
Tom Smith (That's Me) Singing "There's Always Me"
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An unusual attempt to fit Roy into the current go-go sound of the time. However, despite the catcalls of the guys in the crowd, note that the emotion is still there. Roy is the only guy who really cares about the girl dancing and he can see the feelings that she tries to hide. Charted at #39 on Billboard Hot 100 in May 1966, #29 on UK Singles chart, #13 in Australia and #25 in Canada. Original Billboard review: "Orbison employs the party style, "live" recording technique and dual-track vocal for a top-of-the-chart contender. Should equal his "Breakin' Up is Breaking My Heart.". Written by Roy Orbison and Bill Dees. B-side is "Where is Tomorrow".

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