Marty Robbins – Not So Long Ago
A BITTER SWEET RECKONING WITH YOUTH AND LOVE Not So Long Ago — a plaintive goodbye to innocence lost and love forsaken. In 1963, Marty Robbins released “Not So Long…
A BITTER SWEET RECKONING WITH YOUTH AND LOVE Not So Long Ago — a plaintive goodbye to innocence lost and love forsaken. In 1963, Marty Robbins released “Not So Long…
A LONELY VOYAGE BACK TO THE ISLAND WHERE LOVE WAITED In 1964 the American country‑western troubadour Marty Robbins released Native Girl on his album Island Woman, offering a tender, wistful…
A HUMBLE CRADLE FOR A CELESTIAL GIFT When you first hear Little Stranger (In a Manger) by Marty Robbins, you enter a quiet stable where hope whispers in soft lullabies…
A final whisper of love and longing under a pale southern moon When Final Touches appeared in 1993, it arrived as the last studio album from country legend Conway Twitty.…
A Silent Plea for Love and Belonging When Love Me by Marty Robbins begins, it is not a cowboy tale or a western ballad—it is a bare-hearted confession carved from…
A quiet benediction carried from one songwriter’s heart into another’s voice In the early years of the 1970s, James Taylor’s composition You Can Close Your Eyes first appeared on the…
A quiet hymn of innocence and sorrow carried across centuries into the gentle hands of a modern voice When John Denver recorded Coventry Carol for his 1990 holiday album Christmas…
A sly spark of youthful rebellion captured in one of Roy Orbison’s most spirited early recordings In the expanding constellation of early American rock and roll, few artifacts feel as…
A quiet return to the heart’s deepest territory, sung with the unmistakable gravity of a voice that understood longing in all its forms. In the early years of the Monument…
A sunstruck dream of escape and reckoning shaped into one of Sweet’s most evocative album moments. When Sweet released California Nights on their 1977 studio record Off the Record, the…