hear! You can tell that no one -- NO ONE -- had the kind of timber, melody, and operatic voice of Roy Orbison. Oh my god!! He could sway and slide into the highest notes with the greatest of ease. One lovable hit song after another literally flowed out of his mouth. No insidious chatter in between -- just pure, beautiful, soulful music from this Texan who left us too quickly. I had no idea that Christine was written about his first wife, who he divorced and was in the process of reconciling with when she was killed in a motorcyle crash. Or that two of his children burned to death in a fire at the family home outside Nashville. What sorrow and sadness must have enveloped him. And scarecely a few months after this performance at the Cocoanut Grove he was dead.