Don’t forget- every song isn’t necessarily based on reality. I don’t know Conway’s personal life. Making you feel the pain and hurt is a sign of great artistry
Conway Twitty is a deep rabbit hole that you'll enjoy. Country music often gives voice to feelings/situations that most other music ignores. Looking forward to your journey.
"It's Only Make Believe" & "I See The Want To In Your Eyes" are GREAT songs by Conway Twitty. His voice was absolutely 💯 amazing. I could listen to him all day long. 🎶🎤🎼🎹🎸❤
A rare gem of his that I've found, is his rendition of "The Rose". Just like Bette Midler's version, Conway brings a certain level of emotion to the lyrics.
Wiw!!! This song takes me back to a horrible time as a kid but now looking back a love song, lol. When I was a kid my dad broke his back when a building he was working on collapsed on him,he started drinking, then he really started drinking, my mother finally left him, he eventually got remarried, but he still drank, he would pass out laying in his van, I remember visiting him as he was laying in his van on hot summer nights, second wife ready to leave him but I heard this old song playing on his old 8 track player , I'm laying here with Linda on my mind, yes my mother's name was Linda. They was divorced for over 20 years , found each other again, got remarried, he found God, stopped drinking, they both passed away from cancer a few years ago, within about a year of each other. I hope they're both truly happy now with no more sad country song's
Yes, the cheating song is a staple of country music. It is the performance of the singer, like an actor, to cause the audience the feel the emotions related in the song. The great ones, like Conway, could do that EVERY time.
Conway Twitty was called "the best friend a song could ever have". The range of emotions he was able put into a song was second to none. This is also what makes country music so relatable. The songs tell a story that so many people can relate to. As for your question as to whether to do the "right thing", I suggest you listen to either "I Did The Right Thing" by Johnny Paycheck, or "Marge Is At The Lincoln Park Inn" by Bobby Bare. Both deal with this issue of doing the right thing. Love your genuine reactions. It was easy to see you had never heard this song before. Keep up the good work.
Mel! Your reaction kills me! 😂. Perfect! It’s interesting to see the reaction between a male and female. The conversation y’all have at the end is really good.
If you are liking Loretta, and Conway, then you should do the songs they have done together as a duet and won many awards for being duets for years, Louisiana Woman Mississippi Man, Lead me on, Feeling, Wild Mountain Berries, Easy Loving, After the fire is gone, God bless America again, As soon as I hang up the phone. I think you will enjoy and have great reactions to these songs. Love you guys and look forward to seeing your reactions each time.
I still have this on a 45rpm record I got many years ago :) He had more hits than I can remember in a career spanning from the 50's to the 80's. In his early years he was rock & roll with songs like It's Only Make Believe. Try his Hello Darlin' or 15 Years Ago or This Time I've Hurt Her More (Than She Loves Me), Tight Fittin' Jeans or I'd Love To Lay You Down...just for starters. :)
Conway Twitty had 55 number 1 hits (I believe he also had the most #2 hits) in his 30+ year career. He was definitely the best. Check out other great songs like "Who Did They Think He Was", "The Pawnshop", "It's Such a Heartache", "You Are to Me", "Slow Hand", "A Bridge That Just Won't Burn", "The Rose", "I Want to Know You (Before I Make Love to You)", and so many more.
My grandfather who helped raised me (with my grandmother), raised me on this music, with George Jones, Lorretta Lynn, Tammy Waynette, Marty Robbins and so many more, and since he passed away two yrs ago this December these songs are beautiful memories to me. BTW I'm 23.
Whatever you pick by Conway, you will LOVE! My favorite is "You've Never Been This Far Before". Need some duets by Conway & Loretta Lynn. Start with" Louisiana Woman Mississippi Man". I still have this album.😀
I’m 65,don’t think many people ever hard this song)please play( Captain Beyond )sufficiently breathless on the streets we live)it relates to the world we live in today.Stephen from AZ.
From "The Heartland Heart Throb" in his early days of Rock n Roll, to "The High Priest of Country Music," Conway Twitty had more #1 hits than anybody in any genre at the time of his death. You can't go wrong with Conway!!! A song a lot of folks might have forgotten is "House on Old Lonesome Road."
Here's my pick for more Conway Twitty songs : "Love To Lay You Down" , "Tight Fitting Jeans" , "Slow Hand" , "Hello Darling" , "I See The Want To In Your Eyes" and "That's My Job"
Country music is so simple but so deep. Most every song sings about our everyday experiences. Thanks so much for beginning to experience it’s feelings. Keep digging deeper & see how much it speaks about your life experiences. Luv y’all here in southern Oklahoma! ❤
Thanks Y'all, excellent reaction. Please do "Make Believe" next. This one had great crossover appeal and became his break out hit. This song was actually on the "B" side of the record and a DJ in Ohio decided to play it instead of the "A" side single and the rest is history. Thanks and God Bless
Conway Twitty could get away with songs no one else could. Tight Fitten Jeans, I'd Love To Lay You Down, You've Never Been This Far Before, and many more. He left us way to soon. I remember where I was when they announced on the radio he had died.
This is one of the many many country classics I grew up with-mom and dad were big country music fans. Amazing that I still remember the words and a tune I haven't heard for at least 40 years. Thanks for this reaction! ❤
Worse thing is MY name is Linda,and my X tried to get the band to play this at our nieces wedding!!.Errrrrrrrr!! I had moved on,not playing that game!! You two are great❣️❣️
This was always one of my favorite country songs...If I remember correctly, this song was considered somewhat risque at the time it came out (1975), just for mentioning he was "laying down" with someone...
Country music is all about the heart....lifting it up or breaking it like glass. It's real life condensed into a handful of words that, good or bad, can leave you speechless. You should check out George Jones "He Stopped Loving Her Today"....but keep the Kleenex handy.
You just started down a rabbit hole thats deeeeep Conway Twitty Its only make believe You've never been this far before Love to lay you down Don't cry joni Desperado love List goes on
The way he’s so unique and does his own style makes me think that Conway and Kanye were in the same spectrum. Powerful and unique, ain’t nobody like them. I can def relate.
Like many had said before me, Conway's duets with Loretta Lynn are the best.. I think you would like "don't cry Joni," bit of a twist ending to that one. "Only make believe" and "hello darling" are among his biggest hits.
The right thing is to tell Linda "Get behind me Satan" 🤣👌 then go to Linda and do the wildthang all night long, whispering I love you's into her ear. Thus used t play on the jukebox when I was 10, I was a master Poll hustler at 10, beating all the grown ups, LOL, once met Minnesota Fats. This song and the Eagles Lyin' Eyes were two of my Fav. at that time.
Conway was known as the best friend a song ever had. You should definitely go down the Conway rabbit hole. He had great range and sang a wide variety of songs. From love ballads to more up beat. The song called That's My Job is probably my favorite.
Conway Twitty was cutting edge - he pushed boundaries that had been pushed before. Then he teamed up with Loretta Lynn who was known for singing about things women just didn't sing about. They were amazing together, and pioneers in country music.
When my son was small, 4 or 5 years old or so, we would listen to classic country while cooking or cleaning and it was the same at my moms house. We spend a LOT of time with my mom. Her name is Linda. When this song would play he would ask why is MY NANNA on this mans mind?! I would quip " Well, Linda is a homewrecker. We adults would laugh. My son is now 12 and understands this song...he joins in with teasing his beloved Nanna...even in public. Lol
"Make Believe", "That's My Job", "Don't Cry Joni", "Tight Fittin Jeans", "You've Never Been This Far Before"....❤❤❤
Yes that's my job , beautiful
Hello Darling is a great song by conway Twitty
Tight Fittin' Jeans.....one of my favorite songs
Please do tight fitting jeans and joni please don't cry
his duets with Loretta Lynn are legendary.
I was fixing to say the same thing
Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man 😁👵🏼☮️❤️
Don’t forget- every song isn’t necessarily based on reality. I don’t know Conway’s personal life. Making you feel the pain and hurt is a sign of great artistry
Read his true life book
“Hello Darlin’ “ is a major song of his not to be missed. It’s a tear jerker.
Dancing leads to hugging
Hugging leads to kissing
Kissing leads to loving
Wise words from my granny..
Conway Twitty is a deep rabbit hole that you'll enjoy. Country music often gives voice to feelings/situations that most other music ignores. Looking forward to your journey.
"It's Only Make Believe" & "I See The Want To In Your Eyes" are GREAT songs by Conway Twitty.
His voice was absolutely 💯 amazing. I could listen to him all day long. 🎶🎤🎼🎹🎸❤
He sang a song with his daughter Don't Cry Joni. It is a great song.
That's My Job -- my dad always said it was a great song between a Father and son , he would always sing it my dad had 6 of us girls and I son ♥️
Hello Darlin was a big hit for him and one of my favorite
Another great Conway Twitty song is "Hello Darlin"
That's the ringtone on my phone 😁
I just love you two,,,
A rare gem of his that I've found, is his rendition of "The Rose". Just like Bette Midler's version, Conway brings a certain level of emotion to the lyrics.
Can't beat country music when it come to telling an emotional story
Wiw!!! This song takes me back to a horrible time as a kid but now looking back a love song, lol. When I was a kid my dad broke his back when a building he was working on collapsed on him,he started drinking, then he really started drinking, my mother finally left him, he eventually got remarried, but he still drank, he would pass out laying in his van, I remember visiting him as he was laying in his van on hot summer nights, second wife ready to leave him but I heard this old song playing on his old 8 track player , I'm laying here with Linda on my mind, yes my mother's name was Linda. They was divorced for over 20 years , found each other again, got remarried, he found God, stopped drinking, they both passed away from cancer a few years ago, within about a year of each other. I hope they're both truly happy now with no more sad country song's
Harold Lloyd Jenkins (9/1/1933-6/5/1993) Check out "IT'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE "1958 #1 only the charts.
Only Make Believe is one of my favorites!
Luv anything by Conway.
Conway and Loretta Lynn is one of the best duets in the history of Country.❤
Yes, the cheating song is a staple of country music. It is the performance of the singer, like an actor, to cause the audience the feel the emotions related in the song. The great ones, like Conway, could do that EVERY time.
Conway Twitty was called "the best friend a song could ever have". The range of emotions he was able put into a song was second to none.
This is also what makes country music so relatable. The songs tell a story that so many people can relate to.
As for your question as to whether to do the "right thing", I suggest you listen to either "I Did The Right Thing" by Johnny Paycheck, or "Marge Is At The Lincoln Park Inn" by Bobby Bare. Both deal with this issue of doing the right thing.
Love your genuine reactions. It was easy to see you had never heard this song before. Keep up the good work.
Dude was just a pimp back in the day… makes you feel that pain on purpose 🤣🤣 he loved that shit
Mel! Your reaction kills me! 😂. Perfect! It’s interesting to see the reaction between a male and female. The conversation y’all have at the end is really good.
Conway gave country music a huge shot in the arm when he decided to switch from RnR to Country.
"I’d Just Love to Lay You Down"
From ‘Heart and Soul’ (1980)
You guys' responses are hilarious! Love watching y'all and the fact you love oldies and country makes me love ya even more!
A legend.. Beautiful, my favorite Conway song "Hello Darling"
If you are liking Loretta, and Conway, then you should do the songs they have done together as a duet and won many awards for being duets for years, Louisiana Woman Mississippi Man, Lead me on, Feeling, Wild Mountain Berries, Easy Loving, After the fire is gone, God bless America again, As soon as I hang up the phone. I think you will enjoy and have great reactions to these songs. Love you guys and look forward to seeing your reactions each time.
Conway Twitty and George Jones, two of the best. There will never again be someone who could sing and tell a story the way they did.
Conway Twitty "The best friend a song ever had!" I could sing his songs all night long!
I still have this on a 45rpm record I got many years ago :) He had more hits than I can remember in a career spanning from the 50's to the 80's. In his early years he was rock & roll with songs like It's Only Make Believe. Try his Hello Darlin' or 15 Years Ago or This Time I've Hurt Her More (Than She Loves Me), Tight Fittin' Jeans or I'd Love To Lay You Down...just for starters. :)
Conway Twitty had 55 number 1 hits (I believe he also had the most #2 hits) in his 30+ year career. He was definitely the best. Check out other great songs like "Who Did They Think He Was", "The Pawnshop", "It's Such a Heartache", "You Are to Me", "Slow Hand", "A Bridge That Just Won't Burn", "The Rose", "I Want to Know You (Before I Make Love to You)", and so many more.
My grandfather who helped raised me (with my grandmother), raised me on this music, with George Jones, Lorretta Lynn, Tammy Waynette, Marty Robbins and so many more, and since he passed away two yrs ago this December these songs are beautiful memories to me. BTW I'm 23.
Whatever you pick by Conway, you will LOVE! My favorite is "You've Never Been This Far Before". Need some duets by Conway & Loretta Lynn. Start with" Louisiana Woman Mississippi Man". I still have this album.😀
my mothers favorite singer, I love this man and his voice!!!
I love how it blowed y'alls minds. This is such a heartbreaking song.
It's only make believe needs to be your next Conway song. Great reaction
Check out some Conway and Loretta Lynn duets. They were friends and did some touring together.
Ooooo this song! Talk about a true country song!
Easy to get hooked on Conway. What a terrific talent. Try "I See the Want To in Your Eyes" and "As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone".
One of the greatest songs ever, lol, great reaction
I’m 65,don’t think many people ever hard this song)please play( Captain Beyond )sufficiently breathless on the streets we live)it relates to the world we live in today.Stephen from AZ.
From "The Heartland Heart Throb" in his early days of Rock n Roll, to "The High Priest of Country Music," Conway Twitty had more #1 hits than anybody in any genre at the time of his death. You can't go wrong with Conway!!! A song a lot of folks might have forgotten is "House on Old Lonesome Road."
Omg Conway is my heart. My ringtone is Hello Darling. Please listen to...If you were mine to lose and goodbye time
Try Tight fitting jeans ,by Conway ,its a very good song.
Here's my pick for more Conway Twitty songs : "Love To Lay You Down" , "Tight Fitting Jeans" , "Slow Hand" , "Hello Darling" , "I See The Want To In Your Eyes" and "That's My Job"
Can y’all PLEASE put “Holding her and loving you” by Earl Thomas Conley on ur list….pretty pretty please and thank u soooo much
Love Earl's voice💖💖💖
@@roniboyd613 yes, him and Keith Whitley were the best male voices in country music…..I don’t care what anyone says 😉 Merry Christmas!!!
OMG yes please. That man, mmm mmmm mmmm.
@@KentuckyWoman2011 right!!!!
One of the best country music singers of all time !
I love how y'all actually listen to the lyrics. Keep of the good work!
That’s my job is a great song. Great reaction, Conway Twitty super talented RIP
Country music is so simple but so deep. Most every song sings about our everyday experiences. Thanks so much for beginning to experience it’s feelings. Keep digging deeper & see how much it speaks about your life experiences. Luv y’all here in southern Oklahoma! ❤
I saw Conway at the Houston Livestock show and Rodeo. The show was amazing just like he is!
try " I Guess My Eyes Were Bigger Than My Heart" or "I Can't Believe She Gives It All to Me"
Country music speaks of life. I grew up with this music. Yeah, I'm that old.
Thanks Y'all, excellent reaction. Please do "Make Believe" next. This one had great crossover appeal and became his break out hit. This song was actually on the "B" side of the record and a DJ in Ohio decided to play it instead of the "A" side single and the rest is history. Thanks and God Bless
Conway Twitty could get away with songs no one else could. Tight Fitten Jeans, I'd Love To Lay You Down, You've Never Been This Far Before, and many more. He left us way to soon. I remember where I was when they announced on the radio he had died.
Nothing but love for y'all.
This is one of the many many country classics I grew up with-mom and dad were big country music fans. Amazing that I still remember the words and a tune I haven't heard for at least 40 years. Thanks for this reaction! ❤
It's just a song but you can bet your life there are thousands that have gone through it!!!!
His story telling let's ur imagination run it's course n the reactions r compelling. ❤️ Ur reaction.👏👍
Have a great Wedsnday my friends thanks for playing much love always❤🌹
Yay I love Conway so I'm excited for this reaction😁
Great song by the "Best friend a song ever had."
Worse thing is MY name is Linda,and my X tried to get the band to play this at our nieces wedding!!.Errrrrrrrr!! I had moved on,not playing that game!! You two are great❣️❣️
My name is Linda and my husband sang this song to me all the time.
This was always one of my favorite country songs...If I remember correctly, this song was considered somewhat risque at the time it came out (1975), just for mentioning he was "laying down" with someone...
So many of these country songs tell one heck of a story.
These two give the best reactions.
Lead Me On... Greatness!
Joni please don't cry. Conway
Don't Cry Joni - Conway Twitty is a great listen and a story in a song
Country music is all about the heart....lifting it up or breaking it like glass. It's real life condensed into a handful of words that, good or bad, can leave you speechless. You should check out George Jones "He Stopped Loving Her Today"....but keep the Kleenex handy.
You just started down a rabbit hole thats deeeeep
Conway Twitty
Its only make believe
You've never been this far before
Love to lay you down
Don't cry joni
Desperado love
List goes on
The way he’s so unique and does his own style makes me think that Conway and Kanye were in the same spectrum. Powerful and unique, ain’t nobody like them. I can def relate.
Like many had said before me, Conway's duets with Loretta Lynn are the best..
I think you would like "don't cry Joni," bit of a twist ending to that one. "Only make believe" and "hello darling" are among his biggest hits.
I can tell you've never been this far before. Another great one from Conway Twitty.
Conway twitty had that type of voice that was smooth and strong.
Wow that one took me back. Thx for sharing ❤.
Fantastic song, voice, and reaction
Conway is one of the best story tellers of all time! Check out DON'T CRY JONI. A duet with his daughter singing the part of joni. A true love story
I love all of his music
"Don't Cry Joni," is my favorite Conway song!
What a voice! That’s real life
I love you two guys!
The right thing is to tell Linda "Get behind me Satan" 🤣👌 then go to Linda and do the wildthang all night long, whispering I love you's into her ear. Thus used t play on the jukebox when I was 10, I was a master Poll hustler at 10, beating all the grown ups, LOL, once met Minnesota Fats. This song and the Eagles Lyin' Eyes were two of my Fav. at that time.
Always been a fan of Conway. Love Loretta and Conway duets.
I think my favorite Conway twittys
Song is how much more can she stand and still stand by me
One of my favorites of his is That's My Job... hard to get through that without tears. Hope you will check it out. Conway is a country legend!
Damn Mel that was great, I know you have a voice and yall sure know music! Have a great holiday!!
Hello Darlin - a must listen from Conway!
He and Lorretta Lynn did many duets. They are the mostly awarded duet in Country music
Mel cracks me up!!! “Oh Lord”. Priceless!
Oh my this song takes me back of my honky tonk day's in the 70's.
This man music has been in my family for 4 generation ,,,merry Christmas,,love from a small town in Virginia
I seen Conway with my grandparents when I was a little girl, it was definitely a beautiful memories .. You will love his hit Joni
Conway was known as the best friend a song ever had. You should definitely go down the Conway rabbit hole. He had great range and sang a wide variety of songs. From love ballads to more up beat. The song called That's My Job is probably my favorite.
Conway Twitty was cutting edge - he pushed boundaries that had been pushed before. Then he teamed up with Loretta Lynn who was known for singing about things women just didn't sing about. They were amazing together, and pioneers in country music.
great review. There is a great song by Conway and Loretta called THE LETTER. Would love to hear a reaction from that song.
When my son was small, 4 or 5 years old or so, we would listen to classic country while cooking or cleaning and it was the same at my moms house. We spend a LOT of time with my mom. Her name is Linda. When this song would play he would ask why is MY NANNA on this mans mind?! I would quip " Well, Linda is a homewrecker. We adults would laugh. My son is now 12 and understands this song...he joins in with teasing his beloved Nanna...even in public. Lol
Anything by Conway Twitty will get to you. Especially That's My Job. Also I agree you should listen to his MANY duets with Loretta Lynn
Back in those days the singers sings their feelings their stories.