• Roy Orbison - The All Time Greatest Hits Vol. Roy Orbison The All Time Greatest Hits Vol 1 & 2 (1989) Original Recordings From The Original Monument Masters Although he shared the same rockabilly roots as Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, and Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison went on to pioneer an entirely different brand of country/pop-based rock & roll in the early '60s. What he lacked in charisma and photogenic looks, Orbison made up for in spades with his quavering operatic voice and melodramatic narratives of unrequited love and yearning. In the process, he established rock & roll archetypes of the underdog and the hopelessly romantic loser.

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Appearing as it did just a few months before 's death, this single CD best-of was incredibly fortuitous for Rhino Records. It was the first compilation to include both 's early successes on Sun Records along with his early-'60s hits for Monument Records and, thus, was as definitive as most casual fans needed it to be. The sound is impeccable, as is the choice of material (which was not difficult to assemble).

One gets only a somewhat sketchy overview of 's developing talent, ignoring the years between his Sun and Monument recordings, but that's usually the purpose of a greatest-hits collection anyway. For those who want more, gives a better overall account, but as a four-CD set is a lot more expensive; All-Time Greatest Hits gives a somewhat fuller account of the Monument years (and all of his Monument albums were available individually as well); and the out-of-print MGM best-of covers the music from the years following his departure from Monument.

(The best of the latter doesn't sound that different from the Monument material -- 's post-Monument songs just never caught the public's ear or managed to become hit records.) But is the best account of the music that everyone already recognizes and knows.