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Marty Robbins - The Complete Recordings: 1952-1960
Artist:
Marty Robbins
Format: CD
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1. Love Me or Leave Me Alone
2. Tomorrow You'll Be Gone
3. Crying Cause I Love You
4. I Wish Somebody Loved Me
5. I'll Go on Alone
6. You're Breaking My Heart
7. Don't Make Me Ashamed
8. It's a Long, Long Ride
9. Sing Me Something Sentimental 1
10. At the End of a Long Lonely Day 1
11. Call Me Up 1
12. I'm Too Big to Cry 1
13. Time Goes By 1
14. My Isle of Golden Dreams 1
15. Pretty Words 1
16. Your Heart's Turn to Break 1
17. I Couldn't Keep from Crying 1
18. Pray for Me Mother of Mine 1
19. Daddy Loves You 2
20. This Broken Heart of Mine 2
21. Pretty Mama 2
22. Don't Let Me Hang Around (If You Don't Care) 2
23. That's All Right 2
24. Gossip 2
25. It Looks Like I'm Just in Your Way 2
26. I'll Love You Till the Day I Die 2
27. Mr. Teardrop 2
28. The Same Two Lips 2
29. Knee Deep in the Blues 3
30. You Don't Owe Me a Thing 3
31. Singing the Blues 3
32. I Can't Quit 3
33. The Story of My Life 3
34. Once-A-Week Date 3
35. Long Tall Sally 3
36. Tennessee Toddy 3
37. Maybelline 3
38. Respectfully Miss Brooks 2:58 3
39. Mean Mama Blues 4
40. Long Gone Lonesome Blues 4
41. Lovesick Blues 4
42. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 4
43. It's Too Late Now 4
44. Rose of Ol' Pawnee 4
45. I Never Let You Cross My Mind 4
46. I Hang My Head and Cry 4
47. You Only Want Me When You're Lonely 4
48. Moanin' the Blues 4
49. I'll Step Aside 5
50. All the World Is Lonely Now 5
51. Bouquet of Roses 5
52. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You' 5
53. Song of the Islands 5
54. Don't Sing Aloha When I Go 5
55. Beyond the Reef 5
56. Crying Steel Guitar Waltz 5
57. My Isle of Golden Dreams 5
58. Now Is the Hour 5
59. Sweet Leilani 6
60. Down Where the Tradewinds Blow 6
61. Constancy 6
62. Island Echoes 6
63. Moonland 6
64. Aloha Oe 6
65. Please Don't Blame Me 6
66. Teen-Age Dream 6
67. A White Sport Coat (And a Pink Carnation) 6
68. Grown-Up Tears 6
69. The Last Time I Saw My Heart 7
70. Sittin' in a Tree House 7
71. Stairway of Love 7
72. Just Married 7
73. Kaw-Liga 7
74. Jodie 7
75. Nothing But Sweet Lies 7
76. Oh, How I Miss You 7
77. Baby I Need You 7
78. Shackles and Chains 7
79. Waltz of the Wind 8
80. Paper Face 8
81. Then I Turned and Walked Slowly Away 8
82. Wedding Bells 8
83. A House with Everything But Love 8
84. The Hands You're Holding Now 8
85. Big Iron 8
86. Cool Water 8
87. Billy the Kid 8
88. A Hundred and Sixty Acres 8
89. They're Hanging Me Tonight 9
90. The Strawberry Roan 9
91. El Paso 9
92. In the Valley 9
93. The Master's Call 9
94. Running Gun 9
95. Little Green Valley 9
96. Utah Carol 9
97. Ain't I the Lucky One 9
98. She Was Only Seventeen (He Was One Year More) 9
99. The Hanging Tree 10
100. The Blues Country Style 10
101. Cap and Gown 10
102. Last Night About This Time 10
103. The Letter Edged in Black 10
104. The Little Rosewood Casket 10
105. The Dream of the Miner's Child 10
106. The Convict and the Rose 10
107. Is There Any Chance 10
108. I Told My Heart 10
109. Ballad of the Alamo 11
110. A Time and Place for Everything 11
111. Saddle Tramp 11
112. San Angelo 11
113. Prairie Fire 11
114. Streets of Laredo 11
115. Song of the Bandit 11
116. I've Got No Use for the Women 11
117. Five Brothers 11
118. Little Joe the Wrangler 11
119. Ride, Cowboy Ride 12
120. This Peaceful Sod 12
121. She Was Young and She Was Pretty 12
122. My Love
More Info:
One of country music's most eclectic heroes, Marty Robbins celebrated an extraordinary career as one of the genre's leading crossover artists. Spending more than 30 years in the music business, Robbins routinely refused to conform to contemporary trends, branching out into pop, rockabilly, Hawaiian, calypso and gospel music, all underlined by his trademark Southern twang. In addition to being a skilled player and performer, Robbins was also a magnificent songwriter, penning many of his best-known hits. He also undertook numerous ventures outside of music during his lifetime, appearing in films and even occasionally participating in NASCAR races. However, it is his music for which he is most fondly remembered, and Robbins retains his reputation as one of the finest ever country musicians and performers.
