Conway Twitty – Will You Visit Me On Sunday
Best Oldies Songs A Haunting Meditation on Last Goodbyes and Undying Love Behind Prison Walls The year was 1970, a turning point for country music’s ultimate romantic balladeer, Conway Twitty. It was in…
Conway Twitty – Fifteen Years Ago
The High Cost of Memory: When the Past Won’t Stay Buried There are songs that simply drift by, pleasant enough, and then there are the ones that take root, settling…
Conway Twitty – There Stands The Glass
The raw, aching confession of a man turning to the bottle for a brief, blurred moment of peace from a love he can’t forget. Ah, to be an older fan,…
Conway Twitty – She’s Got a Single Thing in Mind
The Heartbreaking Finality of a Love That’s Already Gone There are some songs, especially in country music, that arrive not with a bang, but with a quiet, devastating certainty, and…
Conway Twitty – Rest Your Love On Me
A tender confession, offered in the midnight hour of a love that still aches. When Rest Your Love On Me arrived as a single in 1981, Conway Twitty carried it…
Conway Twitty – The Image Of Me
The Heartbreaking Reflection of a Man Who Knows He’s Not Good Enough There are some songs that don’t just get stuck in your head; they settle right down in your…
Conway Twitty – There’s A Honky Tonk Angel
The Comfort in the Neon Glow: A Timeless Tale of Desperate Return There are certain songs that, the moment the needle drops or the opening notes drift through the air,…
Conway Twitty – Lead Me On
A plea for emotional vulnerability and the perilous thrill of a love affair on the brink. There are certain songs that, the moment the needle drops or the opening notes…
Conway Twitty – Happy Birthday Darlin’
A Gift Beyond Measure: The Enduring Charm of a Country Legend’s Vow The late 1970s in country music were a fascinating crossroads, but when a song by the incomparable Conway…
Conway Twitty – Linda On My Mind
A Whisper of What Might Have Been: The Unshakeable Hold of a Lost Love Oh, the way a certain song can bring the years rushing back, can’t it? For those…