One of the most popular and versatile artists of his era, MARTY?ROBBINS was a genuine one-off. Although nominally a Country singer he consistently crossed musical boundaries, embracing diverse genres, often confusing his fans. This compilation of killer Marty cuts is drawn from EPs issued variously in the US, the UK, France, Holland and Australia between 1956-62.t features a selection of his biggest hits, juxtaposed alongside various B-sides, LP and dedicated EP tracks.The hits include 'Singing The Blues', 'A White Sport Coat', 'The Story Of My Life', 'El Paso', 'Big Iron', 'Don't Worry', 'Devil Woman' and 'Ruby Ann'.Among the rarities are the sparse, bleak 'Letter Edged In Black', 'The Convict And The Rose' and 'The Dream Of The Miner's Child', from the EP "Marty Sings The Letter Edged In Black".