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Marty Robbins’ childhood in Glendale, Arizona was not easy. However, he found a great source of encouragement and inspiration in his maternal grandfather, “Texas Bob” Heckle. Mr. Heckle was a gifted storyteller and a former Texas Ranger. The stories of the Wild West, of gunslingers and adventures that his grandfather told, instilled in the young Marty a passion for cowboy culture. Years later, it was these memories that gave birth to the classic album “Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs” and the famous song “Big Iron.”

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Before he became a country outlaw, Willie Nelson’s beer-fueled car serenade gave birth to ‘Crazy’—the song Patsy Cline would make legendary

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“I can’t do it right now…” Dolly Parton opens up about the profound grief she’s navigating after losing her husband of nearly 60 years, Carl Dean, and why her heart needs time to heal before the music can flow again.

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Why Marty Robbins Wrote “My Woman, My Woman, My Wife” After a Near-Fatal Heart Attack Will Touch Your Soul