Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Conway Twitty - I'd Love To Lay You Down
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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Conway Twitty - I'd Love To Lay You Down
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Slow hand by Conway is a MUST
That's a great song 🎵 it's been covered by several artists
@@Ydnic7481 yeah but nobody does it like Conway Twitty sighhhhhh
@@tiacalhoun3841 agree!!
Absolutely!!
Yes!!!
If you want a good laugh try Conway and Loretta Lynn's duet of " Your The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly ".
I regret that I can't give multiple thumbs up on this one
@@vjallman1872 I regret that I'm not MADE of thumbs on this comment thread!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
If Kitty Wells had married Conway her name would be Kitty Twitty.
I was just coming here to request that he does this one. It's so funny.
His voice is legendary, but Hello Darlin shows it off the best
I used to torture my ex singing it around the house all the time
Audio.
Agreed. The entry to that song is the thing that got me hooked on him. He was smooth as silk.
I always thought "How much more can she stand" was his best vocal performance. Either way, Conway is the best friend a song ever had.
Oh, you're not kidding!!!! That's his best song
One of his grandsons was singing this song in school. The teacher asked what he was singing and he said a Conway Tweety song, that's how a 5 year old says Twitty. He said Conway was his grandfather and the teacher didn't believe him, so she called his mom and told her what happened. She said the same thing and once again the teacher didn't believe her. Conway happened to be in town that week and took his grandson to school, and asked his grandson where his teacher was. He pointed at her and Conway walked over and said "hello darlin" and after that his grandson could sing whatever he wanted to.
Trey Twitty is his grandson you are talking about
I love this so much. 99% of the middle aged and up women that likes country music would have melted if that happened to them 😂
Great story ❤
Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn duets are awesome too
Your the reason our kids are ugly is epic
Conway was a master at talking dirty without talking dirty.
Exactly! Great summary of him!
"That's My Job" is a great song that will pull at your heart strings
Oh yeah, New Daddy again gonna cry on that one hahaha ua-cam.com/video/U1hPcGaBXJI/v-deo.html
Yes
💯 agree!
That was my grandma's favorite. Lost her 33 years ago. I can't listen to it, hurts too much. Beautiful song.
It pulled at my heart when I lost my dad. The first time I heard this song was when we were fishing in a small Lund boat together. I looked at him and just listened to the song. Now, I always get that memory when I hear this song.
Tight fitting Jeans is a great one! 🎉
A must!
🇬🇧 "Its Only Make Believe" "Hello Darlin" & "Thats My Job".... All GREAT songs by Conway. 🎼🎶🎙️❤
Saw Conway Twitty four times once with Loretta Lynn, each time after the show he met with fans, shook his hand and got autograph each time. Great reaction.
"I Can Tell You' ve Never Been This Far Before" is a really good one!🎸🎶
This one
Conway Twitty the country Tom Jones. His duets with Loretta Lynn transcend legendary to mythical. Check out Louisiana Woman Mississippi Man. You won't regret it
My late brother and I used to sing that to each other at the top of our lungs while we walked up the creek at our grandparents' house, my favorite memory.
Conway Twitty was his stage name, came from Conway Arkansas and Twitty Texas
Real name was Harold Jenkins
When you get a chance listen to Hello Darlin
He is talking about the forever love my parents had. My sweet daddy passed away last June at the age of 85. He passed away on my parents 61st anniversary. They were totally committed to each other. This is what Conway is singing about 😊😊
He was almost cancelled in the 70s with the song You've Never Been This Far Before a lot of country stations refused to play it. This man in my opinion is the GOAT of country music. His drummer use to introduce him as the Best Friend a Song Ever Had.
Conway is a legend, he had 55 number one hits!
That's my Job! You'll love that track. Will make you tear up. 40!
My husband play this for our daughters ❤❤
@@scenicrouteart This song mirrors mine and my dad's life. He bought the ticket that got me home to Tennessee from Seattle.
It will give you a different relationship between you and your children. Warning get out the tissue
Love that song!!!!
My Mom and every other middle-aged housewife in the 70s were in love with Conway.
Teenage girls too mainly because of his songs like this and that hair. 😅
I remember when he passed away. I was at a friends house for the night and when we woke up in the morning her mom was playing Conway’s music and crying. We had no clue what was going on until her dad told us then the whole house was crying.
Wasn't just middle aged women! 😂😂
And "Hello Darlin" is a heartbreaker.
Conway Twitty is literally one of the absolute greatest voices to ever grace country music!!! What a legend!!! He is most definitely my all time favorite old school (classic) country singer.
Conway Twitty started his career as a Rock and Roll singer. I grew up listening to his music. Linda on my mind and tight fittin'jeans and many many more.
Conway Twitty..Slow Hand, You’ve Never Been This Far Before, Tight Fittin’ Jeans, Hello Darlin’, That’s My Job and many many more!
Conway was called the best friend a song ever had. His solo career was fantastic, but you should check out the duets he did with Loretta Lynn.
His "It's Only Make Believe" has been one of my favorite songs for over fifty years.
As a father, you will Loooove "That's My Job."
For 43yrs, the kitchen is where to this day I have to tell my husband to keep his hands to himself 😅
Mine too! Especially if my hands are busy doing dishes. Must be the soapy water 😂.
@@Ydnic7481 My wife of 20yrs is gonna crack up when I tell her about this comment. Shes not alone! Lol.
That kind of love does still exist. My husband and I were married at 17 & 19, and 45 years later we still would rather spend our free time together (except for when he goes fishing).
You're friendly drummer here again, the tempo didn't change, it was a key change which a lot of artist do but typically they change and go up a key but instead he goes down a key which is what makes it so unique!
Coming from a musical background of singing mainly old hymns in church, I am very familiar with key changes in-between verses. I'd never thought about it, but you're right! I can't think of many (if any) examples of downward key changes with the exception of Bass singers and that's just so we can show off our low range!
That style of singing was called Crooning. He was a a crooner. Several of the old country artists were/are crooners. And the women LOVED it.
Baby's got her blue jeans on!! Its a good one!
That's Mel McDaniel but yes, great song!
Conway was THE MAN! From Don't Take it Away to Hello Darlin' to Tight Fittin' Jeans and everything in between he will always be the best of the best 💞
BP I was 8 months pregnant with my 3rd daughter when Conway died on the operating table 😢😢 it came over the radio and I cried and cried. There's so many great songs you will love by Conway but That's My Job is going to get you 😢😢 love ya and R.I.P Conway Twitty 😢😢😢
Also, his grandson and Loretta Lynn’s granddaughter are now a duo. They did a remake of Conway and Loretta’s hit, “Feelings”, that video is epic!
"You're The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly" - Conway & Loretta Lynn
Lay you down meant the same as it does today lol
Much more romantic way of saying what we all know he means!
I said I never heard of Conway twitty till this song and I was like he was dooogggg and my grandpa started laughing so hard my grandma had to give him a little slap😂😂 it was a great moment😂 thanks for making this memory happen😂😂🤦🏻♂️
Oh man. The Conway in yellow looked so much like my dad. His look til the day he died was Conways clothes and Johnny Cash's hair. Add in that he played them all the time and I got nostalgic. This made me miss him all over again.
I'm glad you have such good memories. It's hard to lose a parent.
@@Teresia12 lost him 32 years ago
I listened to this as a child and loved "The Twitty Bird" ( he had one painted on his bus) but then I learned later in life that this man was a straight PIMP... he was rocking with all the ladies...LOL... things you don't realize as a kid, for real!!
Conway was always in his bag with the words. Thanks to my step mom for playing it on our 9hr ride on family vacations as kids and all the way home too😂 He was even mentioned in her obituary. Rip Lisa
I’ve always taken this song as he’s speaking to his wife, telling her how in love he is. She is the most beautiful thing to him in just her normal everyday stuff. When she’s in her moomoo with curlers in her hair not even trying to be cute, he finds her irresistible. So sweet. ❤
I’m 63 and when I was like 5 years old he opened a convenience store in Sapulpa Ok and sold twitty burgers
🇬🇧 Love Conway Twitty. His voice is devine. My mum introduced me to Conway at about 8 years old. We had the single for "Its Only Make Believe". I loved it then, & i love it now. Would LOVE for you to react to that one. It was his first hit. 🎼🎶🎙️
Conway “That’s my Job”. There is your tear jerker for a daddy.
Grew up listening to this era of Country music. Conway was the hearthrob to the moms! My mother played Conway and Charley Pride on heavy rotation on her stereo. His "signature" song was Hello Darlin'. He also did many duets with legendary artist Loretta Lynn such as Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man and Lead Me On.
Legend. Not only one of the very best silky-smooth country crooners to ever hit the charts, but also a stone cold panty dropper. In other comments sections I have referred to him as "the Teddy Pendergrass or Luther Vandross of country." When his songs came on the radio, housewives with their hair in curlers would swoon at the ironing board. He was a KILLA. And yes, this particular song is about the lasting love of a solid marriage, and how he will always want to get busy with his wife for the rest of his life, even long past his ability to even get busy anymore. Now that's love. LOL
My parents really liked Conway. Mom always laughed at the "curlers in your hair". When Dad played this, he'd grab Mom and dance in the living room. Also, did you notice the chorus change at the end? It went from "all the things A woman loves to hear" to " all the things MY woman loves to hear".
You should listen to Charlie Pride and Charlie Rich, too.
BP.....I love your reactions to all these genres that are out of you comfort zone. Your open mindness to explore and listen to everything.
Conway was a pop/rock singer before he turned country. At one time he had the most number one songs in country history. He has a ton of fantastic music. He is a true OG .
He had a song with Loretta Lyne called You’re The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly that’s hilarious
Conway was called a songs best friend. He was a fantastic singer. ❤
you should listen to conway and lorretta song " your the reason our kids are ugly" very cute and funny song
"That's My Job" will move you, both as an artist and especially as a Father!
I'm not sure which is more endearing - your playing old classics or your reactions to them. Your wife is a blessed woman.
Country's naughtiest sounding legend! You'll never be disappointed by any of Conway's work. A difficult thing to do while singing -- changing keys -- and he changes keys twice, and nails it three times.
All the ladies loved Conway back in the day, all of them
Conway was a legend, this guy was cool as hell. Good reaction, he's not being a dog here, he's simply telling the one he loves how he feels👍
The duet with Loretta Lynn "You're the reason are kids are ugly" It's hilarious!
Conway Twitty was a legend.. love "It's only the lonely"
Another favorite of mine is "It's Only Make Believe". Great song. Great voice.
Slow Hand and That's my Job are the best Conway songs
One of his last if not the last song he released was Who Did They Think He Was.
Not many people know it or remember it but it's a very poignant and powerful song about Elvis. JFK and Jesus.
Very good song.
I've loved Conway since the 70's. An amazing singer and he didn't just sing songs, he made us part of his songs.
Hello Darling is another Classic Conway...such an iconic voice
Loved Conway. ❤
Glad you reacted to Conway Twitty 💜
These songs remind me of my childhood. Brings happy memories of my momma in the kitchen cooking my dad at table playing solitaire drinken black coffee. RIP both of you forever together like you were in life.
Both my mother and grandmother loved some Conway, grew up listening to his music. Tight Fitten Jeans, Hello Darlin, and like others have said the duets with Loretta such great music
He has many great songs, kinds of what they call a crooner maybe? "Hello Darlin'", "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" duet w/ Loretta Lynn, "Tight Fittin' Jeans", "Slow Hand", "Don't Call Him a Cowboy" are just some of my faves.
I saw Carmen live back in '87. Great show.
There are Lots of ol country legends, but Conway is my favorite from any era! He started out in rock parallel to Elvis, but soon switched, for the better. He has the only number one song without a chorus. The Rose. Over 40 number one hits. Straight up legend!
Don Williams and Gearge Straight are right behind him in my ears.
P.S. Thanks to my momma, I had his last 8-track tape as a rock singer in all of his black leather on the cover.
Other great songs from Conway are: It's Only Make Believe (1959), Lonely Blue Boy (1960), The Rose (1970), After The Fire Is Gone (1971), Fifteen Years Ago (1970), Happy Birthday Darling (1979) and so many, many more songs of his. BP, you can't ever go wrong with a Twitty song.
Thank you. Country hitmaker. Saw him live twice. Ladies man
I always took this song as a ROMANTIC song to HIS lady....not just A lady.... :) LOVE CONWAY!!! SO MANY great songs!! Thanks for reacting to this one, BP - HUGS!!
"that's my job" and "tight fitting jeans" are two more great ones by him.
He always sing for the lady’s a friend of mine saw him in concert and when he got close to her she passed out love this man
I've been married for 33 years and still going strong! "You've Never Been This Far Before" should ne next from Conway!
I remember back in the late 70’s, Conway showed up on TV with an afro, the next day all the country boys were sporting afro’s
Love Conway Twitty thanks for doing it
My favorite singer in the world right there, Conway Twitty. A #1 hit machine!
I've loved this song since childhood. Hits different now that I'm older ❤
My husband and I are so cheesy we went to the Conway Twitty show in Pigeon Forge and we had the vast time. Listens this is old country Loving.....let’s do it the long haul
My dad used to sing this to my step-mom, 😊they were so kuuute in-love.🥰💖💝💞💋
I'm in my 60's now. Great memories!!
The Band and The Staples, The Weight, (The Last Waltz).🙏🏼❤
Sooooo Many Great Love Songs by Conway !!! The Greatest
Tight fittin' jeans is a great Conway song too!
He says things in his songs women want to hear! Love him
Listen.... my husband and I go to Conway Twitty tributes. He does all the things... slow hand... all of it. My husband is a Silverback. ❤ A 6’4” Filipino. The karaoke for Filipinos is so real. He just does Creed and Metallica. 😩
OMG! LOVE that you're checking out Conway!! RIP! My favorite is Don't Take It Away!! But, everything by Conway is great!!❤
CT was a heavy smoker who burned his tenor range away. The downward modulations in "Lay You Down" was a way to explore his bass range. They're also fun to sing along to when Conway is on the radio.
"Hello Darlin"was my favorite Conway Twitty song. I also love "Linda On My Mind". ❤😊
ConwayTwitty was my aunt's neighbor here in Oklahoma and when my mom visited her during her pregnancy with me he "patted your butt" as my mom liked to tell me. So I grew up on his music as a kid in a family who listened almost exclusively to country music. When I was little, under the age od 10, we went to a diner that had a jukebox where I would, EVERY TIME, pick my songs and I'd Love To Lay You Down and his song Tight Fitting Jeans were my first and last picks to ne played when we went in to eat. And Hello Darlin' is awesome.
I absolutely luv how you refer to your parents when you talk about true luv. Our parents were raised at a different time that ya didn't just walk away when there was an issue ya work it out! I can remember my parents listening to this old school country. And all, though, it's not my first choice I can still listen to it and appreciate the talent! Luv the reaction!
I love you!!!! You crack me up!! Thank you for being a REAL MAN!!! Your wife is blessed!! We need more real men in the world!
That’s what I love about this era. They were so much classier about saying they wanted to be with someone.
This is a beautiful love song. The 2 sexiest voices in Country Music are Marty Robbins and Conway Twitty! Conway sang to the Ladies & we still miss & love him. He wrote a lot of great songs. My favorite is "You've never been this far before." Conway had 55 #1 hits. He would of had more, but passed away at 59. Any song of his you will love. In Country music Conway is known as "The best friend a song ever had!" He knew a hit when he wrote or heard it. You also need to listen to the duets Conway did with Loretta Lynn. My favorite " Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man."
I'm sure many have given you a list of songs to listen to. So l'm not going to. Just know, Conway sang to the ladies. He's the only one in Country Music that could get away with it. Once you listen to more of him, you will understand this statement. I know you have an idea of why if you have read the comments about him.
My mother would argue with you about that, I know that she'd say Conway Twitty and Kenny Rogers
Can’t wait for him to hear Conway do You’re the Reason Our Kids Are Ugly
I have always loved Conway Twitty. Not one song I dislike! He is a real treasure. ❤️🔥💯
Conway Twitty has been favorite male singer for 4 generations of women in my family. Even my 20 year old loves his music. Known as the High Priest of Country music he’s the master of not dirty dirty songs.
Conway Twitty is a legend. He has the second most number one hits in country music history after George Strait. You should take a deep dive into his music catalog. It's terrific!
That’s my job will bring you to tears.
Conway was a "heart throb" for us older Baby Boomers. You gotta hear his "hello Darlin, " which became the "pick up line" for every man in the country.
Goodbye Time is beautiful. He was one of a kind.