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Video scenes shots:    Watch the video: Other videos by this author: Jessi Colter Sings 'I Thought I Heard You Call My Name.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 240 seconds I uploaded the Don Gibson version so I thought it only fair to put Jessi Colter's great version on as well. Related: country Marty Robbins and June Carter Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 234 seconds Comedy sketch with Marty and June from the mid 50's. June sings 'Music, Music, Music.' A young Floyd Cramer can also be seen in the background amongst the other musicians and crowd. Related: carter, june, marty, robbins Marty Robbins Lovesick Blues Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 185 seconds This song used to bring the house down at the Opry and it stayed at #1 in the country chart for a mammoth 16 weeks as well as reaching the #24 spot on the American Hot 100. Other artists apart from Marty to record it include Patsy Cline and Frank Ifield who reached the #1 spot in the UK with it in 1963. Related: blues, lovesick, marty, robbins Marty Robbins Singing Cool Water Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 163 seconds Bob Nolan's classic western song was part of Marty's repertoire for 30 odd years and his version along with Frankie Laine's remain the definitive ones. Related: country Marty Robbins Singing 'Adios Amigo.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 228 seconds Co-written by Bobby Vinton, this 1977 song went to number 4 in the Billboard Country chart. Hank Snow once called Marty 'the singer of sweet songs' and this is a perfect example of what he meant. Related: country Marty Robbins & Marty Robbins Jr. 'Big Mouthin' Around.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 195 seconds This was Marty Jr's first record, but it unfortuately failed to make any impression. Perhaps not the right song for him. Related: country Hawkshaw Hawkins sings 'Lonesome 77203.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 170 seconds This song stayed on the country charts for 25 weeks and was number 1 for 4 weeks. Hawkshaw was sadly to soon perish along with Patsy Cline, Cowboy Copas and Randy Hughes in a plane crash in Tennessee. A great song that sounds as good today, written by Justin Tubb. Related: country Marty Robbins Sings 'Don't Worry.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 208 seconds Marty had a number 3 hit in the American Hot 100 in 1961. He had previously had a number 1 and 2 with 'El Paso' and 'A White Sport Coat' respectively. Such diversity in musical styles by a single artist has probably never been seen since. He wrote all three as well. Related: country Marty Robbins Sings 'Red River Valley.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 337 seconds Many top singers have recorded this song including Jo Stafford, Slim Whitman and Jimmie Rodgers, but nobody does it better than Marty Robbins. Related: country Marty Robbins 'Letter Edged In Black' 'Convict &The Rose.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 357 seconds Just Marty and his guitar singing two old classic country songs. 'Letter Edged In Black' dates from 1897 and was written by Hetty Nevada. It wasn't recorded until 1925 by Vernon Dalhart who later influenced Marty Robbins and many more country singers. Other versions followed in time by Bradley Kinkaid, Hank Snow and Jim Reeves. Related: country Marty Robbins Sings Eddy Arnold Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 433 seconds Three of Eddy's hits from the 40's are given the once over by Marty Robbins. Related: country Marty Robbins Sings 'Born To Lose.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 286 seconds Written by Ted Daffan, this extremely sad ballad has been sung by many singers including Gene Pitney, Johnny Cash, Don Gibson, Ray Price and Ray Charles. Related: country Marty Robbins Jr 'No One Will Ever Know.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 181 seconds Marty's son Ronny was given the name Marty Robbins Jr and one album on Columbia Records around 1967. Following someone who had the one of the greatest voices that Country Music or Pop Music for that matter ever had, was always going to be difficult, but here he does a fine version of 'No One Will Ever Know.' Related: country Marty Robbins Sings 'No One Will Ever Know.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 142 seconds One of the all time great country ballads written by the great Fred Rose and Mel Foree. This is from Marty's 1962 album 'Portrait of Marty'and Marty sings it absolutely beautifully. Also recorded by Ronnie Milsap, Roy Orbison, Frank Ifield, Narvel Felts, Jimmie Rodgers, Hank Snow, Don Gibson and Marty Jr. amongst others. Related: country Marty Robbins Sings 'Jamaica Farewell.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 145 seconds A Harry Belafonte classic from the 50's which is sung superbly by Marty Robbins. Related: country Marty Robbins Sings 'Hank Williams.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 193 seconds Marty often did medleys of old country songs on his shows and here he sings two Hank Williams songs that he obviously liked, but never recorded. Related: country I Walk Alone By Marty Robbins Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 205 seconds A 1968 number 1 Country hit for Marty, which was once again an old Eddy Arnold song. It reached number 65 on the Billboard Hot 100. Marty plays piano on this track while Bill Pursell playyed the organ and Jerry Kennedy played the guitar lead. Related: country Connie Smith Sings 'How Great Thou Art.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 254 seconds One of the very best ever female singers of Country music. I can't think of a better version of this wonderful hymn. Related: country Marty Robbins Sings 'Mr Shorty.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 308 seconds Marty had a knack for writing the most clever western songs. His whole catalogue is filled with great self penned songs that will be played as long as people like to hear songs of the west. Related: country Marty Robbins Sings 'Wedding Bells.' Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 215 seconds This is an alternate version to the one originally on Marty's album 'Marty Robbins.' The song was of course, made famous by Hank Williams in 1949 with other versions the same year by Jimmy Wakeley and Margaret Whiting, Kenny Roberts and Jesse Rogers whom I've never heard of. Related: country Marty Robbins Sings The Shoe Goes On The Other Foot Tonight Posted by: tarquin45 Video duration: 133 seconds Great steel guitar playing by Bill Johnson, great song from Buddy Mize and the usual great performance by Marty. This went to number 3 in the Country charts and stayed in the chart for 18 weeks. Related: country   Search for a video theme of your choice. You like it? Share it!

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