I'm 24 and have loved his music since I was about 8 years old. He's the only country singer I've ever been able to truly enjoy. I'm from Texas which makes this ironic.
I'm 17 now and man do I wish I was alive to at least see him one time in concert. I am so glad that there's footage of amazing artists like Conway here.
And the woman is this clip at beginning is loretta lynn who just passed away last week at 90 years old . Should also look up roy Acuff for old time country.
FIND what you can online. Musicians, singers, iconic personalities like Conway Twitty are a gone. The next (your generation, plus) will establish your own icons.
@Chris Carter I love Loretta Lynn and she was smokin' in her prime lol, I'm not a huge Roy Acuff fan. I don't find myself listening to The Wabash Cannonball every once in awhile though. My top three list is Waylon, Travis Tritt, and my hero Stevie Ray Vaughan.
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This became his signature song and the one he was known most for. His "HELLO DARLIN" intro was frequently repeated in social circles. This song is the center piece of his legacy.
This was a great era in country music. The performer just stepped up to the mike and sang. No blaring backup, no acoustics drowning him out, no light show distracting you from the performer. Simply music. Then there is the lyrics themself. They mean something
Back in the day, not many were bigger than Conway. At the height of his career, He gave a friend of mine a job, knowing he just got out of prison, 2nd chance stuff. Good man! Back then, NO ONE would give my friend a job, so thanks again Conway!
Conway was country when country was country! I love it.😁. He didn't need his broken pick up truck or his lost hunting dog he sang from the heart!❤👌 and that's what you need right now!!
This was one of my mom's favorite songs and she turned my brother and I on to country music too. Mom passed away May 26, 2010. It's been 14 years ago this evening. Love you and miss you more than I can say mom. Kathleen❤
I was never really into country but ,Mr C-way Twittys , hello darlin 1971 , with his cool orange suit and pompadour ,and 1958s, its Only Make Believe .R.I.P Conway
Man love Conway still. That voice still gets you. He was Handsome and had so much wonderful talent. No one like Conway Twitty. Love this song. Hes a legend
I was lucky enough to see him in concert with my grandma on 3 different occasions. He started each one with this song and I thought she was going to faint! He signed autographs for over 6 hrs until everyone that waited got one. He was a true talent and damn was he good looking to boot! Wonderful memories pop in my head when I hear this song.
My grandma went and saw him at the Cincinnati Gardens years ago. All the lights were out and he started with, hello darlin, and that spotlight went on him and off he went. A true legend in every sense of the word.
Hello!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
. . . the first time I heard Conway singing "It´s Only Make Believe" in the year 1958 I felt in love with his voice and his songs. Now it´s 60 years later and he´s still in my ears and in my heart. Thank you Conway for joining me my whole life . . .
I grew up listening to Conway Twitty.. He was my mother's favorite singer.. This is mom's favorite song.. My mother died July 28 this year. She would always turn the radio up when heard he sing. He had a marvelous voice. I went to his concert a few times before he died.. He is mised
He made our youthful era, the most beautiful and amazing one with his unique talents. I am grateful and privileged to have been able to grow up with all of the amazing and unique tracks of Conway. He sounds very amazing. The world lost someone the day he died. I can still remember my mum dancing to the tones. We had the best country music, right from the 50s-90s.
These old country music singers were and still are the greatest singers and performers to ever live. They can and never will be replaced with anything close to the quality they had. They were the product of their times. They sang what they felt from their hearts and the hearts of the folks that listened to them. They sang about real life experiences good times and bad times that folks go through everyday and about the way people lived life in that time. Honky tonks and bar rooms, love and marriage, betrayal, death, trains, accidents, work, country folks, living on the road. About everything people experience. The songs people could relate to because they touched the souls of everyday people. They were wonderful entertainers that could sing like angels so to speak.
So glad my mom and aunt exposed me to the country music that came out when they were kids heck before my mom was born which was 1962! I’ve done my best to keep it all alive for my kids! My special needs daughter is so much like me, she loves all music and can sing you dang near every Conway song on down to David Allen Coke and Hank Jr. which they were my dads favs in country! My parents together gave me such a love for music and I can’t be more thankful!
I’ll never be able to hear this song and not think about my grandparents’ beer joint. I’d give anything to walk in there one more time and this be on the jukebox ❤
Loved, loved his voice, his growl!!!! He sang for women, in my opinion. I would cone home depressed, listen to his songs, and feel better. Miss him so much!❤😢
When it first came out it was on flip side of Danny boy which was the big hit.i told everybody hello darlin would be around a long time..Noe you never hear ole Danny boy
I was about 11 years old the first time I saw Conway and Loretta. He sang Hello Darlin and I was hooked. I was one of their biggest fans. I will always love Conway's music. Still listen to him.
I am grateful and privileged to have been able to grow up with all of the amazing and unique tracks of Conway. He sounds very amazing. The world lost someone the day he died. We had the best of country music, from the 60s-90s. I miss the good old days.
I am 50 and I still love this song i love each and every single song he sings 💕 ❤️ ❤ i think that he wrote this song for Loretta Lynn I believe the songs from back in the day we're much better than country music now
I played drums for my dad in a country cover band in the 1970’s , he was a great guitar picker & singer in his hay day , makes my memory’s dance around like “ James Brown “ in the middle of the 3rd set !
He passed in Springfield Missouri with a Heart attack. I live about an hour north of Springfield Missouri. He was a Romantic Singer. 💕 Love his style of music 🎼🎼🎶🎶🎼🎶🎶🎼
@@sherrysingleton5265 "Injustice of the South" Jesus we can't even look fondly back in time without someone inevitably bringing up "RaCiSm" and "iNjUsTiCe", as if mid 1900's America was the only country and time period on earth with 'racism' and 'injustice' 🤷
I am forever grateful and privileged for being able to grow up with all of the amazing and unique tracks of Conway. He sounds very amazing. The world lost someone the day he died. We had the best of rock and roll, blues, and country music, from the 60s-90s.
In 1971 i was a newlywed in the Navy in Yokuska Japan. Conway was great then and great now. My marriage did not last but Coway Twitty songs will. RIP Conway.
I was fortunate enough to meet him on two occasions. Once, when I was 4, he was walking through the audience and had passed us a few times. He stopped after he finished the song and asked me my name. He was surprised that I knew every word to his songs. He asked if he could sing me my favorite song on stage and my grandparents (who'd taken me to the show) said that was fine. He sang Tight Fittin' Jeans to me and gave me a big hug. I saw him again when I was 12. He remembered me...and my favorite song. He sang it to me again. I've met several famous people, from multiple genres and art forms (movies/music/sports/books/art) but he was hands down, one of the nicest people I've met. I've passed on a love of classic country to my son who knows the words to almost all of his songs too.
Yes Amanda he was the best n still is.,when we got married my husband sang'Its Only Make Believe.n he was killed in a plane crash a year later,so Conway Twitty n his songs mean alot to me.xxoo
This song makes me so nostalgic. Not because I was around when this song was a hit. But, because it would play in the infomercials when you stayed up too late watching TV as a kid.
Conway Twitty (September 1,1933 - June 5,1993), born Harold Lloyd Jenkins, was an American country music artist. He also had success in early Rock and Roll, Pop and R&B. He held the record for the most No.1 singles of any act, with 40 No.1 country hits, until George Strait broke the record in '06. From 71-76 he received a string of CMA awards for his duets with Loretta Lynn. Although never a member of the Grand Ole Opry, he was inducted into both the Country Music and Rockabilly Halls of Fame.
He made our youthful era, the most beautiful and amazing one with his unique talents. I am grateful and privileged to have been able to grow up with all of the amazing and unique tracks of Conway. He sounds very amazing. The world lost someone the day he died. I can still remember my mum dancing to the tones. We had the best country music, right from the 60s-90s.
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I'm 70 and STILL love Conway. Hello darlin makes me cry every time I hear it, which is everday. RIP
I'm 24 and have loved his music since I was about 8 years old. He's the only country singer I've ever been able to truly enjoy. I'm from Texas which makes this ironic.
My Wife loved Conway Twitty, She passed away May of 2022,She was only 47 years old, I Love Her & Miss Her so Much.
@@johnmechling9421 So sorry you lost her . I know words really don't help a loss of your Wife . 🌹🌹🌹
Wasnt he just beautifull in every way? ❤🎼 RIP Conway
Truly, he was the best!
A true country legend. These new country singers wouldn't know "real country" if it bit them in the behind. RIP Conway.
Does Garth Brooks count? I never know. My definition of fake country is basically anything after 2010
@@henrybierman8431l hello darlibg
Gracias amigos
Apple 🍎🍏
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Almost gone for 30 yrs and people still listen and remember him.
im 45 years old still listening
and I'm 43 but I love to listen Country Song❤
@@annyolo9448 country not the same anymore
I'm 56 years old still listening to Conway twitty👍
@@howardott9314 your not wrong there mate👍
I don’t care who you are, this song will melt you.
What a great voice this man had. RIP Mr. Twitty
I'm 17 now and man do I wish I was alive to at least see him one time in concert. I am so glad that there's footage of amazing artists like Conway here.
And the woman is this clip at beginning is loretta lynn who just passed away last week at 90 years old . Should also look up roy Acuff for old time country.
He is undoubtedly still singing in Heaven.
@Dylan Pittsley Check out vids of Glen Campbell. He's great too. I rediscovered him a few years ago. He can shred on the guitar which I did not know.
FIND what you can online. Musicians, singers, iconic personalities like Conway Twitty are a gone. The next (your generation, plus) will establish your own icons.
@Chris Carter I love Loretta Lynn and she was smokin' in her prime lol, I'm not a huge Roy Acuff fan. I don't find myself listening to The Wabash Cannonball every once in awhile though. My top three list is Waylon, Travis Tritt, and my hero Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Omg Conway, one of the best country singer never tired of hearing him ♥️ him 🇯🇲
Hey how are you doing…?
2021 and he's still one of the best country singers to walk this planet
Hell yeah brother
Absolutely
@@drunkmasterchief1120 I agree!!!
@ThePNStudentdefinitely hasnt
We need singers like this today. We are lacking so much in country music.
They don’t make men like this anymore.
Russ rogers is so right ,this us what you call music ,bring back country songs
TRUTH!
I’ll try to do this in Nashville and see what happens
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This became his signature song and the one he was known most for. His "HELLO DARLIN" intro was frequently repeated in social circles. This song is the center piece of his legacy.
I loved this man. Best country singer ever botn.
This was a great era in country music. The performer just stepped up to the mike and sang. No blaring backup, no acoustics drowning him out, no light show distracting you from the performer. Simply music. Then there is the lyrics themself. They mean something
It was a special time. Now drums and elec music in your face, singers used to rule .my dog likes Conway
Right on. There is no more country music.
Loved Conway seen him many times in Concert he never disappointed he was one of the greatest ❤❤😂😂
@@Mosely2007you right about that 😢
Back in the day, not many were bigger than Conway. At the height of his career, He gave a friend of mine a job, knowing he just got out of prison, 2nd chance stuff. Good man! Back then, NO ONE would give my friend a job, so thanks again Conway!
We love you and miss you Conway !!!
How I miss this country music from the past. Thank heavens for youtube!
Conway was country when country was country! I love it.😁. He didn't need his broken pick up truck or his lost hunting dog he sang from the heart!❤👌 and that's what you need right now!!
How can you not cry hearing this beautiful heart felt song? He and Loretta are now having a joyful reunion in the heavens. 🕊
Hello Julie, how are you doing?
Well said💯I love how he said at the end of the song that he sang this for Loretta☺️
Yes they are together - missed so much -
have a safe day Julie.
Truly. Felt his emotions through the song
Could listen to Conway every day, all day. We lost one of the masters when he passed. I miss this so much. RIP Conway.
Thanks to my mom for putting me on to real country music. I think of her every time I hear the classics.
Hey how are you doing?
This was one of my mom's favorite songs and she turned my brother and I on to country music too. Mom passed away May 26, 2010. It's been 14 years ago this evening. Love you and miss you more than I can say mom. Kathleen❤
He's ONE of a kind! Beautiful voice and beautiful man!
I'll always love this man. One of a kind voice. Beautiful song.
@Greg Normal Hello Darlin was my number 1 but then I loved all his music
If we could go back in time and have Conway and Loretta back with us~Amazing talent!
I must have listened to this a million times. I loved him he was one of the best.
Hey how are you doing?
He died in what, 1993, and all of these people commenting still feel the loss? That's the sign of an incredible musician.
I wasnt alive when he died but when i watch these videos i feel loss cause i know i would have been a massive fan of his
AMEN
TheUkester69 absolutely
TheUkester69 at Iona faregoound. From Robert Shafer. I played after gorge and loved it all
I was never really into country but ,Mr C-way Twittys , hello darlin 1971 , with his cool orange suit and pompadour ,and 1958s, its Only Make Believe .R.I.P Conway
Love this song, and Conway is a very talented artist. Good country music which I truly love.🎶🎶❤️
I’m 86 and still love conway❤❤❤❤
Hello how are you doing today
Watching thru tears as I re-live my childhood with this song and the memories of a loving family who I miss every single day of my life.
Man love Conway still. That voice still gets you. He was Handsome and had so much wonderful talent. No one like Conway Twitty. Love this song. Hes a legend
Hello Darling what a beautiful song thank you for all the beautiful music you you gave to us 🦋🙏💛❤️❤️🌺
Hello how are you doing?
Conway puts so much feeling into this song it makes me tear up everytime I hear it.
I never had the privilege of seeing them sing live in concert, but there songs are great and timeless. They are true legends of County Music.
I was lucky enough to see him in concert with my grandma on 3 different occasions. He started each one with this song and I thought she was going to faint! He signed autographs for over 6 hrs until everyone that waited got one. He was a true talent and damn was he good looking to boot! Wonderful memories pop in my head when I hear this song.
@ahe and still have to re and a female on a race track and field of view the little Haines girl in 2nd will leave it in the tires and wheels are you
YES HE WAS!!!, Smelled just as good, such a sweet Gentleman. I could barely talk to him. NEARLY PASSED OUT
Omg I'm so late
6 hours?!
Heard Conway perform in a small town north of Lonfon, Ontario.
Year was 1959. Liked his music then, and I still do.
My grandma went and saw him at the Cincinnati Gardens years ago. All the lights were out and he started with, hello darlin, and that spotlight went on him and off he went. A true legend in every sense of the word.
I really loved Conway's voice, he was wonderful❤💜💛💚
Hello!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
Beautiful...just makes my heart melt!!
Now this is great music back in the day for my parents also great vocals like Tammy Wynette what a great voice
I miss Conway. These songs are priceless. I could watch this everyday
Hope you doing good and staying safe.....!
That was one example of a man's Man
Yes a country legend he passed away much to soon his music lives on for ever loved him will always play his music
Hello how are you doing today 😊
This man could sing! And he was a great baseball player. Many gifts.
I love hearing Conway sing. These are one of my favorite songs of his. I enjoy when him and Loretta sing together.
Yea me too Ann how are you doing?
I remember Conway as a late 50’s rock and roll singer. My fave was “It’s only make believe”
Hello how are you doing?
. . . the first time I heard Conway singing "It´s Only Make Believe" in the year 1958 I felt in love with his voice and his songs. Now it´s 60 years later and he´s still in my ears and in my heart. Thank you Conway for joining me my whole life . . .
Conway is the perfect Country Singer since 1967
Hey how are you doing today?
Love Conway twisty this song is a real classic thank you Conway so glad I got to see you 2 times 🦋😇💛💛🙏🌸🧚🏾♀️🌈🌼🧚♂️🙍🏽♂️💐🧚🏾♀️🌺🦋
Hey how are you doing today?
Conway Titty is one of the all-time greatest Country Singers
+Anthony Spinuzzi titty lol u made me fall out of my chair
LMAO
+Anthony Spinuzzi he sings rock very well too..saw him on an episode of sha na na..! he rocked to the song of danny boy...believe it or not...
conway twitty not titty
Connor McQuade oh my goodness. didnt notice that...LOL
I grew up listening to Conway Twitty.. He was my mother's favorite singer.. This is mom's favorite song.. My mother died July 28 this year. She would always turn the radio up when heard he sing. He had a marvelous voice. I went to his concert a few times before he died.. He is mised
Hello friend, how are you doing today?
He made our youthful era, the most beautiful and amazing one with his unique talents. I am grateful and privileged to have been able to grow up with all of the amazing and unique tracks of Conway. He sounds very amazing. The world lost someone the day he died. I can still remember my mum dancing to the tones. We had the best country music, right from the 50s-90s.
Hey Cindy, how are you doing?
i love all Conway's songs some of them was sent to me by a special friend i miss that friend very much
Hey how are you doing today?
I love this man he sings like an angel .Never heard a bad song from him .He was a good looking man that never lost it
Hello Kim, how are you doing?
Myfaa
These old country music singers were and still are the greatest singers and performers to ever live. They can and never will be replaced with anything close to the quality they had. They were the product of their times. They sang what they felt from their hearts and the hearts of the folks that listened to them. They sang about real life experiences good times and bad times that folks go through everyday and about the way people lived life in that time. Honky tonks and bar rooms, love and marriage, betrayal, death, trains, accidents, work, country folks, living on the road. About everything people experience. The songs people could relate to because they touched the souls of everyday people. They were wonderful entertainers that could sing like angels so to speak.
One of my all-time favorites!👍👍I still miss him today!
Hello friend, how's your evening going so far
So glad my mom and aunt exposed me to the country music that came out when they were kids heck before my mom was born which was 1962! I’ve done my best to keep it all alive for my kids! My special needs daughter is so much like me, she loves all music and can sing you dang near every Conway song on down to David Allen Coke and Hank Jr. which they were my dads favs in country! My parents together gave me such a love for music and I can’t be more thankful!
Hey how are you doing today?
LOVE Conway and this is always one of the greatest--wonderful SONGS. Miss You Conway..
Hello how are you doing today 😊
I’ll never be able to hear this song and not think about my grandparents’ beer joint. I’d give anything to walk in there one more time and this be on the jukebox ❤
Sitting on the stoep in Rehoboth, Namibia, listening with my father. Grew up with country! Quality music 🎶 ❤️
Loved, loved his voice, his growl!!!! He sang for women, in my opinion. I would cone home depressed, listen to his songs, and feel better. Miss him so much!❤😢
RIP Conway you are. True legend of country music.
I have never found someone as great as him he stays in my heart!!👼😔
Hope you doing good and staying safe.....!
Such a wonderful singer. R.I.P Conway. Regards...A Country Music fan of 53 years from England. 🏴🤠
I grew up Listening to Great Country Music sounding just like this ,awesome Singer Conway Twitty is big time.
I grew up with his music. Such a great singer. R.I.P. sir. You are missed. 😢
Yes conway is the only person who can sing this song the way it supposed to be sung.
Can't get any better then conway
George Jones sang this at a concert after Conway died and it made me cry.
here I lay listening to Conway and Loretta crying my eyes out. I cry every time I hear him. I love him with all my heart.
2020, and I still love him.
It's good to know there are still people who appreciate good music.
Hello good morning beautiful
When it first came out it was on flip side of Danny boy which was the big hit.i told everybody hello darlin would be around a long time..Noe you never hear ole Danny boy
I was about 11 years old the first time I saw Conway and Loretta. He sang Hello Darlin and I was hooked. I was one of their biggest fans. I will always love Conway's music. Still listen to him.
Hello Beth, how are you doing?
Who’s still listening in 2019?! ❤️
everybody baby : )
Of course!
Always Jealous of "Conway Hair". To this day.
I listen to this on sundowner radio show in Kenya's national broadcaster KBC. how beautiful
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Conway will never be dead in my heart I can listen to him and Loretta Lynn sing all night long.
Hello Jean, how are you doing?
NO WORDS TO SAY HOW GREAT A MAN AND VOICE--SAW HIM 27 TIMES -LOVED HIM -MISS HIM-PLAY ON AUTO FOR HOURS
27? I love you!
How’d you manage that?
I got to see him 7 times.
Only one Conway Twitty , I grew up listening to real county music , conway soothes the soul .
Hope you doing good and staying safe.....!
another icon goone but not forgotten love you and your music
Good morning Linda
I am grateful and privileged to have been able to grow up with all of the amazing and unique tracks of Conway. He sounds very amazing. The world lost someone the day he died. We had the best of country music, from the 60s-90s. I miss the good old days.
Hello Linda, how are you doing?
Wow beautiful song love ❤it
Hey how are you doing..,
Mr Twitty left us far far too soon. You may be gone - but your music will never die
I am 50 and I still love this song i love each and every single song he sings 💕 ❤️ ❤ i think that he wrote this song for Loretta Lynn I believe the songs from back in the day we're much better than country music now
How are you doing today 😊
I played drums for my dad in a country cover band in the 1970’s , he was a great guitar picker & singer in his hay day , makes my memory’s dance around like “ James Brown “ in the middle of the 3rd set !
NOTHER ONE OF THOSE AMAZING ARTISTS OF MY YOUTH, WE MISS YOU ALL. Country music is reality of life Thank you Conway Twitty
I'm 19 & I can't get enough of Conway Twitty. He's just simply amazing
Have you listened to Lonely Blue Boy?
What could be better then having your heart torn out and filled with tears.
That’s because you know good music when you here it 🙌🏻
28 now
Exact same bro
Love hear classic hits songs, use listen on radio stations back then. Thank You. Sure miss Conway Twitty. Pure country music sound
Hello 👋
I loved Conway Twitty..R.I.P ❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Yea Barbara me too
He passed in Springfield Missouri with a Heart attack. I live about an hour north of Springfield Missouri. He was a Romantic Singer. 💕 Love his style of music 🎼🎼🎶🎶🎼🎶🎶🎼
Hello how are you doing?
Conway Twitty died from an abdominal Aneurysm in June 5 1993 at 59 years old .....
I'm so glad I grew up in the south in the 60s and 70s and was exposed to this -then again music was better everywhere in the country at that time
I enjoyed the music; but the injustice of the South was hard . It was the best of times; it was the worst of times..... I was there!
@@sherrysingleton5265 "Injustice of the South" Jesus we can't even look fondly back in time without someone inevitably bringing up "RaCiSm" and "iNjUsTiCe", as if mid 1900's America was the only country and time period on earth with 'racism' and 'injustice' 🤷
Same here.my dad used to sing this to my mom 50 years ago😭❤️
Actually,,he is great
I'd love to have seen it, born 40 years too late
No one can sing this song like Conway !
love this song
Hello how are you doing?
Country will never be the same... Conway was tops!
I can't get enough of that intro. True Americana. Hal-low Conway!
Ladies and gentlemen.... Mr Conway Twitty
Ryan B. Seth McFarlane- so bad at comedy that he thinks a talented musician is a funny punchline.
@@curtisleggett7121 There's no such thing
@@SavageGreywolf Seth isn't for everyone. Just people with an actual sense of humor... U must like carlos mencia or tyler perry...lol
I love this song so much remind s of Loretta Lynn songs as was married at very young listening to all these people
I will replay at least 7 more times...RIP WE MISS U. At least, we have your SON! HE SOUNDS JUST LIKE YOU !!!
Hello Florence. How are you doing?
I am forever grateful and privileged for being able to grow up with all of the amazing and unique tracks of Conway. He sounds very amazing. The world lost someone the day he died. We had the best of rock and roll, blues, and country music, from the 60s-90s.
Hello Florence, how are you doing?
The pain in his voice is sooooo believable! 💋
Hello friend, how are you doing today? ?
That's country music at it's best "tears in my beers'' music
In 1971 i was a newlywed in the Navy in Yokuska Japan. Conway was great then and great now. My marriage did not last but Coway Twitty songs will. RIP Conway.
Hello friend, how's your evening going so far
the memories of his music moves our hearts still
Late 60's to mid 70's were the best of Conway IMO. Nobody did it better.
2024 and this song remains a classic.......................heartbreaking, soul killing, lovers lament................
I was fortunate enough to meet him on two occasions. Once, when I was 4, he was walking through the audience and had passed us a few times. He stopped after he finished the song and asked me my name. He was surprised that I knew every word to his songs. He asked if he could sing me my favorite song on stage and my grandparents (who'd taken me to the show) said that was fine. He sang Tight Fittin' Jeans to me and gave me a big hug. I saw him again when I was 12. He remembered me...and my favorite song. He sang it to me again. I've met several famous people, from multiple genres and art forms (movies/music/sports/books/art) but he was hands down, one of the nicest people I've met. I've passed on a love of classic country to my son who knows the words to almost all of his songs too.
Is he wearing a wig Amanda? It's too black and shiny to be real.
amanda sigler you ate very lucky
amanda sigler I
Yes Amanda he was the best n still is.,when we got married my husband sang'Its Only Make Believe.n he was killed in a plane crash a year later,so Conway Twitty n his songs mean alot to me.xxoo
great to here you. he was one of the greatest .
I could listen to this man all day long. Just discovered him on UA-cam
My dad always said Hello Darlin every time he seen me I ABSOLUTELY love this Song
This song makes me so nostalgic. Not because I was around when this song was a hit. But, because it would play in the infomercials when you stayed up too late watching TV as a kid.
Conway Twitty (September 1,1933 - June 5,1993), born Harold Lloyd Jenkins, was an American country music artist. He also had success in early Rock and Roll, Pop and R&B. He held the record for the most No.1 singles of any act, with 40 No.1 country hits, until George Strait broke the record in '06. From 71-76 he received a string of CMA awards for his duets with Loretta Lynn. Although never a member of the Grand Ole Opry, he was inducted into both the Country Music and Rockabilly Halls of Fame.
Real country. Not like the crap on country radio today.
your right
+chriswoods this is real old country like George Jones alan jackson and many others not these new country songs they are so bad
True a hundred percent
çonway Twitty you
you all need to listen to some Texas radio there plenty trying to save country down here in the south
OH HOW WONDERFUL 🤗TO THINK LORRETTE MET CONWAY HER HUSBAND 💕IN HEAVEN THIS YEAR🙁❤❤❤
that gravely voice when he says "Hello Darlin.." gets me every single time! He was talking to every woman in the place!
70 years old and I'm just starting to like him a lot better than I ever did
Yup👍
I was 16 and married in 1970! Husband went to the Army, then Vietnam! I finished High School then! Love this song then and forever!
My husband and I back in the 1960's as teenagers loved listening to the great Conway Twitty.
Hey how are you doing today?
I listen to him as I write---I still miss him---my mother got me hooked on his songs.
😊😊 I'm very pleased to know I'm not the only one that loves the song but when last did you play it?
He made our youthful era, the most beautiful and amazing one with his unique talents. I am grateful and privileged to have been able to grow up with all of the amazing and unique tracks of Conway. He sounds very amazing. The world lost someone the day he died. I can still remember my mum dancing to the tones. We had the best country music, right from the 60s-90s.
Hello Barbara, are you writing? Well, that's beautiful. Have you had any of your books published? It would be a great deal to meet an author. How are you doing, my friend?