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Marty Stuart

Marty Stuart Goes West (and Beyond) with ‘Space Junk’
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Marty Stuart Goes West (and Beyond) with ‘Space Junk’

By
Justin Cober-Lake
/ 1 May 2025

Space Junk carries a very particular, yet effective vibe, and Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives tweak it just enough to keep it captivating.

Marty Stuart – “Way Out West” (Singles Going Steady)
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Marty Stuart – “Way Out West” (Singles Going Steady)

By
PopMatters Staff
/ 16 February 2017
Marty Stuart shows how going out west is just a metaphor for finding yourself.
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Marley’s Ghost: Jubilee

By
Steven Spoerl
/ 12 August 2012
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Marty Stuart: Ghost Train: The Studio B Sessions

By
Steve Horowitz
/ 21 September 2010
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Marty Stuart: 30 August 2010 – New York

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Thomas Hauner
/ 1 September 2010
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Bill Monroe: Father of Bluegrass Music

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Christel Loar
/ 30 July 2008
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Porter Wagoner: Wagonmaster

By
Zeth Lundy
/ 16 September 2007
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Marty Stuart: Badlands: Ballads of the Lakota

By
Matt Cibula
/ 2 November 2005

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