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'''Marty Robbins''' (born'''Martin David Robinson''', September 26, 1925 near Glendale, Arizona) was a notable country singer.

'''Marty Robbins''' (born '''Martin David Robinson''', September 26, 1925 near Glendale, Arizona) was a notable country singer.

Robbins served in the [[US]] [[Navy]] during World War II where he learned to play a guitar and began writing songs.

Robbins served in the [[US]] [[Navy]] during World War II where he learned to play a guitar and began writing songs.

top the country charts and more than two dozen would debut on the Pop surveys.

top the country charts and more than two dozen would debut on the Pop surveys.

Among Marty’s other hits were, “The Story of My Life,” “Just Married,” “[[El Paso (song)|El Paso]],” "El Paso City" (a follow-up song to "El Paso"), "Don’t Worry,” “Devil Woman,” “Ruby Ann,” “Ribbon of Darkness,” “Tonight Carmen,” “I Walk Alone,” “My Woman, My Woman, My Wife,” “Padre,” “Some Memories Just Won’t Die, “Among My Souvenirs” and “Big Iron.”

Among Marty’s other hits were, “The Story of My Life,” “Just Married,” “[[El Paso (song)|El Paso]],” "[[El Paso City]]" (a follow-up song to "El Paso"), "Don’t Worry,” “Devil Woman,” “Ruby Ann,” “Ribbon of Darkness,” “Tonight Carmen,” “I Walk Alone,” “My Woman, My Woman, My Wife,” “Padre,” “Some Memories Just Won’t Die, “Among My Souvenirs” and “Big Iron.”

A multiple Grammy Winner and a star of the Grand Ole Opry Marty Robbins is in the Country Music Hall of Fame, was named “Artist of the Decade” by the Academy of Country Music and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

A multiple Grammy Winner and a star of the Grand Ole Opry Marty Robbins is in the Country Music Hall of Fame, was named “Artist of the Decade” by the Academy of Country Music and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.