Marty Robbins: Gunfighter Ballads & Trail Songs - Limited 180-Gram Clear Vinyl with Bonus Tracks
Limited 180-gram clear vinyl with bonus tracks. The great (though half-forgotten) Marty Robbins was country music's renaissance man. Robbins was adept at singing edged rock & roll, while his voice could also take on a confessional and dramatic tone which he used to perform traditional country, or western songs. He had a way of extending the latter genre's melodic beauty and lyricism without ever seeming repetitive.
This album was groundbreaking, a concept album in a genre that never had many of those, and a blending of all of Texas' music into one unified sound.
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Marty Robbins: Gunfighter Ballads & Trail Songs - Limited 180-Gram Clear Vinyl with Bonus Tracks
Marty Robbins: Gunfighter Ballads & Trail Songs - Limited 180-Gram Clear Vinyl with Bonus Tracks
Limited 180-gram clear vinyl with bonus tracks. The great (though half-forgotten) Marty Robbins was country music's renaissance man. Robbins was adept at singing edged rock & roll, while his voice could also take on a confessional and dramatic tone which he used to perform traditional country, or western songs. He had a way of extending the latter genre's melodic beauty and lyricism without ever seeming repetitive.
This album was groundbreaking, a concept album in a genre that never had many of those, and a blending of all of Texas' music into one unified sound.
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Limited 180-gram clear vinyl with bonus tracks. The great (though half-forgotten) Marty Robbins was country music's renaissance man. Robbins was adept at singing edged rock & roll, while his voice could also take on a confessional and dramatic tone which he used to perform traditional country, or western songs. He had a way of extending the latter genre's melodic beauty and lyricism without ever seeming repetitive.
This album was groundbreaking, a concept album in a genre that never had many of those, and a blending of all of Texas' music into one unified sound.
