Few country artists had as diverse a career as Marty Robbins, who recorded everything from pop to gunfighter ballads to Hawaiian music. Robbins' voice, which could dive to a growl or soar to falsetto, allowed him to explore many styles, though his recurring favorites were songs of the Old West. Robbins accrued 94 hits on the country charts between the '50s and early ‘80s until his death in 1982.