Conway Twitty – Next In Line 1970
About The Song Conway Twitty’s “Next In Line”, a song that washes over you like a warm Southern evening, with a touch of heartbreak stirred in. Released in 1968, though…
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Conway Twitty – Lead Me On
About The Song Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn’s “Lead Me On”. Now that’s a classic country duet that truly captured the essence of heartache and longing. Released in 1971, it…
Conway Twitty – Happy Birthday Darlin’
About The Song Conway Twitty. Now there’s a voice that could smooth the roughest Texas two-step and melt the heart of even the most stoic country gal. And when we…
Conway Twitty – Tight Fittin’ Jeans
About The Song Conway Twitty. A name synonymous with smooth baritone vocals, heartbreaking ballads, and a touch of that signature honky-tonk twang. But Twitty wasn’t afraid to explore new territory,…
Conway Twitty – (Lost Her Love) On Our Last Date
About The Song Released in 1972, this ballad isn’t a foot-stomping anthem or a playful duet. It’s a quiet, introspective look back on a love affair gone sour, a lament…
Conway Twitty – The Rose
About The Song Conway Twitty’s The Rose. Now that’s a song that tugs at the heartstrings, a true country classic that’s resonated with listeners for decades. Released in 1970, it…
Conway Twitty – Touch The Hand
About The Song Touch the Hand isn’t your typical, foot-stomping country tune. It’s a slow burner, a desperate plea from a man facing the unthinkable – the loss of his…
Conway Twitty – The Clown
About The Song Conway Twitty, the “Hello Darlin'” himself. A true giant of country music, his rich baritone voice and smooth storytelling have captivated audiences for decades. But Twitty wasn’t…
Conway Twitty – How Much More Can She Stand
About The Song Conway Twitty. Few names evoke the rich baritone and poignant storytelling of classic country music quite like his. Over a career spanning six decades, Twitty carved a…
Conway Twitty – I Don’t Know A Thing About Love (The Moon Song)
About The Song Conway Twitty. A name synonymous with rich baritone vocals, tear-in-your-beer ballads, and a smooth storytelling style that captivated country music audiences for decades. But Twitty wasn’t afraid…