Digitally remastered collection of early recordings cut during the original Rockabilly years 1954-57 including tracks from rare singles and a 10 inch vinyl release. Beautiful artwork with rare memorabilia and extensive liner notes. Marty Robbins was a wildly popular and innovative Arizona-born Country singer and guitarist who dominated the Billboard Country charts for 30 years between 1953 and 1983, scoring such chart-topping hits as "Singing The Blues", "A White Sport Coat", "Don't Worry", "Devil Woman" and the epic "El Paso". Robbins even outdid in some ways even Johnny Cash, producing the acclaimed 'concept' albums of Gunfighter Ballads for which he is best remembered. Marty Robbins joined The Grand Ole Opry in 1953 and hosted his own TV show in the 1970s before dying prematurely in 1982 (aged 57). Rev-Ola. 2007.

Marty Robbins was a Wildly Popular and Innovative Arizona-born Country Singer and Guitarist who Dominated the Billboard Country Charts for 30 Years Between 1953 and 1983, Scoring Such Chart-topping Hits as "Singing the Blues", "a White Sport Coat", "Don't Worry", "Devil Woman" and the Epic "el Paso". Robbins Even Outdid in Some Ways Even Johnny Cash, Producing the Acclaimed 'concept' Albums of Gunfighter Ballads for which He is Best Remembered. This Compilation Concentrates on the Brief Period Between 1954 and 1957 When He Took on Elvis and the Early Rockabillies with Some Sparkling Country Rockers which Graced a Fistful of Cool Us Columbia 45s and an Iconic 10" LP. Includes Eight Bonus Tracks.