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Jun 30, 1965Roy Orbison's contract with Monument Records expires. He signs a new deal with MGM for $1 millionMar 24, 1966"Roy Orbison's Greatest Hits" becomes the singer's first RIAA-certified gold albumMar 27, 1966Roy Orbison breaks his foot in a motorcycle accident in EnglandJun 5, 1966Roy Orbison sings "Oh, Pretty Woman" on Dick Clark's "American Bandstand"Jun 7, 1966Claudette Orbison dies in a motorcycle crash near Gallatin, Tennessee, while husband Roy Orbison, who is also riding a motorbike, watches helplessly. She had inspired him to write The Everly Brothers hit "Claudette"Aug 3, 1966Roy Orbison performs "Mean Woman Blues" and "Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)" on Dick Clark's after-school TV show "Where The Action Is"Sep 7, 1966Roy Orbison begins filming "The Fastest Guitar Alive," originally planned for Elvis Presley, in HollywoodJan 15, 1967The Roy Orbison movie "The Fastest Guitar Alive" premieres in New York CitySep 14, 1968Two of Roy Orbison's three sons--Tony and Roy Jr.--die when the family's house catches fire in NashvilleSep 17, 1968Funeral services are held in Nashville for Roy Orbison's two sons, Dewayne and Tony Orbison, who died in a fire three days earlier. In attendance are Roy Acuff, Tex Ritter, Leroy Van Dyke and manager Wesley Rose
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