Conway Twitty – Don’t Cry Joni
Oldies Songs A fairytale-like country ballad of tragic timing and forgotten promises, where youth’s tears transform into an everlasting bittersweet memory . In 1975, country music legend Conway Twitty released Don’t Cry…
One Duet Turned Into A Rumor Country Music Could Never Silence
Oldies Songs The Love Story America Imagined Was Never Real — But the Friendship Behind the Music Was Even More Beautiful Few duet partnerships in country music history created more speculation, fascination,…
Conway Twitty on Nashville Now talking about his tour with Merle Haggard and George Jones and about the controversy caused by the song Saturday Night Special
A Rare Conversation Where Legends Share the Road and a Controversial Song Reveals Its True Heart In 1989, on the widely watched program Nashville Now, Conway Twitty stepped into the…
Conway Twitty – Grandest Lady Of Them All
A Love Letter to the Stage That Raised Country Music’s Soul Hidden within the 1978 album Georgia Keeps Pulling on My Ring, “Grandest Lady Of Them All” by Conway Twitty…
Conway Twitty on Late Show With David Letterman singing Play Ruby Play
A Country Legend Walks Into Late Night, Bringing Charm, Humor, and a Song That Still Burns Bright When Conway Twitty appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman, it was…
Conway Twitty – A Bridge That Just Won’t Burn (on That Nashville Music in 1980)
A Love That Refuses to End, No Matter How Many Times It’s Tested by Fire In 1980, appearing on That Nashville Music, Conway Twitty delivered a powerful performance of “A…
Conway Twitty – Crazy In Love live January 21 1993
A Voice Near the End, Still Carrying the Fire of Love One Last Time On January 21, 1993, just months before his passing, Conway Twitty stepped onto the stage to…
Conway Twitty – Heartache Tonight
When a Rock Anthem Finds Its Soul in a Country Heart In 1983, “Heartache Tonight” took on a new life through Conway Twitty, appearing on his album Lost in the…
Two Hours Before His Death, Conway Twitty Was Still Singing
Two Hours Before His Death, Conway Twitty Was Still Singing There is something almost impossible to understand about the final night of Conway Twitty’s life. Not because it was loud…
Conway Twitty – Hello Darlin’ (performed at the Showboat Casino in Atlantic City in 1992)
A Simple Greeting That Became Country Music’s Most Intimate Moment of Love and Loss In 1992, at the Showboat Casino in Atlantic City, Conway Twitty stepped onto the stage and…