The live recording of "Ooby Dooby" at "A Black and White Night" highlights a significant moment in Roy Orbison's career, occurring in 1987 when he experienced a notable resurgence in popularity. Before this event, he had released the album "Mystery Girl" in 1989, which marked his return to the music scene. "Mystery Girl" featured hits such as "You Got It," which reaffirmed his status as a legendary artist. The performance at Black and White Night showcased Orbison alongside an impressive lineup of artists, including Bruce Springsteen, k.d. lang, and Elvis Costello, reflecting his strong influence and respect within the industry. Interestingly, "Ooby Dooby," originally recorded for Sun Records, was one of Orbison's earliest tracks, linking the performance to both his roots and the evolution of his music career over the years. This event and subsequent album signified a revival of his creative output and connection with new and returning fans.