Like Baby Boomers everywhere, we’d heard “A White Sport Coat (and a Pink Carnation)” since Marty sang it to No. 2 on Billboard charts in April 1957, but his June ...

I've attended several concerts where performers talked too ... Willie Nelson, and Marty Robbins. Marty Haggard sharing stories of country music legends One of the stories involved Robbins and ...

Marshall Hail interviews singer-songwriter Marty Robbins, in town for two shows at Liberty Hall. The Chamber of Commerce hosted a luncheon for Robbins, whose song "El Paso" had sold 3½ million ...

Marty Robbins, and given him his first guitar when he was only three. As a young boy, he met bluegrass icon Bill Monroe, signing autographs after a concert. And he gave me his mandolin pick.

(Robbins delivered the Carter Family classic “I’m Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes.”) Coincidentally, in the late Sixties, Smith met 11-year-old superfan Marty Stuart at a concert in his ...

When Marty Robbins and his backing band entered their Nashville studio session on an unexpecting day in 1960, they likely weren’t expecting to run into any major recording hiccups—at the very ...

Ronny Robbins was in Glendale for the dedication of a stretch of Glendale Avenue renamed in honor of his father, famed native son Marty Robbins. The celebration took place Sept. 26 on what would ...

Country western balladeer Marty Robbins—armed with a crystalline croon and a holster full of cowboy narratives—sang of gunslingers and outlaws roaming the trails. In his stunning writing style ...