People forget he was a Rock and Roll superstar with multiple million dollar singles and was in a few movies , for 10 years before he ever went into Country music
I loved this song when I first heard it on my transistor radio. I begged my mom to take me to the record store so I could get the 45. I still have it. Mmmmm. That sexy growl. I always watched Dick Clark on Saturday night, so I saw this first-run, and not again until now. I still have my "IFIC" button. Thanx muchly for sharing this little treasure! RIP, darlin' Conway, and thanx so very much for the magic, music, and memories.
I was 7 years old when I first saw this and fell in love. I've got multiple recordings of this through the years on his albums and can tell the difference in each one. Cannot imagine how many times I've listened to it. It will be played at my graveside when I die
Exito grabado en 1958...por el gran CONWAY. TWYTTY...teniendo 10 años por alla por el año 60...escuchaba este exito. Del gran conway...claro que solo em la radio...hoy despues de mas de 60 años te veo en tv...gracias conway abrazos hacia el cielo y descansa en paz. ⚘️⚘️⚘️👍
I loved Conway from this first hit. I saw him in person a couple of times - better looking in person than the camera showed. I’ve never seen this clip. Thanks for posting it.
Probably the greatest lyric starved song of all time. Such a powerful voice combined with incredibly talented backup singers. Thank you Mr. Harold L. Jenkins aka Conway Twitty
I’m here because I heard this song in an old 80s movie, and I thought it was Elvis until I liked it up. Now I’ve listened to it like a Dozen times since lastnite!
What I ❤ about this song is that it is not so "contryfied" like his other songs. By the way Conway lived for a few years in Southside of Oklahoma City.
This is false Conway Twitty Was Rock and Roll For 9 years leaving after the British Invasion The took Rock and Roll Over .It's Only Make Believe Came Out in 1958 and The Lion Of Rock and Roll stayed Until 1965.
This was Conway’s memorable first major hit that reached #1, sold a million records, and spent five months on Billboard’s Hot 100. It was the hot song of summer and fall of '58. I believe it. I absolutely love this song and this single record version in particular. This Beech-nut show appearance of Conway was of him lip syncing to his hit record. These and other performances were the MTV videos of their day. The artists that appeared on Beech-nut usually lip synced to their records. Very few actually performed live. Regardless, this music video strikes a chord with so many, including me. It was a 2 minute power ballad of the time. This is my favorite Conway song with "Hello Darlin" as a close second.
The Lion Of Rock And Roll 🎸 If Anyone Knows Conway Twitty aka Conrad Birdie They Know He Needs To Find His Home In The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame Along With His Rock Brothers Elvis And Ricky And Jerry Lee ❤
![Conway Twitty - It's Only Make Believe [1990]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DplBTWAO0jg/mqdefault.jpg)
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This was his appearance on Dick Clark's Beech Nut show back in January of 59, about 6 months after It's Only Make Believe was released.
Oh my heart craves the old days...when men were men and women were women....not keen on this world anymore.
i'm sure many, many people feel the same way. if only time travel was possible.❤❤
Struggling with the "people are people" concept? I'm a child of the 50s - but it's OK.
You aren't on your own .
People forget he was a Rock and Roll superstar with multiple million dollar singles and was in a few movies , for 10 years before he ever went into Country music
Wonderful song, wonderful time.
AND ... before all this music stuff ... The Philadelphia Phillies wanted him
@@marcusgrigsby446 Didn't know that.
I loved this song when I first heard it on my transistor radio. I begged my mom to take me to the record store so I could get the 45. I still have it.
Mmmmm. That sexy growl.
I always watched Dick Clark on Saturday night, so I saw this first-run, and not again until now. I still have my "IFIC" button.
Thanx muchly for sharing this little treasure!
RIP, darlin' Conway, and thanx so very much for the magic, music, and memories.
Everything you just said.
Transistor, I had a quartz radio.
This song takes me back to my childhood days in Mississippi. My uncle and I loved Conway Twitty.
I’m from Mississippi too. I knew him, his mama and daddy, and I went to high school with his son Michael. 😎🎸 Fine folks! ♥️♥️
when a crooner belts out a song, it really hits hard.
CROONER? PLEASE!
I cannot tell you how much i love this song, and this man. Even now in 2023. ❤
Hello how are you doing??
Conway died too early ! In 1993
I was about 7 years old when I heard this the first time. It is still a favorite.
one thing he and Roy Orbison have in common: at times their voices just don't seem like they could be real.
Transcends time.....they'll never get old.
This is true! 🤔😲🤗
You have to remember, he was singing this with no backing track.
One of the greatest hits of all time
I agree ,
Conway Twitty's first #1 song. He had 53 more #1 songs after this. Unbelievable.
Can you name them?
@@garystevens4303
Please name them...
@@klmegm197682 you need to be asking Rusty King, as I did.
Number ones on the country charts.
Awww Conway Twitty he is so handsome and love to hear him sing 😂❤
I love this song so much that I could hear it a hundred times over .
Such a gut wrenching song, never tire of hearing it.
How are you feeling today
How are you feeling today 💯
I was 7 years old when I first saw this and fell in love. I've got multiple recordings of this through the years on his albums and can tell the difference in each one. Cannot imagine how many times I've listened to it. It will be played at my graveside when I die
He's a gift, that's his job to share that wonderful talent.
He was a good man!!! Very polite too. Loved his kids like no father I've seen
Music was gold back then
Loved this song when I was a kid and still do at 71. Take me back to those good ole days!!👍
What happened to the world? Such a nicer, simpler place back then.
Naw,Gary,I was there “back then!” All of us girls went right out in the parking lot & had sex in the backseat of our boyfriends car!
@@DippyHippie oh my! Why did I always miss out. Story of my life!
Glenn Campbell also sang that song, bring back these songs.
Oh shit. I did not know this was Conway twitty. Love this song.
Exito grabado en 1958...por el gran CONWAY. TWYTTY...teniendo 10 años por alla por el año 60...escuchaba este exito. Del gran conway...claro que solo em la radio...hoy despues de mas de 60 años te veo en tv...gracias conway abrazos hacia el cielo y descansa en paz. ⚘️⚘️⚘️👍
Love love love this song.
I loved Conway from this first hit. I saw him in person a couple of times - better looking in person than the camera showed. I’ve never seen this clip. Thanks for posting it.
Probably the greatest lyric starved song of all time. Such a powerful voice combined with incredibly talented backup singers. Thank you Mr. Harold L. Jenkins aka Conway Twitty
This really is a powerful song.
I’m here because I heard this song in an old 80s movie, and I thought it was Elvis until I liked it up. Now I’ve listened to it like a Dozen times since lastnite!
Thank you...yes he does sound like Elvis. Nothing wrong with your ears.
This song is very special to me. My dad would sing this song to my sister and I when we were little. He sounded pretty good too.
What a special memory and what a special song...🎙🎶
I've always loved this song of Conway's and first time ever seeing this music clip, I love it! ❤️ 😊
Hello how are you doing??
One of the great rock and roll songs
PURE CLASS.
Man,I loved this song.Sounds like Elvis in parts too.
People at the time thought it was Elvis Presley recording under a pseudonym.
The Best Male Country Singer EVER!. Loved all of Conway's songs. No one ever came close to being as good as Conway. Conway fan forever.
1st time hearing this song I was 4 yrs old & never forgot it. Can't find the right words to describe such a song.❤😊❤
Hello how are you??😊😊
Always one of my favorite song when I was in my teens❤
Saw him sing this live. My favorite song of his.
This was our introduction to Conway, freshman year of high school. WOW ❤
Those were the good old days
What I ❤ about this song is that it is not so "contryfied" like his other songs. By the way Conway lived for a few years in Southside of Oklahoma City.
The last rock-and-roll song Conway did before going country, His descending the ramp while ramping his vocal scale was inspired.
This is false Conway Twitty Was Rock and Roll For 9 years leaving after the British Invasion The took Rock and Roll Over .It's Only Make Believe Came Out in 1958 and The Lion Of Rock and Roll stayed Until 1965.
Believe Conway Twitty Was Rock and Roll 🎸
That's absolutely false. He was doing rockabilly and rocknroll up until 1964!! Make believe was in 1958.
Gives me goosebumps
Great Artist-Great Song-Great Era.
This song is a he's frist #1 hit!!! I love it from the beginning to the end!!!!
Hello how are you doing???😊
The one and only Conway twitty , the best there ever was
He was so smooth, we will miss you twitty!
One of my all-time favorites. I used to sing this to my husband of 55 years before we were married. Dancing to this song was unforgettable ❤❤
And this was before videos were videos! Absolutely PRICELESS!!!!!♥️♥️♥️
Hello how are you??😊😊
Incredible song by Conway.
Just perfect I love this song
I was 13 when this came out. I still remember the words. Amazing
Hello how are you??😊
What a voice RIP
Ooo its😍
Conway 😎😭🙃📀😊👍
One of the first records i bought as a 9 year old when it first came out
Wonderful!
2025 still missing this country 😢❤
Great STEREO!
Gets me every time he walks through the down the aisle.
Hello how are you today
Such a beautiful song. Thank you for uploading this.
Superbe chanson c'était le bon vieux temps 👍👍👍👍
His voice is so good 😮❤
My all time favorite song. I'm 76 now, and I still love it. Jordanaires in the background.
❤❤ Love Conway Twitty and his songs. My favorite singer. ❤❤
The song fits the era!
Love this, he goes up and up, wonder if any of today's favs can do.
Que preciosidad de canción veo el vídeo muchas veces y me encanta esta genial voz de este cantante 😘
Delightful. Thank you for posting this. It struck a chord in my heart tonight, on the other side of the world.
I knew of Conway Twitty in the 50s and he sang the hot version of Mona Lisa. Really enjoyed this song after that.
Wow such a great video thank you so much for posting
✨🤗✨
Hello how are you??
Conway you were a hunk loved your music make my heart go crazy
Hello how are you doin😊
This was Conway’s memorable first major hit that reached #1, sold a million records, and spent five months on Billboard’s Hot 100. It was the hot song of summer and fall of '58. I believe it. I absolutely love this song and this single record version in particular. This Beech-nut show appearance of Conway was of him lip syncing to his hit record. These and other performances were the MTV videos of their day. The artists that appeared on Beech-nut usually lip synced to their records. Very few actually performed live. Regardless, this music video strikes a chord with so many, including me. It was a 2 minute power ballad of the time. This is my favorite Conway song with "Hello Darlin" as a close second.
He was awesome! Seen him concert ladies were wild!
I would like to see a movie about him being pressured not to sing like those Black people like Elvis was banned.
"This is so excellent!!"
Sound great. Thank you for your sincerely comment. I've always loved he's music, how are you doing
@@Trishas1950 sounds interesting, I'm Harry from Scotland. What city are you playing from
@@Trishas1950 Wow that's lovely, how is Nebraska at the moment
ritrovando questo brano musicale nell anno nel quale è stato pubblicato pure la miamente dei ricordi è andata all' anno 1958
"THANK YOU, THANK YOU VERY MUCH"❣️
His band is the greatest
Excellent work Bill! Definitely a keeper! Thanks! 👍👍
That Man could sing
Hello how are you doing??
Simply awesome
Another absolute classic
This is brilliant
Rip Conway we love & miss you & ur singing
Grateful to Elvis 😊I read that he was the reason Conway went to country music
I have this vinyl record 45 rpm got it when it first came out Iove it Iam 78 years old 👍👍👍great ballad 2:22
(Song) Released on July 14th, 1958
I have to admit, Glen Campbell version was the best, i remember buying it in 1969.
The One and Only Conway Twitty. None other like him.
Country music at its best !
Not country, Rock and roll
Mr Vitalis himself!😂 The older that he got, the better gis voice became. He was awesome!
1:01 he stared that dude down to make him clap 🤣🤣🤣 goat
Mr. B. Here ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍. 🎸🎶🎸🇺🇸🎸🎶🎸🎶🇺🇸 great performer !
Phenomenal!
So wonderful please Can somebody get some of that A.I stuff and do an Elvis version please, that would be something.
La cantavo sempre da ragazzina
The Lion Of Rock And Roll 🎸 If Anyone Knows Conway Twitty aka Conrad Birdie They Know He Needs To Find His Home In The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame Along With His Rock Brothers Elvis And Ricky And Jerry Lee ❤
Beautiful.
Hello how are you today?
Beautiful, thank you.
Preciosa canción y gran cantante. 😘
Love this song ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌻
That was great!
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