Marty Robbins – Gene Autry, My Hero
A SON’S HOMAGE TO AN UNFORGETTABLE COWBOY HERO In “Gene Autry, My Hero”, legendary singer and songwriter Marty Robbins channels the awe and nostalgia of a dispossessed childhood into a…
A SON’S HOMAGE TO AN UNFORGETTABLE COWBOY HERO In “Gene Autry, My Hero”, legendary singer and songwriter Marty Robbins channels the awe and nostalgia of a dispossessed childhood into a…
The restless hush of a wind that never pauses From the steep plains of 1960s country came “The Wind Goes”, a quiet, haunting whisper on Marty Robbins’s 1966 album The…
A Whispered Reminder That Love Needs Saying Out Loud The song “Have I Told You Lately That I Love You”, as sung by Marty Robbins, finds its home on the…
A final confession where devotion outlives pride, time, and even breath itself. When George Jones released He Stopped Loving Her Today in 1980, the song rose to Number One on…
A radiant journey into memory, wonder, and the quiet magic that lives in the heart of the American South When Glen Campbell released Southern Nights in 1977 as the title…
A lonely plea addressed to an inner sorrow — “Mister Teardrop” as the voice of hidden heartache From the very first breath, Mister Teardrop by Marty Robbins serves less as…
A Proclamation of Joy and Peace for a Weary World When Hark! The Herald Angels Sing unfolds under the voice of Marty Robbins, it becomes more than a carol. It…
A FAITHFUL BELIEF IN ROMANCE’S GENTLE RHYTHM When I Still Believe in Waltzes entered the world in May 1981 as the second single from Two’s a Party, performed by Conway…
A thunderous declaration of artistic soul beyond glam-pop spectacle In a move that startled fans and critics alike, Man With The Golden Arm — as interpreted by The Sweet —…
A quiet remembrance of a voice that once held the world still and continues to echo long after the final curtain of December 6 The memorial work IN MEMORY OF…