The Essential Marty Robbins

Artist	Marty Robbins
Format	CD
Genre	Country
Label Name	Columbia
Producer	Mitch Miller, Walter Haynes, Bob Johnston, Frank Jones, Don Law, Bob Montgomery, Billy Sherrill, Snuff Garrett
Release Date	2005 06 28
Song List	1: I'll Go on Alone (2:41) 2: I Couldn't Keep from Crying (2:47) 3: That's All Right (2:35) 4: I Can't Quit (I've Gone Too Far) (2:26) 5: Singing the Blues (2:27) 6: Mister Teardrop (2:48) 7: Knee Deep in the Blues (2:10) 8: A White Sport Coat (And a Pink Carnation) (2:30) 9: The Story of My Life (2:34) 10: She Was Only Seventeen (He Was One Year More) (2:23) 11: Just Married (2:08) 12: Stairway of Love (2:10) 13: Ain't I the Lucky One (2:16) 14: The Hanging Tree (2:52) 15: El Paso (4:40) 16: Big Iron (3:58) 17: Ballad of the Alamo (3:41) 18: Don't Worry (3:16) 19: Devil Woman (2:54) 20: Ruby Ann (1:59) 21: Cigarettes and Coffee Blues (2:44) 22: Begging to You (2:29) 23: Ribbon of Darkness (2:32) 24: The Cowboy in the Continental Suit (2:56) 25: Faleena (From El Paso) (8:19) 26: Tonight Carmen (2:46) 27: The Shoe Goes on the Other Foot Tonight (2:02) 28: I Walk Alone (3:19) 29: You Gave Me a Mountain (4:05) 30: My Woman, My Woman, My Wife (3:33) 31: This Much a Man (2:58) 32: Walking Piece of Heaven (3:06) 33: Love Me (4:21) 34: El Paso City (4:17) 35: Among My Souvenirs (2:35) 36: I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) (2:25) 37: Don't Let Me Touch You (2:51) 38: Return to Me (2:55) 39: Some Memories Just Won't Die (3:21) 40: Honkytonk Man (2:47)
Style.Categories	Nashville Sound/Countrypolitan, Honky Tonk, Pop, Rockabilly, Western Swing, Country-Pop, Cowboy, Traditional Country, Rock & Roll

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Sony's Essential Marty Robbins highlights 40 remastered tracks recorded during the singer's lengthy tenure with Columbia, following the major paths Robbins' 30-year-career took. Starting with his first number one country single, "I'll Go On Alone," in 1952 and the crossover pop collaborations of the era with Mitch Miller and the Ray Conniff Orchestra, the package wraps up with his final Top Ten country single from 1982, "Honkytonk Man." Ample space is given to the much revered gunfighter ballads of the early '60s and several Billy Sherrill-produced singles in the mid-'70s. While these discs contain a wealth of Robbins material from which to choose, Essential only hints at the singer's ability to easily grasp and interpret varied stylistic genres of music. With that in mind, Sony's 1991 Essential Marty Robbins: 1951-1982 is still the recommended set as it features an extra ten tracks. ~ Al Campbell, All Music Guide