From 1958, June Webb and the Smoky Mountain Boys perform "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry". It was written, of course, by the great Hank Williams. | GatorRock

We thought we’d share “El Paso” today in honor of the late Country music legend Marty Robbins, born September 26, 1925 in Glendale Arizona. Along with “ A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation)’, “El Paso” was a signature tune tune for Marty, who wrote both songs and countless others. Johnny Cash, The Grateful Dead and ELVIS PRESLEY were among those that covered Marty’s songs. A Navy veteran of World War 2, Marty returned home to the Phoenix area and quickly established himself as a radio and T

On June 13th, 1972, London Weekend Television filmed "A Gala Evening of Music and Wit", and while we'd never challenge the wit of host David Frost, Richard Harris was highly skilled in both areas, and without question delivered on this occasion. Richard had the London Symphony Orchestra behind him, and Jimmy Webb's "MacArthur Park" was among the songs performed and broadcast. The result on July 8, 1972 was a rocketing re-entry of the song onto the UK singles chart! | Jimmy Webb

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