Marty Robbins & Johnny Cash - Streets Of Lorado video free download

Valerie Curtis

Johnny and Marty had a lot in common. Both were in the military. Both come from states that begin with the letter in A - Johnny from Arkansas and Marty from Arizona. Both had their own shows. Both men's careers took off after leaving the military. Both were accomplished songwriters. Both grew up in rural areas of modest means. Both had a distinctive voice that was natural. Both wrote songs that told a story.

Mary Cage

Marty is dressed here like Gabby Hayes. On another youtube from Johnny's show, singing this song, he does an imitation of Gabby. Look it up.

Lloyd Cannon

Mom taught me this song 75 years ago ,still sing it to day .

Helen Daniel

I am just beginning to try to make a really good Play List 

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so Good

Sweet Caroline

PeterRabbit59 needs auto spell check.

joe smith

that's great he corrected the bad spelling and spelled it wrong again haha lol

Valerie Curtis

Johnny seems to be best friends with so many greats. He was best friends with Carl, Marty and Waylon.

theofay

Not only do you not only not own the rights, bud, you gotta get a dictionary, or a map, or an encyclopedia, or just ask someone how to spell. L-O-R-E-D-O

douglas stone

what a joke

Crashman2

NO ONE who wasn't born in LAREDO can POSSIBLY know what this means.

Riograndeboy

Streets of Laredo. Thanks for posting.

big bun

oh to have seen these two live awesome dont have singers or musicians anywhere near the quality of johnny cash and marty robins today

William LaSalle

Great song.

1951jmc

love this .brings a tear to my eye just a great rendition of one of my favorite songs sung by two of my favorite country singers who are no longer with us

tina wilson

two greats together.xx

Marie Maribo

Marty & Johnny ...both one of a kind...now singing with the angels... Thanks God that we had them for a while here on earth.

Diogeneous Diogeneous

Gee whiz! I kind of like to thank you for this here dog gone song, Ain't a songster like this here two and ain't never gonna be. mighty grateful

1951jmc

yeah he was the greatest

joseph machol

this is so great,2 of my favorite singers singing one of my favorite songs.

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