Vinyl Album - Marty Robbins - Gunfighter Ballads And Trail Songs - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Marty Robbins
Title:	Gunfighter Ballads And Trail Songs
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CL 1349
Date:	Sep 1959
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	19 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Marty Robbins	Big Iron	Robbins	7.0 Rate
A2	Marty Robbins	Cool Water	Nolan	7.0 Rate
A3	Marty Robbins	Billy The Kid		Rate
A4	Marty Robbins	A Hundred And Sixty Acres	Kapp	Rate
A5	Marty Robbins	They're Hanging Me Tonight	Low, Wolpert	Rate
A6	Marty Robbins	Strawberry Roan		Rate
B1	Marty Robbins	El Paso	Robbins	10.0 Rate
B2	Marty Robbins	In The Valley	Robbins	Rate
B3	Marty Robbins	The Master's Call	Robbins	Rate
B4	Marty Robbins	Running Gun	Tom Glaser, Tim Glaser	Rate
B5	Marty Robbins	Down In The Little Green Valley	Robison	Rate
B6	Marty Robbins	Utah Carol		Rate

Notes

Produced by Don Law
Peaked at #6 on the U.S. pop albums chart.

Also released in Stereo as CS 8158

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Comments and Reviews


W.B.lbl 23rd Feb 2019		It would seem, of the Bert-Co typeset, Hollywood-pressed 6-eyes o' this, {Images #1879315 & 1879316} would come sequentially before {Images #1392284 & 1392285}, no? Because the newer set used the earlier rim print before the 'T.M.' was struck therefrom. However, Bridgeport - which typeset {Images #537917 & 537918} - had the rim print as below from the git-go.



TheDroid 22nd Feb 2019		Added a fourth label variant pressed by Columbia, Hollywood, CA.



caseellerbroek 7th Jul 2017		Alternative 6-eye labels for this "must have" LP.



TheDroid 3rd May 2017		Added "2-eye design" label images pressed by Columbia, Santa Maria, CA.



Neil Forbes 25th Sep 2015		@RC, tell that key to get a "shift" on.... ha-ha!



Record Collector 25th Sep 2015		CBS there you go sorry forgot hit the shift key



Neil Forbes 25th Sep 2015		No, RC, the CBS on the label was always Upper-case letters.



Neil Forbes 25th Sep 2015		No, definitely not! Coronet was the earliest representation of CBS in the Australian market from the mid-1950s on 78rpm(red octagonal labels) until finally superseded by the CBS label we were familiar with from 1962 to 1973(tm in centre of label, adapted from British LP design), though earliest orange-label CBS product from 1962 was still using Coronet KS-prefixes until the BA-221000 series started in early 1963. LP issues on Coronet were red, initially with octagonal labels but from 1960 until the CBS label took over, were round labels. Catalogue prefixes were: Mono = KLP; Stereo = KLPS, and again, the Coronet prefixes carried over on the new label until 1963 when the BP(mono) and SBP(stereo) prefixes kicked in. For classical releases, a blue label and BR/SBR prefix was applied.



Record Collector 25th Sep 2015		Is that the earlier CBS special products label design ?



Neil Forbes 25th Sep 2015		Mono and stereo, this LP turned up in Australia probably a year later than its US release and was issued on the Coronet label, still using the octagonal design.



Bill Fick 31st Jul 2014		This is the only version to have. The full version of "El Paso" is on this. The stereo version of this LP has an edited version of the song. A cornerstone of any serious C&W music collection.



Vinyl Fan 31st Jul 2014		Added this LP, cover and label images fmc. A great album to listen to, both front and back sides.

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Linked Releases

Canada - Columbia - 1959 [Mono]

UK - Fontana - 1959

USA - Columbia - 1959 [Stereo]

UK - CBS - 1965 [Stereo]

Australia - CBS