Marty Robbins Archives

The List

05.27.26

4 Songs That Prove Marty Robbins Was the Best Singing Storyteller of All Time

By Melanie Davis

On This Day

05.06.26

On This Day in 1970, Marty Robbins Was at No. 1 With a “True” Song He Wrote for His Wife After His First Heart Attack

By Clayton Edwards

The List

04.07.26

2 Marty Robbins Sequels to “El Paso” That Deserve Another Spin (And One That Never Came To Be)

By Melanie Davis

On This Day

04.07.26

On This Day in 1959, Marty Robbins Recorded a Western Ballad that Made Chart History

By Clayton Edwards

Behind the Album

03.28.26

How Marty Robbins Posthumously Inspired Johnny Cash To Release One of His Most Celebrated Albums

By Melanie Davis

On This Day

03.19.26

On the Charts 65 Years Ago, Marty Robbins Was at No. 1 With a Song That Accidentally Changed the Way Guitars Would Sound for Decades To Come

By Clayton Edwards

Behind The Song

02.09.26

The Classic 1980s Country Track That Should Have Gone to Marty Robbins, if He Were Alive (And the Surprising Artist It Went to Instead)

By Melanie Davis

On This Day

01.25.26

On This Day in 1958, Marty Robbins Topped the Country Charts With a Song That Proved His Storyteller Bona Fides

By Erinn Callahan

On This Day

12.08.25

On This Day in 1982, We Lost the Legendary Singer, Multi-Instrumentalist, and NASCAR Driver Behind Some of Country’s Most Enduring Ballads

By Clayton Edwards

On This Day

11.17.25

On This Day in 1956, Marty Robbins Was at No. 1 With a Song That Became an International Hit for Two Other Artists

By Clayton Edwards

On This Day

11.09.25

On This Day in 1968, This Country Legend Hit No. 1 With the Most Successful Version of a Song Recorded by Ernest Tubb, Loretta Lynn, and Willie Nelson

By Erinn Callahan

On This Day

09.26.25

Born on This Day in 1925, the Country Legend Who Was a NASCAR Racer in His Spare Time

By Clayton Edwards

Marty Robbins

4 Songs That Prove Marty Robbins Was the Best Singing Storyteller of All Time

On This Day in 1970, Marty Robbins Was at No. 1 With a “True” Song He Wrote for His Wife After His First Heart Attack

2 Marty Robbins Sequels to “El Paso” That Deserve Another Spin (And One That Never Came To Be)

On This Day in 1959, Marty Robbins Recorded a Western Ballad that Made Chart History

How Marty Robbins Posthumously Inspired Johnny Cash To Release One of His Most Celebrated Albums

On the Charts 65 Years Ago, Marty Robbins Was at No. 1 With a Song That Accidentally Changed the Way Guitars Would Sound for Decades To Come

The Classic 1980s Country Track That Should Have Gone to Marty Robbins, if He Were Alive (And the Surprising Artist It Went to Instead)

On This Day in 1958, Marty Robbins Topped the Country Charts With a Song That Proved His Storyteller Bona Fides

On This Day in 1982, We Lost the Legendary Singer, Multi-Instrumentalist, and NASCAR Driver Behind Some of Country’s Most Enduring Ballads

On This Day in 1956, Marty Robbins Was at No. 1 With a Song That Became an International Hit for Two Other Artists

On This Day in 1968, This Country Legend Hit No. 1 With the Most Successful Version of a Song Recorded by Ernest Tubb, Loretta Lynn, and Willie Nelson

Born on This Day in 1925, the Country Legend Who Was a NASCAR Racer in His Spare Time

Bre Kennedy Embraces Imperfection and Connection on Her Latest Album, ‘The Alchemist’

Ziggy Marley Explores Healing, Mindfulness, and the Power of Love on His Ninth Solo Album, ‘Brightside’

Pop Star, DJ, Dance, and ‘Sporty’ Fitness Maven—Melanie C is Living Well Within the Many Sides of Her Identity on Ninth Album

How Facing Her Past and Accepting Outside Voices Led Ashley McBryde to Her Best Album Yet