Marty Robbins Wind

This song was written by Canadian Bob Nolan who of course, also wrote other western classics such as 'Cool Water', 'Tumbling Tumbleweeds', 'Way Out There', 'Song Of The Bandit and 'Trail Dreamin' all recorded by Marty during his career. Marty got to duet with Bob on his last album 'Sound Of A Pioneer' and it was a meeting of the two greatest western songwriters of all. Marty sang harmony on 'Man Walks Among Us' which Bob described as one of the greatest nature songs ever. Coming from the writer of 'Cool Water' that was certainly some compliment for Marty who himself was a big fan of Bob Nolan and the Sons Of The Pioneers.
This song recorded in 1960 was probably meant for inclusion on 'More Gunfighter Ballads And Trail Songs', but missed out and thanks to Bear Family Records of Germany it did eventually appear on disc.
I'm 3 days late for Marty's 84th birthday, but I hadn't forgotten. September 26 is forever etched in my brain as the date of birth of one of the greatest singers the world has ever known.

[@glennjohnson8170]

Glenn Johnson AWESOME!!ONe of my all time favourites and real cowboy music that takes you back to another dimension.

[@primroseharan9749]

Marty is the greatest singer ever nobody comes close to him just love him

[@Lanaslighter]

who else is here because of eli’s short film haha

[@shirleylawlor941]

Every song I hear him sing ,,, just wonderful

[@doepduplessis6037]

The best ever.

[@charlesmays2775]

Marty sounds like he is in a different dimension when he sangs this song. Can really ride those high notes!

[@potent357]

Loves Marty's singing

[@CrazyForMarty]

I just love all the great tributes you write for Marty, under all your videos. Marty sure was in a
class all his own !!!! He truly was the best singer, and songwriter!!! No one could write them
like our Marty !!

[@molsmusic1]

another lovely Marty Robbins number. Thank you Tarquin.

[@sylviaallan9026]

94th Birthday now tarquin45

[@marybernia1264]

We r sp lucky he made so.many domgs

[@tarquin45]

grannydyess, It first appeared on a Bear Family vinyl album 'In The Wild West Part 2.' A far as I know the only version on CD is on Bear Family's box set 'Under Western Skies.'

[@grannydyess]

beautiful as always tarquin, what album is this from?

[@alantowncar7431]

Long Long Ago