In January 1988, during the performance of "Oh, Pretty Woman" at The Wiltern Theatre for the "Black & White Night" concert, Roy Orbison was experiencing a notable resurgence in his career. Before this live recording, Orbison had released the celebrated album "Mystery Girl" in 1989, which became his first posthumous hit, featuring tracks that revitalized his popularity. The concert showcased a star-studded lineup, including musicians like Bruce Springsteen and Tom Waits, highlighting Orbison's influential status in the music industry. The performance was particularly significant as it celebrated Orbison's unique vocal style and songwriting prowess, creating a nostalgic atmosphere that resonated with both old fans and new audiences. Ultimately, “Black & White Night” marked a pivotal moment in revitalizing the artist's legacy before his untimely passing later that year.