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Experience the smooth vocals, timeless ballads, and classic Western flair of Country Music Hall of Famer Marty Robbins on his 1973 self-titled budget compilation. Released on Pickwick Records (SPC-3742 by arrangement with Columbia Records), this original 12″ stereo vinyl LP features iconic early hits and fan favorites.
Step into the classic sound of 1950s and 1960s country music with this self-titled collection by legendary singer-songwriter Marty Robbins. Released in 1973 on Pickwick Records (SPC-3742), this compilation gathers essential early Columbia Records tracks that highlights Robbins’s versatile vocal range—spanning traditional country, pop ballads, and Latin-influenced Western rhythms.
Pressed on 12-inch 33 RPM stereo vinyl, this release captures Robbins’s crystalline tenor vocals backed by acoustic rhythm guitars, gentle steel, and vintage studio arrangements. Featuring memorable tracks like “Singing The Blues” and “Just Married,” this analog pressing delivers a nostalgic dose of mid-century Nashville craftsmanship.
Tracklist Highlights:
Side 1: Singing The Blues, Just Married, Knee Deep In the Blues, Stairway Of Love, She Was Young And She Was Pretty
Side 2: Is It Wrong (For Loving You), The Story Of My Life, I’ll Go On Alone, That’s All Right
Housed in its original vintage Pickwick picture sleeve featuring portrait artwork, this LP is a great addition for Marty Robbins collectors, traditional country archivists, and vintage vinyl enthusiasts.
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