Marty and Lefty Episode 3: El Paso

In January 1954, Lefty had a car accident, near Elementary School in Minden in Webster Parish, Louisiana, through which he passed after leaving the Louisiana Hayride in Shreveport en route to a concert in Mississippi.

In 1957, Marty toured every nation. In January 1959, Marty and Marizona welcomed their second and final child, Janet. Marty was at the studio recording El Paso, and that make him a big star. Lefty also recorded "Long Black Veil," a haunting story song. Alice, along with Lois, Rickey and little Marlon were upset. Lefty and Alice had a fight about the song.

Marty was pursing racing and he and his buddies were ready to roll. Next week's episode is about Lefty's final big hit, and Marty's racing.

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