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Artist:Marty Robbins
Title:More Greatest Hits
Label:  Columbia
Country:USA
Catalogue:CS 8435 / PC 8435
Date:Apr 1961
Format:Stereo LP (also Mono LP)
Genre:Country
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Community: 9 Own
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
A1Marty RobbinsEl PasoM. RobbinsRate
A2Marty RobbinsLike All The Other TimesL. Emerson, J. GlaserRate
A3Marty RobbinsIs There Any ChanceM. RobbinsRate
A4Marty RobbinsRide, Cowboy RideL. EmersonRate
A5Marty RobbinsA Time And A Place For EverythingB. JoyRate
A6Marty RobbinsRed River ValleyRate
B1Marty RobbinsDon't WorryM. RobbinsRate
B2Marty RobbinsStreets Of LaredoRate
B3Marty RobbinsSaddle TrampM. RobbinsRate
B4Marty RobbinsBallad Of The AlamoP. F. Webster, D. TiomkinRate
B5Marty RobbinsI Told My HeartM. RobbinsRate
B6Marty RobbinsBig IronM. RobbinsRate


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George Slv
5th Jan 2017
 Review
This album was a mixed bag. One of those where you question what the record executives sitting in plush chairs were thinking. I mean some giant hits and some questionable filler.
They omitted Five Brothers, which was one of his most exciting singles in 1960 and charted, but included the lame flip side Ride Cowboy Ride which was nothing. Five Brothers just must have been too strong for their minds.
I do recall hearing Streets Of Laredo on the radio in Canada and possibly Red River Valley, but find no record of singles issued. I don't understand what happened there.
Others here were flip sides and were good, altho Saddle Tramp is lame.
At least the title is not "12 Million Sellers".
After this Marty had Vol.3 and Vol.4 Hits albums, and they also were scattered in their choices. You had to seek out Volume 3 to get the classic Devil Woman.
So the hits on here were A1, A3, B1, B4, B6. El Paso really started a new phase in Marty's career, so the division between Vol.1 and this one is significant.

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W.B.lbl ●
21st Oct 2015
 {Images #865688 & 865689} would have been the eighth label variation; after the original 1955-62 "six-eye" label, there were six permutations of the "two-eye" label used by Columbia between 1962 and 1970. (Pressings made prior to late 1966 would have had "NONBREAKABLE" right below the cat. #.)
 

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USA - Columbia - 1961 [Mono]

Canada - Columbia - 1961 [Mono]

UK - CBS - 1966 [Stereo]


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