Conway Twitty – After All The Good Is Gone
Best Oldies Songs When love is stripped to its bare bones and only memory is left standing Released in 1976, After All The Good Is Gone became a defining moment in Conway Twitty’s…
Conway Twitty – I Love You More Today
A love song that measures devotion not by passion’s spark, but by the quiet arithmetic of time and endurance When Conway Twitty released I Love You More Today, the song…
Conway Twitty – Hey Little Lucy (Don’t Cha Put No Lipstick On)
A playful warning dressed as innocence, where youth, temptation, and restraint quietly collide. Released in 1959 as a non album single during Conway Twitty’s MGM Records rock and roll period,…
Conway Twitty – Red Neckin’ Love Makin’ Night
A CELEBRATION OF YEARNING AND EARTHY ROMANCE IN AN UPTEMPO COUNTRY NIGHT In the autumn of 1981, Conway Twitty’s spirited anthem “Red Neckin’ Love Makin’ Night” surged to the summit…
Conway Twitty – Nine Little Reindeer
A playful country Christmas meditation on yearning family warmth and the small wonders of childhood imagination Nine Little Reindeer is a charming seasonal vignette by Conway Twitty that first appeared…
Conway Twitty – I’ve Already Loved You In My Mind
The Quiet Confession of a Heart That Moves Before It Speaks Upon its release in 1977, Conway Twitty‘s I’ve Already Loved You In My Mind swiftly climbed the Billboard Hot…
Conway Twitty – Up Comes The Bottle (Down Goes The Man)
UP COMES THE BOTTLE DOWN GOES THE MAN encapsulates the tragic cycle of self‑destruction where the solace of the bottle becomes the undoing of a man’s dignity and dreams Up…
Conway Twitty – Crazy In Love
How Love’s Sweet Madness Became a Country Classic in the Sunset of a Legend When Conway Twitty released his stirring rendition of “Crazy in Love” in August 1990 as the…
Conway Twitty – Boogie Grass Band
A CELEBRATION OF ROOTS AND RHYTHM IN THE MIDST OF COUNTRY’S EVOLUTION From the moment Boogie Grass Band hit the airwaves in July 1978, Conway Twitty affirmed that he was…
Conway Twitty – I’m So Used To Loving You
A Devotion Too Deep To Ever Be Ordinary “I’m So Used To Loving You” occupies a unique place in the early 1970s canon of Conway Twitty, not as a chart-topping…