Marty Robbins - Call Me Up And Ill Come Calling On You

Review by Geoff

Album Review: Call Me Up And I'll Come Calling On You by Marty Robbins If you’re a fan of heartfelt country tunes that feel like they were pulled straight outta some dusty old jukebox, then Marty Robbins’ Call Me Up And I’ll Come Calling On You is gonna hit the spot. Released under Columbia Records, this album dives deep into the Folk, World, & Country genre with a style that’s pure country gold—simple, soulful, and packed with emotion. Now, let me tell ya about two tracks that stuck with me after giving this record a spin. First up is “I’m Too Big To Cry.” It’s one of those songs where you can almost picture Robbins sitting on a porch somewhere, strumming his guitar while spilling his guts about heartbreak. The lyrics are raw but not overdone, and there’s something kinda comforting about how he sings it. Like, yeah, life hurts sometimes, but we all get through it. This track has a way of making you nod along even if you’ve never been in the exact situation he’s singing about. That’s the magic of Marty Robbins—he doesn’t just sing; he tells stories. Then there’s the title track, “Call Me Up (And I’ll Come Calling On You).” Man, this one feels like an old-school love letter set to music. It’s got that classic country charm, with a melody so smooth it could lull a rattlesnake to sleep. What makes it memorable for me is how genuine it sounds. You believe him when he says he’ll come running if you call. There’s no flashy production or gimmicks here—just good ol’ fashioned sincerity wrapped up in twangy guitars and Robbins’ velvety voice. This album might not change your life or anything, but it sure does remind you why country music became such a big deal in the first place. It’s real, it’s relatable, and it doesn’t try too hard to impress anyone. Listening to these songs feels like catching up with an old friend who knows exactly what to say when things go sideways. Funny thing—I was halfway through writing this review when my dog started howling along to “I’m Too Big To Cry.” Not sure if that means he loves it or hates it, but either way, it made me laugh. Maybe Marty Robbins isn’t just speaking to humans after all!

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Artist: Marty Robbins
Album: Call Me Up And Ill Come Calling On You

Folk, World, & Country

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Rating: 3.0

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Track	Duration	Preview
I'm Too Big To Cry
Call Me Up (And I'lol Come Calling On You)

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Marty Robbins - Call Me Up (And I'll Come Calling On You) (Country Music Classics - 1956)

Early Marty Robins,I'm To Big To Cry

Marty Robbins singing Call Me Up

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4-21291

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Columbia

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7"
45 RPM
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Matrix / Runout (Side A): ZSP 32246
Matrix / Runout (Side B): ZSP 32245

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: Marty Robbins' album *Call Me Up And I'll Come Calling On You* showcases his knack for heartfelt storytelling. One of the standout tracks, *"I'm Too Big To Cry,"* might sound like your typical country song at first. But it actually taps into a universal feeling—trying to act tough while hiding vulnerability. Classic Robbins, right? The album sticks to his signature style, blending raw emotion with relatable lyrics. It’s no wonder he became a staple of American country music under Columbia Records.

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nastyonafesyuk

2025-03-09

Miss you lots

anissyukron7917

2025-03-08

Absolutely wonderful to hear this ,72 years and I remember every word ! The Greatest intertainer ever to grace the stages of this world ! Thanks for sharing with the ones who loved him so very much !

hackerblackshit

2025-03-07

PURE COUNTRY GOLD!!...Thank you soooo very much for posting and sharing this "rarely heard anymore" lil' country ditty that reached #14 on the charts for Marty back on the week of November 20, 1954...( and yes Rex, this was in fact Marty's 4th charting country single!)...I thoroughly enjoyed it!...and the sound quality is FANTASTIC too!...Happy New Year, and Take care!! :)