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Step into the dusty trails and dramatic folklore of the American West with More Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs by iconic singer-songwriter Marty Robbins. Released in 1960 on Columbia Records (CS 8272) as the direct sequel to his groundbreaking Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs, this album solidifies Robbins as the premier story-song master of Western music.
Pressed on 12-inch 33 RPM stereo vinyl, this release captures Robbins’s crystalline tenor vocals backed by acoustic rhythm guitars, intricate Spanish-style lead picking, and warm backing vocal harmonies from The Jordanaires. Recorded in Nashville, the analog production brings timeless tales of outlaws, cowboys, and frontier romance to life with vibrant high-fidelity stereo warmth.
Tracklist:
Side 1: San Angelo, Prairie Fire, Streets of Laredo, Song of the Bandit, I’ve Got No Use for the Women, Five Brothers
Side 2: Little Joe the Wrangler, Ride Cowboy Ride, Tie Me to Your Apron Strings Again, The Cowboy in the Continental Suit, Old Red, Billy Venero
Housed in its original vintage Columbia picture sleeve featuring classic Western cover artwork, this LP is an essential centerpiece for Marty Robbins collectors, Western heritage archivists, and vintage vinyl enthusiasts.
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