Written by Marty Robbins, “El Paso” was first released on his Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs album in September 1959.

Baskin-Robbins will celebrate the opening of its relocated El Paso shop with .31 cent ice cream scoops on Saturday, March 29, at 3500 N. Mesa St. The shop moved from 3434 N. Mesa St. to build a ...

So, Breaking Bad ended last night! No real spoilers below, but if you glanced at the name of the episode on your DVR, you might have noticed that they called it “Felina.” In addition to being an ...

Today Baskin-Robbins unveiled its second “Moments” concept store in El Paso, Texas. The design, which gives guests an entirely new and engaging experience, is rolling out to Baskin-Robbins nationwide ...

At nearly five minutes, Marty Robbins' "El Paso" is the Infinite Jest of early chart-toppers. "El Paso" isn't a dynamic song, exactly; it doesn't swell with instrumentation as it goes along or build ...

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Baskin-Robbins, the world’s largest chain of specialty ice-cream shops, will host a grand opening this weekend for its newly relocated store in the Kern Place area near UTEP.

In September 1959, country star Marty Robbins released his song "El Paso," which by early the next year hit No. 1 on both the country and pop charts. The song introduced the world to a restaurant in ...

When the Breaking Bad Finale title was revealed as “Felina,” there were a lot of theories about what it could mean. The simplest explanation was that it was an anagram for finale. Another more complex ...

Marty Robbins’ classic “El Paso” had two prominent placements during the series finale of “Breaking Bad” on Sunday night. Warning: Minor Spoilers ahead. Stop reading if you haven’t seen the series ...

Baskin Robbins is unveiling a new store in El Paso today, which also will be a state-wide debut for a new sleek design and concept. The store is at 929 Sunland Park Drive. It will have a grand opening ...