We've sold a ton of Marty's legendary 1959 concept album about the Old West on expensive import, but now it's out domestically with the rare B-sides "The Hanging Tree," "Saddle Tramp" and the long... more

The incredible thing about Marty is all of the hits he had in so many genres of music! This 20-track collection explores his pop, rock, country hits and more.

Marty runs the gamut of styles—as he always did—on this terrific retrospective, featuring 15 #1 country hits! Includes "Singing the Blues," "Don't Worry," "Devil Woman," "El Paso," "A White Sport... more

For more than 30 years, Marty Robbins was never out of the charts, with incredible string of hits that only ended with his untimely passing in 1982. Here's the best single disc collection around of... more

On tour with Elvis in '55, Marty Robbins saw the future—and it rocked! Here are the rockabilly and rockin' country songs he went on to record (including his complete rare 1956 LP Rock 'n' Roll... more

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Fans and artists on both sides of the country/pop divide fell under the spell of Marty and these early recordings. This two-and-a-half-hour set combines his first country hits—"I'll Go On Alone," "I... more

These 40 MCA and Columbia classics include 15 #1s: "Singing the Blues," "Don't Worry," "Devil Woman," "El Paso," "A White Sport Coat (and a Pink Carnation)," "I'll Go Alone," "The Story of My Life,"... more

This story is actually half of Marty's life, covering the first fraction of his career. Includes I'll Go on Alone; Ribbon of Darkness; Singing the Blues; El Paso; Devil Woman and more.

This country legend was at the height of his pop stardom on these early-to-mid '60s LPs. Among the 24 tracks on this twofer: A Little Sentimental; I'll Be All Right; Turn the Lights Down Low, and... more

This 5-CD set contains his complete early recordings, 125-plus tracks that include hits like "I'll Go On Alone," "That's All Right," "Singing the Blues" and "I Can't Quit" along with a complete... more

Island-flavored recordings by the ever-versatile Marty Robbins, including the complete "Hawaii's Calling Me" album of 1963 that did for Hawaiian music what Paul Simon's "Graceland" did for South... more