FIRST TIME HEARING Marty Robbins - El Paso (Live) REACTION
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He wasn’t talking about suicide. He meant that a bullet from someone in the posse “might find him”, which is, of course, what did happen.
This has always been my favorite country music song. I grew up in 70's listening to Zeppelin and Sabbath etc. But in these days music was universal. We listened to most styles. But I always loved the story and catchiness of this song
Marty Robbins could definitely tell a story and this song is no exception. There are numerous songs about cowboys falling in love with Mexican girls one of my favorites being My Maria by Brooks and Dunn. As far as men killing other suitors over the love of a beautiful woman, well that's as old as the hills. Love and respect, brother, hog fam Canada 🇨🇦
This is my dad! He used to play it over and over when I was little. Love this ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you. Now go to part 2 of the story called Faleena. It didn't end happily. He died. ❤❤❤❤❤
he dies in this song
Marty was a great story teller in his music 🔥❤️
Faleena tells the tale from her life story, and it's also incredibly powerful. I'm happy you enjoyed it. Peace to you, as well, Shon.
That is the genius of Marty Robbins. The storytelling is so great, you don't need a music video. You can see it in your mind and feel it in your heart. So beautiful!
Best music story teller of all time. He basically is narrating a movie
Good reaction, and I don't blame you for loving the song! Marty Robbins is amazing, an El Paso has always been one of my favourites by far!
Marty Robbins made a country music fan of me about 1966. I was a kid too sick to go to school and not feeling well enough to get up, go to the living room and watch TV. The weather was bad and my clock radio only could get a country station, As I listened that day, they played a song called The Girl With Gardenias in Her Hair. I discovered Marty Robbins through that song. I had to keep listening to that station if I wanted to hear more from him. And I did.
I live in El Paso Texas it's in far West Texas and there is a Rosa's Cantina and People who Love this Song from around world like to Visit Rosa's Cantina it's a Tourist Attraction.
He is singing about the time in the OLD WEST, back in the 1800s, when people were still riding horses and horse and wagons, buggies, etc. He is not talking about the 1960s. It's just a story song that takes place in the Old West. This sort of thing went on then. He wouldn't get away with the murder, if he was caught, that's why he stole a horse and ran off. They didn't have "police" in the Old West, it was a Sheriff, or Marshall and if they were trying to find someone a "posse" would go with the Sheriff/Marshall. A "posse" was a group of men chosen by the Sheriff to accompany him on the search to bring the murderer or robber in.
He wasn't guilty of murder because it was in self defense, but he stole a horse and in those days, it was a hanging offense.
I don't think he gets that the story is set in 1880 give or take a decade or so.
Yeah! The trilogy - this song El Paso, then the 2nd is Faleena and lastly El Paso City... VERY interesting story line. Great reaction. The more you get into these story teller/ singer songwriters.. I see you intently listening. Makes for great content - good job dude!!
Wow I didn't know it was a trilogy. Than you ❤
"Marty" might plead "temporary insanity" today. Spur-of-the-moment emotional turmoil but absolutely no premeditation. A crime of passion!
Big Iron is another great gunslinger song by Marty. I swear he sets the scene so well in his lyrics that you can see it in your mind like a movie. And consider this, If those high noon quickdraw challenges weren't real, why are there so many stories about them. I would argue that they did happen. They probably weren't as frequent in real life as they are in movies or video games. But I guarantee they did happen. The legend didn't come from nowhere.
I remember this playing on the radio when I was a little girl. I'm sixty now💃
They aren't called gunfighter ballads for nothing.😊❤ listen to Big Iron On His Hip it's another one. My generation watched so many Westerns, we knew it wasnt real. So these songs weren't taken so serious. Marty could tell a story like no one else. Like watching a movie in your mind.
This song is part one of three.
Shon, the version you are playing here was made in 1965, apparently for a TV appearance. Marty's original version was made in 1959. It was a monster hit & became Marty's signature song. You need to find that one. Meantime, if you want to hear other great songs by Marty, try "Big Iron" about a ranger searching for an outlaw to bring back dead or alive. Or try "The Master's Call" about a cattle rustler facing death in a stampede. Other great songs: "Devil Woman", "Ballad of the Alamo" and "Tonight Carmen". Marty was a master story teller and had one of the best singing voices in musical history. He never disappoints.
This was back in the old west
Marty Robbins was the last of the singing cowboys.
This brings back memories! His voice was beautiful and he sure could tell a story!
This song is in a trillagy first song was fellina the second song epl paso and the last song el passo city
"El Paso" was recorded in 1959. Marty Robbins passed away in 1982 at the age of 57. Before this song was recorded, most songs were a little over 2 minutes. El Paso changed all of that. RIP Marty. Back then there wasn't a racial connotation connected to everything. This was just a song about a cowboy loving a girl from the cantina....end of story. Back then, we appreciated the song for what it was....a great story.
Some interesting things about the story:
Faleena was paid to dance and flirt with the patrons, so he should have known what he was signing up for when dating Faleena.
Also, when I first heard this song, I thought he was just a creepy dude who didn't talk to her before trying to scare off someone who actually made a move, but in Faleena (the song) it does confirm that they were seeing one another (for a few weeks), though Faleena's nature was to flirt, and he was constantly jealous, even though she very much did love him (which you'll find if you listen to her song).
Another thing, he wasn't hunted for the killing. Within the law, it was his right to have shot the other man, because even though he had challenged the other guy, the other guy drew first, so if he had just stayed put instead of running, he would have been fine. But then he panicked, and stole a horse, and *that* was what got him in trouble. Horse thievery is no joke, especially back then.
Definitely recommend the rest of the trilogy. It's one of my favorites of all time.
This is the first song in the trilogy. El Paso, Feleena, and El Paso City 🔥👵🏼☮️💜. Another great one by Marty is Cool Water 🔥
Check out "big iron" or "they're hanging me tonight "from Marty
Anyone who listens to country music knows that this is one that is still known today. This is about the old west. Marty Robbins was known as one of the greats in country music. He was also a Nascar Driver. Everyone loved him. To me one of this best songs he recorded was Don't Worry About Me.
This is the first song in a trilogy. Next is Feelena then EL PASO CITY
This went over really really well. No one gave a 2nd thought about
This song was a hit. IDK about controversial…I mean, it came out in ‘59, I think. But the fifties did accept Lucy and Desi…they were incredibly popular. And there were stories in many ‘40s and ‘50s musicals and movies where a white woman fell in love with a Hispanic man…just look at Esther Williams…”Baby, It’s Cold Outside” this song was a hit and the musical was a hit, and it was Esther and Ricardo Montalban playing the leads and falling in love…
1965 was a whole different era
Oh NO, it wasn't a happy ending, he dies in Faleena's arms after she kisses his cheek, and he says, "it's Faleena GOOD BYE" then he dies from the bullet that went into his chest.
BIG IRON IS A GREAT ONE BY MARTY
This is the first in a trilogy
Marty Robbins sings country music and he also sang western ballads & songs which is a sub-genre of country music. Western music is a pretty distinct genre that has its roots in cowboy songs and ballads of the frontier era of the 19 century. It definitely has a distinct sound and style of its own. I wonder if you'd be interested in listening to something a bit different "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - The Danish National Symphony Orchestra (Live)" if you've ever watched western movies then you'll probably recognize this tune. I thought I'd suggest something that sticks to the same "Theme" of country music... except this is a soundtrack to a western movie😏👍🎶
You like the Wild West Brotherman? Look up the SASS shooting competition.. Original clothing, guns designed in the 1800's. You'll love it, Red Dead Redemption in real life!
Marty has a whole iconic album of gunfighter songs. Check out “Big Iron” and “Cowboy in the Continental Suit.”
If you like westerns, watch the 1993 movie "Tombstone". All the things in it that happened in public were pulled from newspapers; what happened in private was pulled from memoirs of the people involved. They went to extreme efforts; the man playing "doc Holiday" actually went to a vocal coach to learn how to talk like a southern aristocrat, they went to museums to get clothing designs. And those old times are closer than you think- the hero of the story died when my farther was 12. (Of course, I'm an old fart, lol)
Marty related this song to reincarnation and this was bout another lifetime
No, El Paso City is what you're thinking about.
Things were wild in the old wild wild west, I am finding it hasn't really changed all that much these days. Has it? ☺
3 songs--a trilogy. Check out.
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There is. 2 more songs to this story
One thing country music has no racism in it , if u can sing country will let u
You need to listen to the other 2 which finish the story.
Thank you for reacting shirtless. !!!! LOL. Sorry. But yes, a very good video, and I will check you out again.
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Things were racist for sure...however surprisingly it seems that a man adoring and/or falling in love with a woman of different race was romanticized.. and not frowned on. That's my take :) That may not have been the sentiment in mainstream society but it seems that in music it was!... I was born in 62..so I don't know that much about it. Another (sort of) example is The Girl from Ipanema that was a worldwide hit in the 1960s and won a Grammy for Record of the Year in 1965. It is believed to be the second most recorded pop song in history after Yesterday by the Beatles. It's an awesome song!! Thanks so much for another fantastic reaction!!! ;-)
Bro check out the song felina that's her side of the story
Messed up thing, they weren't after him for killing the cowboy, they shot him for stealing the horse
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It sounds as though You didn't hear part where the bullet went deep into His chest ! Was not a happy ending !
You should hear the Grateful Dead do this live.
Happy ending??? He got killed!!
Happy ending? He died in her arms😮
He was not wanted for killing the other cowboy ha ha ha i. The old west this was a fair fight but he stole s horse that was hanging offence
This story isn't real. He's singing about a time when things like this did happen. Some towns didn't have law men yet. Sorry he died in her arms. First shot to side. Second hit his chest. These 2 other parts to this story
Shon, this is a third rate bad video you are watching of this song. This version is not like his original song it is slow and boring . I hope you will find another version of this song such as the one where he is standing up holding a guitar. Or his recording radio version because he is singing this very slow and dragging I guess for his TV to make it different. I hope you will re-review the recorded version of this song. It really is a wonderful song.
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Here is a Video of the History of Rosa's Cantina ua-cam.com/video/fHkSNPNCZWE/v-deo.html
You may be quick, but are you accurate? ;^}
There was absolutely no controversy whatsoever, you have a distorted view of the recent past.
Big iron bro.
No offense, but you quickly moving your hands up like that is not that great a measure of your speed. A gunfighter had to pull a gun from the holster on the hips, point it and fire accurately at the other guy with intent to kill all in enough time to do all of that before the other guy does it to you. In the song he managed to do all that in "less then a heart beat". That indicates he is extraordinarily skilled and used to such fights. So, no offense my friend, but I think you would need to practice a lot more and become FAR less respectful of human life then you seem to be now.
I wondered about his speed too. Several expert gun handlers have been asked who they believed were the fastest draws in the Old West movies and they unanimously agreed that it was Dean Martin, then John Wayne. My favorite movie, Rio Bravo, shows how fast Dino really was (maybe that's why Wayne's character only carried a rifle lol).
britches, once again
Aww dude! You've been cheated!! This is a horrible recording of this song. Please, do yourself a favor and listen to the album version so that you can hear the full magnificence of Marty Robbins singing this song. If this had been my introduction to Marty and this song, I'd have quit on both.
The song wasnt controversial. Get it out of your head that America is racist. America ended slavery (a global practice), the first to do so after Britain. The US is the most diverse country on the Earth.