Marty Robbins - That's All Right Lyrics

I should say the way he sang his version from marty,and Elvis 's has more oumph in it.

Marty was a genius, and boy could he sing, I didn't know he sang this and going by the date he recorded it , I would say That Elvis took the way he sang from Marty, the only difference being that Elvis's version has more long in it ( if you get my meaning), both great at it anyway.

So the story goes, Elvis' star was on the rise. He was on the same bill as Marty. Marty came into his dressing room and asked him to play "That's All Right". He listened and asked him to play it again. Elvis being a Marty Robbins fan complied. Shortly afterward, this record came out. So basically, what I am trying to say is....Marty Robbins was a piece of shit.

Seems like he stole the arrangement from Elvis, dammit

Back then, many artists recorded the same song with the same musical arrangement. Early rock'n'roll man.

They both got it from a ghost writer like how taylor swift and wiz kahlefa do. Think people with good voices are talented in the brain? Hahahha no...

They Got it from a early blues singer Arthur Crudup.

The arrangement sounds like Hank Snow to me, sounds like he used the Rainbow Ranch Boys somehow

@Mary Cage That's absolutely not even close to being true.

Elvis made this song his own but Marty Robbins did a class version. He must have heard Elvise's version prior to recording this song because it's remarkably close to presley s style. Nevertheless it's fab.

Stephen Stone, if you read George Klein's book, you discover that Elvis actually showed Robbins how to play it and was more than a little miffed when Robbins went on and recorded it.

Kevin Faulk Marty Robbins recorded it first and it was out on radio one or two years before Elvis recorded it.

David Alexandert that is incorrect. Elvis' version released in July of 1954. Robbins recorded his December of the same year.

David Alexandert Yeah you’re terribly wrong 😂 It’s basic R&R knowledge that everyone knows, Elvis’s recorded his cover first.

On this day in 1955 {February 16th} Elvis performed at the Odessa Senior High School Field House, Odessa, Texas...
In the audience of 4,000 was a local singer named Roy Orbison; years later the Big O would state 'his energy was incredible, his instinct was just amazing'...
At the time Elvis didn't have a record on any national chart; but on Billboard's Best Sellers Country chart Marty Robbins was at #11 with his covered version of "That's All Right"...
R.I.P. Mr. Robbins, born Martin David Robinson, (1925 - 1982) and to The King (1935 - 1977)...

Actually this song was Marty Robbins first top 10 hit. Marty Robbins did this sing back in 51 or 52. When he moved to Nashville in 52 he had a little baby blue Jaguar convertible. And painted on the back was "That's all right Momma". That story that Whispering Bill Anderson tells

On this day in 1949 {February 2nd} RCA Victor records released its first 45 RPM records; and one of the seven records released that day was "That's All Right Mama" by Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup...
Five years later in 1954 Elvis' covered version was his first release on Sun Records...
In 1955 Marty Robbins took it to #7 on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart...
Arthur Crudup passed away on March 28th, 1974 at age 68...
R.I.P. Mr. Crudup, Mr. Robbins {1925 - 1982}, and The King {1935 - 1977}

This song is always categorized as Rockabilly, but Marty's version is pure old Country blues. What a great record!

No one is better than Marty, And I do love Elvis,s version of this