My dad was in The United States Navy with Marty Robbins I was named after him my dad actually asked Marty if he be honored to be my Godfather that he did. When Marty Robbins passed away my dad did Mr. Robbins his service
The first song I remember hearing was A White Sport Coat, I was traveling with my parents from our ranch in Oklahoma to Idaho or Washington and they played that song over and over, I was five .
I remember all his songs; El Paso, of course, North To Alaska, Sink the Bismark, and The Battle of New Orleans. I was, what, 8-9 yrs old when they came out. He pretty much owned radio for a few years.
My parents were married 71 years and along with me on car trips together we loved listening to Marty. His songs really make me think about those good times with mom and dad. RIP M.R.
Gladys I'm 72 lived in Coventry England all my life have never knew a person who has heard the song but me ignorant deaf people love and respect to you xxx
When I'm elected God, I will ban auto tune. It has ruined music. It would be very humorous to hear today's music "stars" without auto tune. I'd love to hear Taylor Swift, Adele and Justin Bieber singing A cappella. They would sound like screeching horny cats. And let's not even get into lip-syncing. (Milli Vanilli anyone?). Musicians now even admit to that for "technical" reasons. Pathetic.
I heard Him for the first time in 1980 (It was "El Paso" - then in communist Poland!) and he remains in my heart to this day - as a fantastic showman and a great country music performer! It's a pity that he delighted us with his great talent for such a short time! ...
My Dad and I always listened to Marty Robbins whenever we drove to hockey tournaments together. Some of the greatest memories of my life. How I long for those days! RIP Dad and Marty.
I love nostalgia. Today's zeitgeist sucks. But I would draw the line at having to listen to music on terrible sound systems. I think you remember and loved your youth more than your schools sound system.
The friendship between Marty and Bobby is a beautiful thing, how they kept in tune while winding each other up is amazing. Real musicians. Would love to have been there to witness this great performance. 10/10.
as a 8 yr old in 1969, i remember my dad taking me on long haul trucking trips. he always played this song. i also remember him saying...this song is dedicated to your mom.
There are only 3 singer's I have really loved for over 40 years. Marty, Elvis, & Brenda lee. I was lucky enough to see Marty in 1981 & will always hold the memory.
I'm not particularly a country music fan, but what about Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn? I would mention Joni Mitchell and Linda Ronstadt and some others, but we all tend to love the music of our youth.
I grew up listening to Marty he has a distinct voice that will never be duplicated he still is the King of ballads of the old west and I love his music….it makes you feel like you’re right there in the action !
As always..Pure Marty Robbins. I can't help but wonder how anyone working with him could ever keep a straight face. He had a personality about him unmatched by anyone else. He was the genuine article. I don't ever remember seeing or hearing of him being crass or crude. He loved life and lived it to the fullest. Gone way to soon, but what a legacy he left us all.
Marty Robbins, Sonny James and Jim Reeves and so many others. That was country music worth listening to. Takes me back to my brother and mom playing and singing their songs.
Sono Siciliano, nel 1965 emigrai in Germania,,, (,,, nel SAARLAND,,,,),,,, da li' ricevevo le Onde DELL'AFN - RADIO della base Americana di Keiserslautern. Ogni giorno alle Ore 14 mi sentivo per un'ora American Country Music. Cosi' in me' e' nato un'amore perpetua per la Country Music. MARTY ROBIN'S era il capolista, con EL PASO, DEWIL WOMAN, THE RODEO QUINN ecc ecc. Erano gli Anni 65,, 66,,,,,, inclusive gli Anni 70. Poi Anni dopo L'antenna e stata tolta. Forse a causa della morte che colpito quel leggendario Cronista che mandava la Country Music. Mando all'aldila un carissimo saluto a Marty Robins💐 che giacessi in pace. Grazie di tutto cuore. MARTY,,,,,,, dalla Germania. 🎼🎵🎶🎸♥️👏👍🙋♂️
I love this song. Back in the day we had no cellphones. We had cb radios in our cars. I worked for Answer Angelo. We were super busy. My cb handle was "Devil Woman!"
When mountains fall into the sea And sun and moon stand still When God no longer hears our plea Do you know where you will be When trees shake violently in the wind Leaving no clear place No life left on ground or wing Will you see CHRIST'S sweet face The dead and living saints will hear The very voice of GOD They had the strength to persevere Thru SORROW they found LOVE These are they who kept the WORD Thru the bitter and the sweet To receive their rich reward Do you know where you will be
Unfortunately this great singer left us far too young ~ he has been my favourite country singer for a very long time and still is ~ R.I.P. Marty....Odette Langford. Sydney ~ Australia.
So good. Brought tears toy eyes because Marty Robbins songs bring me back to my childhood and also a time that my father was alive. One of his favorites and also mine. I played all off my dad's records. He quite a collection of country and western singers.
This is the first time I have seen Marty Robbins on film. He was part of my youth and I caught up later too. A truly lyrical melodious singer who went too soon.
The same man all over the Gunfighter Ballads album. When I was coming up, if you couldn't make a decent job of the EL Paso intro then you couldn't play.
Pretty sure that is Lee Emerson playing guitar on this show. He worked and toured with Marty for many years. He was later killed in 1978 by Barry Sadler in Nashville, and yes it's that Barry Sadler.
Love Marty Robbins style and velvet voice. But I'd be remiss to not mention Grady Martin on lead guitar. Incredible talent whose beautiful guitar playing can be heard on many of Marty's recordings.
MARTY ROBBINS was a Funny Singer who liked to make people laughed😂 . This video also made me to laugh😂 at that part when he said to his friends, "That was good!". Thanks to the uploader of this video. This video is really good! MARTY ROBBINS, WILL ALWAYS BE THE BESTEST OF THE BEST!!
My name is Sandra cross and my father played 12 string steel guitar in a show with Marty Robins in Saginaw Michigan I was around 10 yes old I fell in love with Marty Robins check my dad out Bus Butler did first mule train and you might love his dobro and playing shows with Chubby Wise
And that is what great music sounds like..Fifties/ Sixties /seventies/and even some of the Eighties music is the best i have ever listen to.Nothing like that nowadays..
Just rewatched this. Can't help but compare it to a xmas special I watched last night, featuring mostly young singers. As good as they were it just seemed they were trying too hard. Just looking at Marty here, he and his backup singers knowing exactly how far back from the mike they need to be, all the instruments in balance with each other, their job to push Robbins' one-of-a-kind voice to the forefront with no embellishments, I now know what "letting the song come to you" means.
it was called talent. they really poured out their spirit when singing, and they sang from the heart, the people today are just putting on a show, trying to get noticed.
Marty was named country male country artist of the decade of the 60’s . Best ballad voice l ever heard.
My dad was in The United States Navy with Marty Robbins I was named after him my dad actually asked Marty if he be honored to be my Godfather that he did. When Marty Robbins passed away my dad did Mr. Robbins his service
That's amazing
The first song I remember hearing was A White Sport Coat, I was traveling with my parents from our ranch in Oklahoma to Idaho or Washington and they played that song over and over, I was five .
I remember all his songs; El Paso, of course, North To Alaska, Sink the Bismark, and The Battle of New Orleans. I was, what, 8-9 yrs old when they came out. He pretty much owned radio for a few years.
@@douglasbaker9589 you sure youre not getting confused with Johnny Horton?
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My parents were married 71 years and along with me on car trips together we loved listening to Marty. His songs really make me think about those good times with mom and dad. RIP M.R.
71 years? Wow, very cool!!
The only singer that stole heart for most of my life....I'm almost 90 and still absolutely love Marty's way of singing.
Me too Gladys and Turned 75 last October of 2021.
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Hope u are OK love and respect from coventry xx
I wanna you be when I grow up lol. I’m 40 and I love westerns and Marty’s music.
Gladys I'm 72 lived in Coventry England all my life have never knew a person who has heard the song but me ignorant deaf people love and respect to you xxx
The only professional singer to ever win a nascar race. A real rebel.
He never won a race but he did save a racers life by choosing to crash into a wall instead of crashing into him.
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you forgot about Kyle Petty
Wish I could've driven in a NASCAR race. Be one heck of a bucket list, sigh.
Wow ❤️🇮🇪
That micro yodel..
Amazing
Live and no auto tunes in 1969. Great singer and voice.
Song is fron early 60s, 1962
Pure talent.
When I'm elected God, I will ban auto tune. It has ruined music. It would be very humorous to hear today's music "stars" without auto tune. I'd love to hear Taylor Swift, Adele and Justin Bieber singing A cappella. They would sound like screeching horny cats. And let's not even get into lip-syncing. (Milli Vanilli anyone?). Musicians now even admit to that for "technical" reasons. Pathetic.
his real voice, guitar and band.
Great song and great singer
I heard Him for the first time in 1980 (It was "El Paso" - then in communist Poland!) and he remains in my heart to this day -
as a fantastic showman and a great country music performer!
It's a pity that he delighted us with his great talent for such a short time! ...
Amazing to hear that
Marty Robbins reminds me of my dad. We lived on a ranch when I was a kid. Dad would play Marty Robbins on our stereo.
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I was just a kid in the 1960's. My dad bought Marty Robins Album. He played it almost every weekend. Brings back memories. Thanks.
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There are no words to describe Marty Robbins and the emotion he put into his music. It is such a treat to be able to watch this performance.
His voice is like butter. Devil woman let go of me.
My Dad and I always listened to Marty Robbins whenever we drove to hockey tournaments together. Some of the greatest memories of my life. How I long for those days! RIP Dad and Marty.
It's difficult to explain how fine a vocalist & performer Marty was....!!!
I was a teenager when I first heard this song 🎧 by Marty Robbins.Now I’m 70+
His voice gives me chills. incredible singer.
Chills Ray?
up there with Elvis with the voice and ability to sing any kind of song!
@@musicfanhawk4523 Almost. I love Marty Robbins. But nobody comes close to Elvis.
exactly@@dandiehm8414
To this day still one of the greatest, most beautiful voices of all time.
Karen Lovett ❤️💝
fascinating in this day and age there doesn't seem to be a way to improve on the old school sound system. Love it, sounds warm and spontaneous.
It gives more of an authentic sound than the modern day sound systems.
I love nostalgia. Today's zeitgeist sucks. But I would draw the line at having to listen to music on terrible sound systems. I think you remember and loved your youth more than your schools sound system.
"that's good" said Marty to the backup singers. What a gentleman!
The friendship between Marty and Bobby is a beautiful thing, how they kept in tune while winding each other up is amazing. Real musicians.
Would love to have been there to witness this great performance. 10/10.
Marty Robbins song is like a cool glass of water for when you hear it repeatedly it’s refreshing and very sensational.
I love how Marty says “that was good”. No Marty, that was excellent.
Forget the great performance, it takes a real man to wear a green pirate shirt!
"But I don't want to be a pirate !"
Let's see yours then 😁 hahaha
That's hilarious!😁
i want that shirt i will ware it i like it serieusly
as a 8 yr old in 1969, i remember my dad taking me on long haul trucking trips. he always played this song. i also remember him saying...this song is dedicated to your mom.
Did he pump some other chick? Can’t see why it would be dedicated to your mom otherwise.
One of the best singers, in any kind of music--and also an extraordinarily talented songwriter. RIP, Marty.😔⛪
Marty Robbins and Karen Carpenter both leagues of their own. Gifts from God for all of us.
I wish they would make a movie about his life. I would think it would win an oscar.
WOW...EVEN BETTER THAN THE STUDIO VERSION OF THE SONG...SIMPLY SPECTACULAR!
There are only 3 singer's I have really loved for over 40 years. Marty, Elvis, & Brenda lee. I was lucky enough to see Marty in 1981 & will always hold the memory.
I'm not particularly a country music fan, but what about Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn? I would mention Joni Mitchell and Linda Ronstadt and some others, but we all tend to love the music of our youth.
Instant recognition of the fine job by his backup singers. What a talent and class act.
I grew up listening to Marty he has a distinct voice that will never be duplicated he still is the King of ballads of the old west and I love his music….it makes you feel like you’re right there in the action !
As always..Pure Marty Robbins. I can't help but wonder how anyone working with him could ever keep a straight face. He had a personality about him unmatched by anyone else. He was the genuine article. I don't ever remember seeing or hearing of him being crass or crude. He loved life and lived it to the fullest. Gone way to soon, but what a legacy he left us all.
Hehehe... Marty Robbins really was a funny singer. He loved to make people laugh and happy. He made me happy too.👏👏
I love those harmonies. And the friendship shared.
who were the other guys?
@@takoma5 Don Winters and Bobby Sykes
Marty Robbins, Sonny James and Jim Reeves and so many others. That was country music worth listening to. Takes me back to my brother and mom playing and singing their songs.
Sono Siciliano, nel 1965 emigrai in Germania,,, (,,, nel SAARLAND,,,,),,,, da li' ricevevo le Onde DELL'AFN - RADIO della base Americana di Keiserslautern. Ogni giorno alle Ore 14 mi sentivo per un'ora American Country Music. Cosi' in me' e' nato un'amore perpetua per la Country Music. MARTY ROBIN'S era il capolista, con EL PASO, DEWIL WOMAN, THE RODEO QUINN ecc ecc. Erano gli Anni 65,, 66,,,,,, inclusive gli Anni 70. Poi Anni dopo L'antenna e stata tolta. Forse a causa della morte che colpito quel leggendario Cronista che mandava la Country Music. Mando all'aldila un carissimo saluto a Marty Robins💐 che giacessi in pace. Grazie di tutto cuore. MARTY,,,,,,, dalla Germania. 🎼🎵🎶🎸♥️👏👍🙋♂️
I can't believe the clarity from the microphones of this time when everyone is at least a foot from it. Wow
This was one of my late parents’ all time favorite songs .
I always remember them whenever I hear this song .
i got to meet him in 1974, he sang in my aunt's chrch in the tri cities, wa.....what a fine voice. love the guy.
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A legend of a singer was raised listening to his music rip marty but true legends never die just like you ❤️
The one and only Marty, backed up by two other excellent singers.
This is very comforting music there was a time when there was no electric or running water, makes me feel nostalgic.
He was a great singer. His reaction when the two backup singers move in next to him is hilarious.
I love this song. Back in the day we had no cellphones. We had cb radios in our cars. I worked for Answer Angelo. We were super busy. My cb handle was "Devil Woman!"
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Beautiful song😊
When mountains fall into the sea
And sun and moon stand still
When God no longer hears our plea
Do you know where you will be
When trees shake violently in the wind Leaving no clear place
No life left on ground or wing
Will you see CHRIST'S sweet face
The dead and living saints will hear The very voice of GOD
They had the strength to persevere Thru SORROW they found LOVE
These are they who kept the WORD
Thru the bitter and the sweet
To receive their rich reward
Do you know where you will be
Unfortunately this great singer left us far too young ~ he has been my favourite country singer for a very long time and still is ~ R.I.P. Marty....Odette Langford. Sydney ~ Australia.
Perth-Australia right behind ya mate
So good. Brought tears toy eyes because Marty Robbins songs bring me back to my childhood and also a time that my father was alive. One of his favorites and also mine. I played all off my dad's records. He quite a collection of country and western singers.
This is the first time I have seen Marty Robbins on film. He was part of my youth
and I caught up later too. A truly lyrical melodious singer who went too soon.
There's a few good videos of Marty singing with Merle Haggard, George Jones and buck Owens to name a few. Good stuff
Great! Takes me so many years ago since I fell in love with country music. Compliments from a fan in Karachi, Pakistan.
That's gotta be the incredible Grady Martin on lead guitar. what an underappreciated talent he was.
The same man all over the Gunfighter Ballads album. When I was coming up, if you couldn't make a decent job of the EL Paso intro then you couldn't play.
I can't see Grady too well, but the sound of that Spanish Guitar is only and obviously Grady Martin.
Pretty sure that is Lee Emerson playing guitar on this show. He worked and toured with Marty for many years. He was later killed in 1978 by Barry Sadler in Nashville, and yes it's that Barry Sadler.
@@JClaus1221 I'm still surprised and curious to why he was only sentenced 30 days.
GOD---That voice is so,so BLOODY BRILLIANT.
From a mad keen 76yo Aussie fan.
2:11 that was good!
...when Marty makes the eye contact stare 'down the beach I see..' is hilarious. ha ha
„that was good“ ... „😏“
Marty Robbins a great performer!!!!!!!!
What a magnificent musician my Dad loved this man God I miss you Dad so much
What a beautiful voice he had!
Gosh what wonderful and talented artists we had back in the day. Their music will live on for a very long time.
I love his "Cowboy" music. San Angelo is in one of his songs, El Paso. Our Visitors Chamber is dedicated to him.
His band and especially his guitarist are amazing, and I believe they were with him till the end.
Bet they never realized it would be such a great and enduring song, when they sang it all those years ago.
But I love El Paso best ‼️‼️👍👍👍💕💕
@j.s5937 Fine 👍🙄💯🤬
@j.s5937 what does one have to do with the other ❓
I like emojis, their purpose is to show emotions ‼️😁
I am from the UK is that ok??
One multi talented man. A real voice.
Love Marty Robbins style and velvet voice. But I'd be remiss to not mention Grady Martin on lead guitar. Incredible talent whose beautiful guitar playing can be heard on many of Marty's recordings.
Exactly!
One of the best, bar none. And still, one of my favorites, to this day.
Gotta love Marty Robbins. Wish there were more like him today.
I like the interaction between Marty and his backup singers.
Sorry, I got nostalgic tears in my eyes...Marty was that good.
His tone was mesmerising, & how good looking he was, ❤️
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MARTY ROBBINS was a Funny Singer who liked to make people laughed😂 . This video also made me to laugh😂 at that part when he said to his friends, "That was good!". Thanks to the uploader of this video. This video is really good! MARTY ROBBINS, WILL ALWAYS BE THE BESTEST OF THE BEST!!
One of the very best, just listen to that voice, out in front of the music, owning what he does.
Remembering Marty on what would have been his 90th Birthday today. 09-26-1925 - 12-08-1982
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Thank you. He was gone too soon. Miss him so much.
Marty Robbins has been my best since the 1960's I still love you, RIP
My name is Sandra cross and my father played 12 string steel guitar in a show with Marty Robins in Saginaw Michigan I was around 10 yes old I fell in love with Marty Robins check my dad out Bus Butler did first mule train and you might love his dobro and playing shows with Chubby Wise
Great memories.
What a compliment to Mr. Robbins. Always loved his songs.
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And that is what great music sounds like..Fifties/ Sixties /seventies/and even some of the Eighties music is the best i have ever listen to.Nothing like that nowadays..
This is really a good sound..imagine the sound system..so clear and vivid..
I can't stop listening to it.
Just rewatched this. Can't help but compare it to a xmas special I watched last night, featuring mostly young singers. As good as they were it just seemed they were trying too hard. Just looking at Marty here, he and his backup singers knowing exactly how far back from the mike they need to be, all the instruments in balance with each other, their job to push Robbins' one-of-a-kind voice to the forefront with no embellishments, I now know what "letting the song come to you" means.
A heartfelt memory of a wonderful time in my youth.
Marty born ten years before me but we remember him by singing his songs. Just as relevant today.
Can anybody explain why old plain sound system far better than the shit and craps we have today?
Those guys had musicianship in terms of dynamics and instead of a “fix in the mix” reliance on an engineer.
it was called talent. they really poured out their spirit when singing, and they sang from the heart, the people today are just putting on a show, trying to get noticed.
Yep clowns becoming millionaires by putting in gold teeth, tattooing their face, mumble rapping and using auto tune
What a great song so well sung. Good old Country and Western
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My dad loved so many country singers. And he is one of manyy
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This is Marvellous I dont think music gets much better than this .
I've never heard this song before, I'm glad I have, his voice is so nice and they sounded amazing 😊
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A great song by my favourite country singer and I’m not even a country fan.
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A natural legend what a voice
The best. Never old
Thanks Marty. Remembered and appreciated. England, 2023.
Country Western excellence Marty the epitome of country bravo 👏
Outstanding singer....
OMG im only 9yrs old this song now im 69 yrs o.
My favorite voice in the world
My father's drinking music. Miss him so much. Now it's mine.
…..Excellent live sound…..Thank you.
Extraordinary talent...singer, player, writer...trifecta of perfection
Marty was the best what a voice ❤
When it comes to country music - the big three (I think) Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, and Marty Robbins
Love this guy... My father listened to him all the time.
Fantastic performance by all.
Last of the western singers he was awesome!
Marty Robbins, always and forever!!!!❤👌🏻
Once again you showed the very best never be another Marty
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