In January 1972, during Roy Orbison's performance in Australia, he was promoting his album "Hank Williams Tribute" which had been released in late 1971. This album highlighted his admiration for the legendary country artist and showcased Orbison's ability to cross genres, further solidifying his status in the music industry. By this time, Orbison had experienced a resurgence in popularity, partly due to the success of his earlier hits like "Oh, Pretty Woman." His live performances during this era were characterized by his deep, emotive voice and dynamic stage presence. Interestingly, this particular performance of "Oh, Pretty Woman" underscores not only his vocal prowess but also the strong connection he fostered with international audiences during his tours in the early 70s, which marked a significant phase in his extensive career.