Marty Robbins - The Streets Of Laredo video free download

Carlos Krueger

...A Beautiful song from a great Man..

Art Anson

Good to listen to this again. My Uncle "B" was a big fan of Marty Robbins. I would add a note for some of the posters that have commented: This music is NOT 'Country' ! It is 'Western' or 'Cowboy' music. Mega difference. Marty Robbins could SING ,,, 'Country' types have that horrible fakey/twangy sound. aka; 'cry-in-yer-beer' sound. ugh. BTW - If you like listening to this great song by Marty Robbins , you will probably like listening to songs by "TheSons of the Pioneers" , and more currently a group called "Sons of the San Joaquin".

Roman Brown

Good as it gets.

Jimmy Camilleri

beautiful songs thanks

MaryLou Sanz

What's the "Dead March"? I would like to hear it.

Jackie Allen

My dad died in 2010 and had this song played at his funrel this is the first time I've played it since then.love and miss you dad xxxx

Carlos Krueger

...When I hear the voice of Marty Robbins I think of My Dad....And cry at times...Lots of good Memories....Miss you Marty Always...

Willian Silva

Preacher brought me here

Dorene Cristler

When I was a young boy, this was my Mothers lullaby song to put me to sleep at night. My wife thinks I'm twisted.

JBodine67

See man,I told you.

John Benn

WOWBrilliant version of a great tune by one of the finest male vocalists of all time.Marty's voice is like warm golden syrup or honey!!!!!From a 71yo Aussie fan.But really some of those CRAPPY comments.Just listen to the lovely music & appreciate.

Peter Thorne

Take a look at this video on YouTube:

Michael Orr

I'm a skinny white boy with a very DEEP voice and am constantly singing. I have always loved Marty Robbins and love singing his songs. Marty puts Garth Brooks and all the others to shame. Marty is kick ass in the class of Patsy Cline, Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings!!!!!!

K_Xdad31415926

first heard in 1790 in Ireland (County Cort) this is the unfortunate rake done over in country style: Original words As I was a-walking down by St. James's Hospital,I was a-walking down by there one day.What should I spy but one of my comrades,All wrapped up in flannel, though warm was the day.I asked him what ailed him, I asked him what failed him,I asked him the cause of all his complaint.“It's all on account of some handsome young woman'Tis she that has caused me to weep and lament.”“And had she but told me before she disordered me,Had she but told me of it in time,I might have got pills and salts of white mercury*But now I'm cut down in the height of my prime.”“Get six young soldiers to carry my coffin,Six young girls to sing me a song,And each of them carry a bunch of green laurelSo they don't smell me as they bear me along.”“Don't muffle your drums and play your fifes merrily,Play a quick march as you carry me along.And fire your bright muskets all over my coffin,Saying, “There goes an unfortunate lad to his home.”[*Salts of mercury were used to treat syphilis]

taffy5507

Mom took to see him when I was 7. My first concert. I have loved listening to him ever since. 

Dusty Sky

I live in laredo, never heard this before....

Billiam The Conqueror

Anyone notice the Scottish or Britannic references in the song?

25FIREBALL

i am listing stuff on ebay this after noon--and being entertained by you tube--earlyer i watched the farce they called qualifying at daytona---at least i can live with the guy on the pole---old marty knew his way around the joint--i am holding my #42 marty robbins NASCAR racer 1/25 scale mopar----he would be rolling over in his grave if he would have seen the mess today--JMO-------------len the race car driver--------------------------thank god for you tube

Danie van Rooyen

This is soooooo BEAUTIFUL. Man on Man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Barry Schlesinger

They crossed the Rio Grande in 1911 looking for adventure.... freedom......love.... 

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