Starring Marty Robbins and other members of the Grand Ole Opry
The Drifter - 1965
Starring Marty as a singing cowboy, known only as "Drifter". Marty taped this TV series taped in black and white just when color television was on the rise. They never aired, but instead, Marty put them away in storage.
The Marty Robbins Show - 1968
Ralph Emery Special Aired live, October 1970
After Marty's first heart attack, Ralph Emery set up a "Battle of Songsters" between Merle Haggard and Marty Robbins. He says he chose these two because of their mutual respect for each other.
The Marty Robbins Spotlight - 1977 premier
Marty hosted this show, and had a variety of guests, both established and up and coming singers.
Wild Turkey Jamboree - 1980
Filmed as a documentary for PBS, Marty and many other C&W artists appeared on camera.
Other Television Appearances
ACMA Awards - April 1970
Marty both a presenter and recipient of awards.
Kraft Music Hall - February, 1971
Sound America - May 1971
Changing Scene - October 1971
Local program, Marty and Gov. Winfield Dunn discuss capital punishment.
Midnight Special - August 1973
Co hosted by Marty and Loretta Lynn
The Grand Ole Opry at 50 - A Nashville Celebration - November 1975
Dinah Shore - October 1975
Merv Griffin - October 1975
ACMA Awards - March 1976
Marty was the host!
Grand Ole Gospel Time - 1978
Mike Douglas Show - 1979
Music City News Award Show - June 1980
Austin City Limits - 1980
Music City News Award Show - 1981
Ralph Emery 30th Anniversary Show - June 25, 1981
Marty cohosted!
PM Magazine - 1981
Sunday Challenge - TV Pilot, 1981
Music City News Award Show - June 7, 1982
Entertainment Tonight - August 1982
All Star Tribute to Ernest Tubb - October 1982
CMA Award Show - October 1982
Marty's Film Credits
Badge of Marshall Brennan - 1957
Starring Jim Davis, Featuring Marty Robbins
Raiders of Old California - 1957
Starring Jim Davis, Arleen Whelan, Faron Young; co starring Marty Robbins, Lee Van Cleef
Buffalo Gun - 1958
Also starring Webb Pierce and Carl Smith
Featuring the songs, "The Same Two Lips" and "Clementine"
Country Music Jubilee - 1960
Also starring Ernest Tubb, Carl Smith, Faron Young, Ray Price, and Hawkshaw Hawkins.
Ballad of a Gunfighter - 1963
Featuring the song, "San Angelo"
Country Music Caravan - 1964
Also starring Jim Reeves, Carl Smith, Faron Young, Ernest Tubb, and Ray Price.
Tennessee Jamboree - 1964
Also starring Jim Reeves, Webb Pierce, and Carl Smith.
Hell on Wheels - 1967
Songs by Marty include "No Tears Milady", "The shoe Goes on the Other Foot", "Fly Butterfly Fly", "This Song", "Darling Would You Take Me Back Again", and "I'll Have To Make Some Changes".
From Nashville With Music - 1969
Costarring Buck Owens, Charley Pride, Merle Haggard, and Carl Smith. Marty performs "Tonight Carmen", "The Shoe Goes On the Other Foot Tonight", and "Singing the Blues".
Guns of a Stranger - 1972
Songs include "The Drifter", "The Dreamer", "Restless Cattle", "Lonely Old Bunkhouse", "The Wind Goes", "Oh Virginia", and "Mr. Rutledge".
Country Music - 1972
Also featuring Sammy Jackson, Barbara Mandrell, Dottie West, Carl Smith, Don Winters, Bobby Sykes, Bobby Allison, and Richard Petty. Marty plays himself. Songs by Marty include, "El Paso", "My Woman, My Woman, My Wife", "Don't Worry", "Devil Woman", "Washed My Hands in Muddy Water", "The Best Part of Living is Loving You", "The Hand's You're Holding Now", "Begging To You", and "They'll Never Take Her Love From Me".
Honkytonk Man - 1982
Starring Clint Eastwood and Kyle Eastwood. Marty has a cameo appearance and sings the title song.
