No. 1 Cowboy Marty Robbins

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  • Release Date: 01/01/1996
  • Original Release: 1980
  • Sales Rank: 14,001
  • Label: Tee Vee Records
  • UPC: 012676600323

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No. 1 Cowboy

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No. 1 Cowboy

1LISTENEl Paso 4:22
2LISTENEl Paso City 4:14
3LISTENThe Hanging Tree 2:42
4LISTENRed River Valley 2:24
5LISTENThe Streets of Laredo 2:46
6LISTENSan Angelo 4:18
7LISTENAll Around Cowboy 3:02
8LISTENTumbling Tumbleweeds 2:50
9LISTENThe Fastest Gun Around 1:45
10LISTENMeet Me Tonight in Laredo 3:23
11LISTENMr. Shorty 4:02
12LISTENThey're Hanging Me Tonight 3:05
13LISTENCool Water 3:10
14LISTENStrawberry Roan 3:25
15LISTENBallad of the Alamo From the Batjac Production The Alamo 3:39
16LISTENBig Iron 3:57
17LISTENRunning Gun 2:12
18LISTENFive Brothers 2:12
19LISTENThe Cowboy in the Continental Suit 2:53
20LISTENOld Red 2:57

About this Artist

Editorial Reviews

Obviously, the main focus of No. 1 Cowboy is Marty Robbins' classic gunfighter ballads and cowboy-themed songs from the '60s and '70s. Originally recorded for Columbia, these 20 tracks have a quality that can't be denied: "Red River Valley," "Streets of Laredo," "Ballad of the Alamo," and, of course, "El Paso" and "El Paso City." This release from the TeeVee label is fine, but Columbia offers a vast array of solid discs encompassing the full spectrum of Marty Robbins hits; these easily available discs provide better sound quality, liner notes, and graphics. ~ Al Campbell, Rovi All Music Guide

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Thar's gold in them thar tonsils!by Anonymous

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September 27, 2010: Robbins at his greatest with some of his most spellbinding Western sagas. The definitive cowboy singer is in masterly form as he scores with many of his epic gunfighter and trail ballads. All the classics are here ranging from the magnificent 'El Paso'and 'San Angelo' to the evocative 'Ballad of the Alamo.' Robbins tips his stetson to the Sons of the Pioneers by his smooth treatment of 'Cool Water' and 'Tumbling Tumble weeds.' No1 Cowboy? You ain't kidding! Robbins was for years the almost lone western singer. He was also simply great.