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Refusing to conform to trends can stifle success, but not when you’re an artist and singer-songwriter the caliber of Robbins, who branched out from country into pop, gospel, rockabilly, calypso and more, becoming one of the definitive crossover stars. His entire 1952–60 output includes his pop hits "Singing the Blues," "A White Sport Coat (and a Pink Carnation)," "The Story of My Life," "Just Married," "El Paso," "Big Iron," "Is There Any Chance," "Ballad of the Alamo," his country Top 10s "I’ll Go On Alone," "Maybelline," "That’s All Right," "Knee Deep in the Blues" and more! Enlightenment.