Lost and Found The late Marty Robbins had a big, mellifluous baritone that made the most out of any style of material, from '50s pop to Western ballads,… Marty Robbins Country
Music Review

Lost and Found

Marty Robbins
Reviewed by Alanna Nash | Feb 11, 1994
EW's GRADE
C-

Details Lead Performance: Marty Robbins; Genre: Country

The late Marty Robbins had a big, mellifluous baritone that made the most out of any style of material, from '50s pop to Western ballads, but he was least convincing on the kind of honky-tonk that makes up much of this undistinguished package of odds and ends & from 1972 to '82. The bulk of Lost and Found (Columbia) may be newly discovered, but they were probably stored in a box marked ''Too Weak to Release.'' Just because he's dead is no excuse to release them now. C-

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Originally posted Feb 11, 1994 Published in issue #209 Feb 11, 1994 Order article reprints