Mashups • Roy Orbison featuring Eddie Van Halen

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Oh, Pretty Woman

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Roy Orbison - "Oh, Pretty Woman" (re-edited album version)
Van Halen - "Oh, Pretty Woman" (only the guitar track via unnamed source)

DESCRIPTION:
What would it have been like it Eddie Van Halen and Roy Orbison had a proper duet on "Oh, Pretty Woman"? Well, I try to answer that question with this. This is the original 1964 Roy Orbison recording, with just Eddie's guitar track from the Van Halen cover version. A bit of pitch and time correction, and a lot of little edits, gets you this.

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File uploaded: January 3rd, 2010

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