Robbins,Marty El Paso: Marty Robbins Story CD

2012 two CD collection from the Country legend. The late Marty Robbins was one of the most successful and influential Country singers of the '50s, '60s and '70s and was the first mainstream C&W artist to effectively cross over to the Teen and R&R market. This unique compilation features 25 C&W hits and 15 Pop hits, including the million selling, "Singing the Blues", "A White Sports Coat", "Don't Worry" and "El Paso" which was the first Country song to win a Grammy. Also included are many collectors' rarities, B sides and album tracks, notably his R&R sides which are hard to find elsewhere on CD. Jasmine.

1. I'll Go on Alone 2. I Couldn't Keep from Crying 3. Pretty Words 4. Call Me Up (And I'll Come Calling on You) 5. Time Goes By 6. That's All Right 7. Maybelline 8. Pretty Mama 9. Tennessee Toddy 10. Long Tall Sally 11. Singing the Blues 12. I Can't Quit (I've Gone 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 31. Pain and Misery 32. It Looks Like I'm Just in Your Way 33. This Broken Heart of Mine 34. Mean Mama Blues 35. Mr Teardrop 36. Respectfully Miss Brooks 37. You Don't Owe Me a Thing 38. Long Gone Lonesome Blues 39. Grown Up Tears 40. Lovesick Blues 41. I Hang My Head and Cry 42. Moanin' the Blues 43. I'll Step Aside 44. All the World Is Lonely Now 45. Bouquet of Roses 46. Sittin' in a Treehouse 47. Nothing But Sweet Lies 48. Oh How I Miss You (Since You Went Away) 49. Shackles and Chains 50. Then I Turned and Walked Slowly Away 51. Running Gun 52. Cool Water 53. Billy the Kid 54. The Master's Call 55. Saddle Tramp 56. Ride Cowboy Ride 57. San Angelo 58. Prairie Fire 59. Streets of Laredo 60. I've Got No Use for the Women