A Lifetime of Song (1951-1982) Marty Robbins

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  • Release Date: 10/25/1990
  • Original Release: 1983
  • Sales Rank: 4,418
  • Label: SONY
  • UPC: 074643887021

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A Lifetime of Song (1951-1982)

1LISTENTomorrow You'll Be Gone 2:53
2LISTENI'll Go on Alone 2:41
3LISTENThat's All Right 2:11
4LISTENKnee Deep in the Blues 4:41
5LISTENSinging the Blues 3:56
6LISTENA White Sport Coat (And a Pink Carnation) 2:00
7LISTENStory of My Life 3:12
8LISTENDon't Worry 2:27
9LISTENRuby Ann 2:53
10LISTENDevil Woman 2:32
11LISTENEl Paso 2:32
12LISTENBig Iron 2:34
13LISTENHanging Tree 2:45
14LISTENRibbon of Darkness 2:30
15LISTENEl Paso City 4:16
16LISTENI Walk Alone 3:20
17LISTENMy Woman, My Woman, My Wife 3:33
18LISTENAmong My Souvenirs 2:35
19LISTENReturn to Me 2:55
20LISTENSome Memories Just Won't Die 3:23

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It's a mystery why Columbia has so many Robbins compilations in print, since they all cover roughly the same territory. Lifetime of Song (1951-1982) isn't as comprehensive as the Essential Marty Robbins: 1951-1982 box, nor as concise as The Story of My Life; what it is, rather, is a kind of a follow-up to 1972's All-Time Greatest Hits collection, featuring a number of classics ("A White Sport Coat," "Singing the Blues," "Among My Souvenirs") that were omitted from the earlier record. It duplicates many tracks from the aforementioned sets, but it's still great listening on its own, even if it isn't necessarily the place to start. Jim Smith, All Music Guide

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