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Marty Robbins: El Paso (2-CD)

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  • Interpret: Marty Robbins

  • Album titlle: El Paso (2-CD)

  • Label JASMINE

  • Preiscode JAS
  • Genre Country

  • Artikelart CD

  • EAN: 0604988360622

  • weight in Kg 0.12
Robbins, Marty - El Paso (2-CD) CD 1
01 I'll Go On Alone Marty Robbins
02 I Couldn't Keep From Crying Marty Robbins
03 Pretty Words Marty Robbins
04 Call Me Up (And I'll Come Calling On You) Marty Robbins
05 Time Goes By Marty Robbins
06 That's All Right Marty Robbins
07 Maybelline Marty Robbins
08 Pretty Mama Marty Robbins
09 Tennessee Toddy Marty Robbins
10 Long Tall Sally Marty Robbins
11 Singing The Blues Marty Robbins
12 I Can't Quit (I've Gonna Too Far) Marty Robbins
13 Knee Deep In The Blues Marty Robbins
14 The Same Two Lips Marty Robbins
15 A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation) Marty Robbins
16 Please Don't Blame Me Marty Robbins
17 Teenage Dream Marty Robbins
18 The Story Of My Life Marty Robbins
19 Just Married Marty Robbins
20 Stairway Of Love Marty Robbins
21 She Was Only Seventeen (He Was One Year More) Marty Robbins
22 Ain't I The Lucky One Marty Robbins
23 The Hanging Tree Marty Robbins
24 Cap And Gown Marty Robbins
25 El Paso Marty Robbins
26 Big Iron Marty Robbins
27 Is There Any Chance Marty Robbins
28 Five Brothers Marty Robbins
29 Ballad Of The Alamo Marty Robbins
30 Don't Worry Marty Robbins
Robbins, Marty - El Paso (2-CD) CD 2
01 Pain And Misery Marty Robbins
02 It Looks Like I'm Just In Your Way Marty Robbins
03 This Broken Heart Of Mine Marty Robbins
04 Mean Mama Blues Marty Robbins
05 Mr Teardrop Marty Robbins
06 Respectfully Miss Brooks Marty Robbins
07 You Don't Owe Me A Thing Marty Robbins
08 Long Gone Lonesome Blues Marty Robbins
09 Grown Up Tears Marty Robbins
10 Lovesick Blues Marty Robbins
11 I Hang My Head And Cry Marty Robbins
12 Moanin' The Blues Marty Robbins
13 I'll Step Aside Marty Robbins
14 All The World Is Lonely Now Marty Robbins
15 Bouquet Of Roses Marty Robbins
16 Sittin' In A Treehouse Marty Robbins
17 Nothing But Sweet Lies Marty Robbins
18 Oh How I Miss You (Since You Went Away) Marty Robbins
19 Shackles And Chains Marty Robbins
20 Then I Turned And Walked Slowly Away Marty Robbins
21 Running Gun Marty Robbins
22 Cool Water Marty Robbins
23 Billy The Kid Marty Robbins
24 The Master's Call Marty Robbins
25 Saddle Tramp Marty Robbins
26 Ride Cowboy Ride Marty Robbins
27 San Angelo Marty Robbins
28 Pfairie Fire Marty Robbins
29 Streets Of Laredo Marty Robbins
30 I've Got No Use For The Women Marty Robbins
Marty Robbins Geb. 26. 9. 1925 in Glendale - Arizona gest. 8. 12. 1982  Record Labels:... more
"Marty Robbins"

Marty Robbins

Geb. 26. 9. 1925 in Glendale - Arizona gest. 8. 12. 1982 
Record Labels: Columbia, Embassy, Hallmark, MCA, Bear Family

Although the infant known as rock 'n' roll had been toddling around America for quite a while before Elvis Presley cut That's All Right on a summer's evening in July 1954, it was the break-out success of that record that brought this supposed 'new sound' to the attention of the hillbilly music industry. By 1955, what at first seemed to be a novelty success was obviously a growing trend. And although no one was sure that rock 'n' roll was here to stay, it was certainly beginning to cut into the incomes of many established country music stars.

With the craze for this new beat, it just made sense for country singers to grab a piece of the rock 'n' roll pie. Some performers were baffled by the music and it showed in their attempts. Others took to the new sound instinctually – understanding the connection to hillbilly boogie and the 'sock rhythm' of Hank Williams and the younger breed of honky-tonkers that had followed in his wake. Although these artists produced a handful of great rockabilly records, they were still wading the shallow end of the rock 'n' roll pool rather than diving fully into the deep end.

And then, there were a few singers that might have very well abandoned country music for a rock 'n' roll or pop career if things had worked out slightly differently. That's certainly the case for Marty Robbins, who for roughly a year, was definitely pointing his career in a rock 'n' roll direction without ever coming off as a poser or pretender. But Robbins was never one to rely on just one style, no matter how much success he found in that field. As he told journalist Bob Allen in 1981, "I don't want to be put in any category. I don't want to get in a rut." It was Robbins' refusal to be pigeonholed and his musical eclecticism that enabled him to record great rock 'n' roll and rockabilly records but also led him to many others fields.

If rock was the soundtrack of teenage rebellion, Robbins certainly had experience. Born September 26, 1925, near Glendale, Arizona as Martin David Robinson, his early years were spent in a poverty-stricken household with an alcoholic father who frequently vented his rage on his wife and nine children. Although his parents divorced when he was twelve, it did little to help the family's financial situation. Entering his teens, Robbins found rebellion as a way to express his anger and frustrations – engaging in petty crimes that led to several encounters with the law. His rehabilitation eventually came at the hands of the U.S. Navy. He enlisted in May 1943, and served in the Pacific where he piloted landing craft during the bloody fighting for the Solomon Islands.

But the Navy did more than reform him from a life of crime. It was while he was in the service that he first began taking an interest in performing, learning to play the guitar. Although hillbilly music was very common in Arizona, Robbins' main exposure to music as a child had been radio crooners and the singing cowboys in the Western movies he dearly loved. Many of his fellow sailors were Southerners, and it was from them that Robbins learned to appreciate hillbilly music.

When he returned to Glendale, Arizona after the war, Robbins drifted into a career as a hillbilly singer, eventually changing his name to the shorter and catchier 'Marty Robbins.' Part of the reason for his career choice was simply because he had little patience for the 8 to 5 grind of a normal job, and with many honky tonks and hillbilly radio shows scattered across the Southwest, the hillbilly field rather than pop crooning was where the most opportunities lay for breaking into the business. Early on, Robbins demonstrated a sharp business sense and the willingness to work hard at his career. Throughout the late 1940s and into the '50s Robbins kept a busy schedule working in radio and TV, along with personal appearances that ranged from Texas to California. It was this hard work, learning the business and developing his skills as a consummate entertainer that led to his signing with Columbia Records in 1951.

Starting with Robbins' first session for Columbia in November 1951, he began developing the smooth, melancholy style that led to the nickname, 'Mr. Teardrop.' It was a variation on the Eddy Arnold country crooner formula of heartbreak ballads that relied on the interplay between smooth vocals and the cry of the steel guitar. This formula led to Robbins' first two hits, I'll Go On Alone, that reached number one on the 'Billboard' Country singles chart for one week in January 1953, and I Couldn't Keep From Crying that reached number five in March 1952.

 

Excerpt from BCD17245 - Marty Robbins Marty Robbins - Rocks
Read more at: https://www.bear-family.de/robbins-marty-marty-robbins-rocks.html
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Tracklist
Robbins, Marty - El Paso (2-CD) CD 1
01 I'll Go On Alone
02 I Couldn't Keep From Crying
03 Pretty Words
04 Call Me Up (And I'll Come Calling On You)
05 Time Goes By
06 That's All Right
07 Maybelline
08 Pretty Mama
09 Tennessee Toddy
10 Long Tall Sally
11 Singing The Blues
12 I Can't Quit (I've Gonna Too Far)
13 Knee Deep In The Blues
14 The Same Two Lips
15 A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation)
16 Please Don't Blame Me
17 Teenage Dream
18 The Story Of My Life
19 Just Married
20 Stairway Of Love
21 She Was Only Seventeen (He Was One Year More)
22 Ain't I The Lucky One
23 The Hanging Tree
24 Cap And Gown
25 El Paso
26 Big Iron
27 Is There Any Chance
28 Five Brothers
29 Ballad Of The Alamo
30 Don't Worry
Robbins, Marty - El Paso (2-CD) CD 2
01 Pain And Misery
02 It Looks Like I'm Just In Your Way
03 This Broken Heart Of Mine
04 Mean Mama Blues
05 Mr Teardrop
06 Respectfully Miss Brooks
07 You Don't Owe Me A Thing
08 Long Gone Lonesome Blues
09 Grown Up Tears
10 Lovesick Blues
11 I Hang My Head And Cry
12 Moanin' The Blues
13 I'll Step Aside
14 All The World Is Lonely Now
15 Bouquet Of Roses
16 Sittin' In A Treehouse
17 Nothing But Sweet Lies
18 Oh How I Miss You (Since You Went Away)
19 Shackles And Chains
20 Then I Turned And Walked Slowly Away
21 Running Gun
22 Cool Water
23 Billy The Kid
24 The Master's Call
25 Saddle Tramp
26 Ride Cowboy Ride
27 San Angelo
28 Pfairie Fire
29 Streets Of Laredo
30 I've Got No Use For The Women