Marty Robbins Just A Little Sentimental / Turn The Lights Down Low

"Diverse" is a term easily applied to Marty Robbins. Never wanting to be labeled a "country" artist, he had several major pop hits (he even recorded fiddle tracks for Chuck Berry and Little Richard), recorded several Hawaiian albums, and also recorded with Ray Conniff ("A White Sport Coat (And a Pink Carnation)." Over the course of his career he had 94 charting hits, won a Grammy, and was inducted into both the Nashville Songwriters International Hall of Fame and Country Music Hall of Fame. The two albums on this single CD were originally released by Columbia in the early 1960s.