FIRST TIME HEARING Loretta Lynn & Conway Twitty - Your The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly REACTION

[@deniseriley6622]

" Louisiana Woman Mississippi Man" is a must by Loretta and Conway. Conway Twitty is a legend. Check out " Hello Darlin".

[@reneeholcomb205]

Yessss , he is awesome . I met him in person one time, my neighbor growing up looked just like him and apparently the word got around and Conway came to visit him, I was like 12 and I was playing outside and his car stopped and he rolled down the window and asked directions . He was very nice

[@deniseriley6622]

@@reneeholcomb205 My dad may he rest in peace. Opened up for Conway Twitty. My Dad was from Louisiana and had a Cajun Country Band , and a radio show.

[@JackStraw1961]

Tennessee Stud.

[@reneeholcomb205]

@@deniseriley6622 , that’s awesome !!!

[@tatertotsRgood]

Yes a must “Louisiana woman, Mississippi man” and for sure Conway Twitty “Hello Darlin” My mom has that as her ringtone for my father. She loves to wait until it says hello darlin’ before she answers the phone LOL

[@bradsullivan2495]

Jerry Reed was a country singer who put out great music that was often hilarious as well: Two of his classics--""She Got the Goldmine, I Got the Shaft" and "When You're Hot, You're Hot"

[@jayce711]

And Amos Moses!!

[@kimbare7434]

Omgoodness, YES! Love Jerry Reed

[@jasonremy1627]

He's also one of the greatest guitarists to have ever lived. His instrumental guitar songs will blow your mind. He did a number of duets with Chet Atkins that are just amazing.

[@jeffgalus8454]

Don't forget the theme song from the movie SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT

[@hookstomper7322]

@@jeffgalus8454 Yep. "East Bound & Down".

[@mickeymayfield4192]

Conway Twitty started as a rock star but became a country heart throb , and no there was never any hanky pinky between Loretta Lynn and him, but they were best friends. Try " hello darling " and the duet with Loretta " Louisiana woman Mississippi man" both are true fire.

[@samzilla1281]

Speaking of Hello Darling, Conway once admitted that he started one show with Hello, Darling and didn't hear his usual reaction from the audience and realized he was doing a show for an all male audience of firemen.

[@robertmcgraw9009]

Yeah Mooney would have probably killed him, lol.

[@karenwyrick3742]

​@@samzilla1281🤣

[@dagmar.6954]

Conway Twitty was an American country music singer who also had success in the rock & roll, R&B & pop genres in the 50's-90's. He has won numerous awards for his music & performed with some of the biggest stars. He had a lot of big duet hits with Loretta Lynn ("After the Fire Is Gone", "Lead Me On", "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man", "As Soon As I Hang Up The Phone", "Feelins'", "I Still Believe In Waltzes", "I Can't Love You Enough"). One of his biggest solo hits was in 1958 with "It's Only Make Believe". Other songs he recorded were "Danny Boy", "Lonely Blue Boy", "Next In Line", "Hello Darlin'", "You've Never Been This Far Before", "Don't Take It Away", "I May Never Get To Heaven", "Happy Birthday Darlin'" & many more.

[@RitaBowen1]

What was the one where he talk about his Dad?

[@dagmar.6954]

@@RitaBowen1 Do you mean "That's My Job"?

[@RitaBowen1]

@@dagmar.6954 Yes yes that's it. My brain went to outer space as soon as I was going to suggest it!!!

[@caroleann_2142]

It's only make believe, very good song from twitty...Hes a Country Icon

[@brendabowman4414]

oh , yes yes yes, he sure did a lot of great songs.

[@thegoogoo]

Just friends. “I loved Conway as a friend, and my husband loved him. Conway was really the only one in the music business that Doo gave a dag-gone for.” ~ Loretta Lynn

[@michaelevans1193]

Loretta Lynn has some great “badass” songs. Conway Twitty had some great songs. Jay would probably love “That’s my Job” while Amber would love “Hello Darlin’ “

[@carlfraley9885]

My mother loved Conway and my father loved Loretta. So imagine growing up with your parents singing this to one another. A real confidence booster as a kid - lol. 🤣🤣

[@Juanita-l4s]

😂 sweet!

[@paulk.6969]

Loretta Lynn was married to Doolittle Lynn , so she and Conway Twitty were not a thing, just a terrific singing duo as you can well hear!, Love your reactions. 😎👍👍👍

[@jenniferhoffpauir1048]

Country music people, back then, do tons of duets. So many of their voices just fit right together.

[@karylkline6442]

I remember the line from "Coal Miner's Daughter", "Doo stop growling, you sound like a old bear!" I don't know why, but it is one of those "things" I think of from time to time!

[@kimcutts424]

Conway & Loretta did tons of songs together. They were the best of friends, but that's all. I have put some suggestions in for Conway Twitty, just tonight as it happens. They are..... 1... "It's Only Make Believe" (his first hit in 1959) 2... "That's My Job" (A much later, but still gorgeous song 1987)

[@marianclough8577]

Oh, definitely 'It's Only Make Believe' I can hear it in my mind right now.

[@Rogn1]

That’s My Job is a song that makes me cry every time. I love that message.

[@gabrielledormuth4634]

Loretta was there when he passed away at the same hospital where her husband was at the time Conway was on his way there to visit his good friend and had collapsed on his bus

[@meliplay]

After the fire is gone

[@bryonensminger7462]

No Loretta got married to Oliver Lynn AKA dulittle when she was like 14 years old , and as far as her life story movie she never strayed but you should check out her life story the movie is titled " coal miners daughter " great little movie 🎬

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

Conway did a lot of great songs! My favorite was “It’s Only Make Believe”.

[@alicesmith7020]

That's my favorite too.

[@wildyard5290]

Yes!

[@karenwyrick3742]

Oh, yeah! ❤

[@Jillyconjem]

Randy Travis is worth listening to. “Forever and Ever, Amen”.

[@karylkline6442]

I LOVE that song!!!! Every time I think of it, it makes me wish I knew that feeling, it is SO sweet

[@xzonia1]

Fantastic song! Also, On the Other Hand by him. That song plays in my head all the time. X)

[@Jillyconjem]

I had the incredible experience of seeing Conway Twitty in February of 1988. I drove over three hours in a blizzard to see Randy Travis, who was opening for Conway Twitty. It was a hellish drive. Got into the arena just in time to hear the announcer say, “and that, ladies and gentlemen, was Randy Travis”. So I got to see Conway, and I was truly impressed. More than I expected. I did get to see Randy other times, but that was my only time seeing Conway Twitty. A legend. So good. 💜

[@PaintedCavern]

Another great one in the same vein is "Jackson" by Johnny Cash and June Carter. Hilarious. Thanks for this reaction. ❤

[@joiedevivre2005]

Talk about sass - June Carter had it by the truckload!

[@PaintedCavern]

@@joiedevivre2005 😄👍

[@karylkline6442]

That is a great song!

[@deannasisson5751]

@@joiedevivre2005 Aw, she grew up with that sass!

[@BroadwayBabyyy744]

They recorded sooo many songs together. Legendary pairing

[@priscillarowlett3733]

Conway Tweety was a huge star, really a legend. He was right up there with Elvis. His song "Hello Darling " is a great song and was a huge hit. When he sing a solo his voice is really smooth.

[@rickpage7609]

Waylon Jennings called Conway Mr. Panty Dropper.

[@karenwyrick3742]

🤣

[@O_Towne_Bear]

Conway Twitty - "It's Only Make Believe" is a must.

[@jzander2966]

You're right about Loretta's powerful voice. When I saw her live I was amazed at the powerful voice she has/had. She could literally blow most other singers off the stage for real!

[@24sherbear]

More Oklahoma trivia. Conway lived in Moore, Oklahoma for a couple of years. His real name was Harold Jenkins - he was never married to Loretta. One of his daughters, Joni Jenkins went to my Junior High and I was in her music class in 7th grade. We all had to sing a solo a cappella, if you couldn't play an instrument. Of course, Joni played the guitar and sang. I won't tell you how my solo went. I'm still traumatized. They moved back to Nashville and they came back to Oklahoma when Joni was in High School but they moved to Norman at that point. Just so you know, I am not claiming to be her friend. We just had a few classes together.

[@ChanelStuff]

How cool is that?? And I had no clue Conway wasn't his real name. My mom whose listened to him for years didn't either!

[@jayce711]

Loretta just released a new album in March 2021. The title song, Still Woman Enough features Reba and Carrie Underwood, both Oklahoma superstars, so 3 of the biggest names in country music. Its certainly worth a listen!

[@elizabethfranco1284]

These two legends of country music were very good friends and recorded several good songs together.

[@deannasisson5751]

Amen!

[@steves3627]

Conway has a great voice and a ton of hits. They were not a "thing" but they were friends. Loretta was married almost 50 years.

[@theworldofron2712]

Conway Twitty has so many greats. One of the great country song writers. My favorite of his is Louisiana woman, mississippi man. Also his biggest hit was probably Hello Darlin

[@kevinhouse4376]

Another great Conway Twitty song is "You've Never Been This Far Before." And I second those who recommend the Conway-Loretta duet "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" and the Conway solo "Hello, Darlin'" -- they're great! By the way, I believe Conway Twitty picked both his first and last names from a roadmap. As mentioned elsewhere, his real name was Harold Jenkins.

[@deannasisson5751]

The way I heard it, Harold Jenkins threw darts at a map on the dart board. One landed on Conway, Arkansas and the other on Twitty, Texas. Those darts could have landed anywhere, but he chose to be called Conway, not Twitty, and the rest is history. Do you know how T.G. Shepard got his name? He was told to think up a name by his manager, because they couldn't use his real name. He rolled his eyes, paced the floor awhile and looked out into the parking lot and saw 'The German Shepard', and the rest of that is history. But that's all the name origins I know. Enjoy his songs, too. He is real good!

[@KittiesMombo]

"Hello darling" is classic country. His work is sewn into the fabric of country music history...

[@Juanita-l4s]

No kids- Loretta and Conway were known for being faithful to their spouses. They were the best of friends, highly professional & folks couldn’t get enough of them together. Love your show!

[@stacysmith6102]

Just great friends and wonderful music together

[@patriciapappas4087]

My momma has seen them both, love them both and played this song on the regular !

[@gabrielledormuth4634]

Who else grew up with a dad that loved older country singers like Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn

[@liammize3765]

They were very close friends. They actually said their relationship was more like brother and sister.

[@owlbuquerqueturkey]

"Novelty song" is probably the term you're looking for, and that would be a fun topic to explore. There are a lot of great novelty songs from the past, in many different genres, but especially in old country.

[@latriciasumner243]

Conway Twitty ft. Sam Moore. Rainy Night in Georgia is a great collaboration. Thanks for sharing your family and brightening up our days.😊

[@chrisdutton2975]

Yes! I was going to suggest this one if I couldn't find someone else who had.

[@joeyrobison6629]

Conway Twitty was born Harold Jenkins in Mississippi. He started out as a rock singer (the musical "Bye Bye Birdie" had the character "Conrad Birdie" based on Twitty) with the hit "It's Only Make Believe" in 1958. He later switched to country and hit with songs such as his first #1 country hit with "Next in Line" in 1968. In the 70s he had hits with "Hello Darlin'", "Fifteen Years Ago", "You've Never Been This Far Before" and duets with Loretta, "Lead Me On", "After the Fire is Gone", "Louisiana Woman/Mississippi Man" and "Feelins".

[@moms2398]

"After the Fire is Gone" and the phone conversation ("Hang up the Phone"?) are awesome as well! All Loretta and Conway.

[@AmandaPaige71]

If y'all haven't reacted to Loretta Lynn "Fist City" you should!! It's great!!

[@michaelpoore8368]

Loretta and Conway were great friends. I love Loretta. She's from my state of Kentucky. I seen Conway back in the late 80s in concert. A great performance. RIP Conway.

[@larrysmith7155]

Though not married, Loretta and Conway were one of the greatest 'couples' in country music. They were a great pairing that just worked so well together, like Dolly Pardon and Porter Waggoner.

[@13KALEL]

“Slow Hand “ ,That’s My Job “, “Tight Fittin Jeans “ By Conway Twitty all great choices but his entire catalogue is great

[@vickilloyd7472]

Hello Darlin' and Love to lay You Down. Conway Twitty has a smooth gorgeous voice.

[@ednafenton7558]

Please, more duets by Conway & Loretta. They always had fun singing together. They were the best of friends. Like everyone else has said "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" is a must! Another funny song they did together is "l don't like Spiders & Snakes" Conway & Loretta are my favorite Country duet team.

[@sinnertrain7405]

I read about you two in the newspaper (digital version) this morning and just had to come check it out. Fun stuff, I appreciate that you feature all styles of music.

[@truecrimelover2022]

my fave by them heard it when i was 14 or so on my moms cassette of loretta and conway duets we both laughed so hard today loretta died what a legend they weren't a thing but they had known each other for a long time and were very close friends as were their spouses

[@glenjohnson9302]

I recommend this once during a live chat and I remembered your reaction to the mame of the song. It's a fun silly song.

[@kimcutts424]

Absolutely adore Conway Twitty. His voice was beautiful. He passed way too young. He was 58 years old, and he passed in 1993. I'll put him up there with Elvis. 💙💙💙💙

[@ntracefan]

We saw Conway in Branson the year before he died and I am so happy we did

[@jasonknotts5001]

In your opinion he's up there with Elvis, but in reality he doesn't even play in the same league.

[@johnfidler4184]

The song brings to mind, "You're the Reason God Made Oklahoma," by David Frizzell and Shelly West.

[@kevinhouse4376]

Please check out Eddy Arnold, one of the great country crooners. His sound of the '60s became known as "countrypolitan" because it was really smooth and much less twangy than traditional country. I think you would love "What's He Doin' in My World?" and "Make the World Go Away." Also, Marty Robbins' "El Paso" is one of the greatest story songs ever.

[@shawnclay241]

My mom loved both of them so I grew up listening and loving them too 💕

[@robertmurchison4360]

What a sweet couple! I so enjoy your commentary on the various song selections!

[@barbaracooke451]

Loretta and Conway were good friends. Loretta was married to her husband Mooney for 48 years. They married when she was 13. He was the one that started her career. Conway passed when he was only 58 and she didn’t do duet for a while.

[@37434mh]

If you’re gonna hear more Conway, you should hear “Julia” and “That’s My Job.” Those are probably his best. “You’ve Never Been This Far Before” and “I’d Just Love to Lay You Down” were pretty darn good too.

[@CHICHI-hi2pn]

Conway Twitty had over 55 number one hits. He started out in Rock and Roll but really loved country and changed to country music. You really need to listed to It's Only Make Believe which sold over 8 million copies and Hello Darling which was his first big selling country hit. He and Loretta recorded many duets and Loretta Lynn has said many times that he was her favorite country and rock and roll singer. They were friends until Conway in June of 1993 of a stomach aneurism.

[@joewheatley8905]

I know I'm late to the party, but I'm really enjoying this. We all know Ms Loretta just passed. Thanks for giving this a shout and a listen. Cheers! Who knows if Ms Loretta and Conway were a thing. I doubt it. She was a very old school girl. She was a feisty one. I met her and she was feisty. I hope we never forget her contribution to Country Music.

[@paulineallen7621]

This team did a lot of great duets. Conway is very country. You will love his voice.

[@kimwilkins1500]

They were friends and sang many duets together and she was by his bedside when he dies but they were married to other people. They had such chemistry! Listen to Conway’s “Hello Darlin”!

[@gloria46131]

They were best friends only great song and reaction loved it

[@randybedker1584]

I love this song it's a pick you up when having a bad day. You gotta see the two of them on stage together. You can tell their best friends.

[@lindakey9487]

Loretta and Conway used to sing different duets together. Each of them were married to different people, but there was always speculation because they sang so well together . They had several good duets together, but my favorite is. LOUISIANA WOMAN, MISSISSIPPI MAN. Loretta‘s twang came from being raised in Kentucky. Dolly was from Tennessee. Patsy Cline was from Virginia. Bobby Joe Gentry was from Mississippi and so was Tammy Wynette. All of them were singing in the 60s except for Bobby Joe gentry. She didn’t come out until the 70s. She’s the one that sang Ode to Billy Joe,😮 it’s about the guy jumping off the Tallahatchee Bridge.. The instrument that you were talking about where you sit and play is a steel guitar. It’s a very cool instrument. It has a great sound! Another tidbit on Conway and Loretta - in 1993, both Loretta‘s husband Mooney and Conway were in critical condition in the hospital. She went between both of their rooms. Conway died then and when Loretta got back to his room, she said he was still warm. Her husband survived that time, but died three years later.

[@User_gin_927untileternity]

This was sooo funny !!! Thanks for reacting to it guys! 😀

[@MrRandyv]

You guys need to watch the movie about Loretta Lynn starring Cissy Spacek, “ Coal Miner’s Daughter” She did all her own singing on the soundtrack; which is one of the reasons she won the Oscar, for her role. The drummer, Levon Helm, from the group, whom you have reacted on “The Band” plays her father, in the film.

[@richardhill4862]

I enjoy the energy you two put into your reactions on the music I grew on. Have a good New Year!

[@thelawofficesofdeweycheatu7166]

During the 70s there were a lot of country crossover songs. Eddie Rabbit - I Love a Rainy Night and Driving my Life Away and Every Which Way But Loose, Lynn Anderson - I Never Promised You A Rose Garden, Johnny Lee - Looking for Love

[@teresajarrell452]

First time hearing this. THANK YOU!! I enjoyed it (and your reaction).

[@brentcox7772]

Two Legends!! Love this!!🤘🔥

[@kenqb5450]

Two other Conway songs are "Desperado Love" and "Happy Birthday Darling". Conway's last recording was a duet with Sam Moore "Rainy Night In Georgia". I cannot believe I forgot "Tight Fittin' Jeans" by Conway. They were never a thing, just two very good friends. Other good duets, John and June Carter Cash with "Jackson" or George Jones and Tammy Wynette "Golden Rings" or Marie Osmond and Dan Seals in "Meet Me In Montana" just to get started.

[@davidphillips4476]

Like Loretta, Conway is a Legend in country music. He only had 55 number #1 hits....55!!!!!!!!! number 1's!!!!!! 23 more songs hit the top 10!!!! "Hello Darlin" was his first. "Tight fittin Jeans" and "Red Neckin Love making Night" are 2 of my favs. In addition to country he did rock and roll, rockabilly and pop. Dude is a Legend. They had several songs together and won several duo of the year awards. Loved your reactions to this fun song.

[@ahayes1917]

Omg Conway twitty is one of my favs..he has soulful voice "some body needing some body" is a great one.

[@jsjazz12]

Conway's song That's My Job is one of my favs. Emotional song. Keep tissues within reach.

[@sassytbc7923]

These two were one of the great duos of early country. I saw Loretta in concert about four years ago. She had hurt her back earlier that day, but she insisted on performing. She is absolutely amazing.

[@jeanielipskey1272]

These two were the biggest country duo's. They were friends, no hanky panky between them! They sang together a long time. Try listen to Conway Twitty "that's my job" (I think).

[@lefty3141591]

Yup that is it.

[@Gutslinger]

Their grandkids recently did covers of Conaway and Loretta's songs. They're pretty good. And it's pretty neat to hear the similarities in their grandkids voices. Although they aren't exactly the same.

[@brt5273]

They were a great duo. "Cold as Ashes" is my fave

[@herminiahernandez1512]

I grew up hearing these two, everyday I got ready for school would hear Conway, Loretta, Tanya, Skeeter etc. It brings back such great memories. Goodbye Loretta, sleep in eternal peace. Reunited again with Conway to start working on some new music ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@marshaverduzco2859]

He also covered "Slow Hands" beautiful. I didn't know if they were involved but she married hubby at a very young age stayed with him all those years. Watch Coal Miner's Daughter for her story. Sissy Spacek played Loretta and Tommy LeeJones was Dolittle.

[@seymorestuff235]

I was hoping y'all would do this one! Even when I was a hardcore punk rocker I loved this song

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Country music is known for the novelty songs, my favorite title is My Best Friend ran off with my Wife and I Miss Him

[@truckerron50197]

These two have done so many songs together and are genuinely good friends....

[@danhnguyen-fn9eb]

Loretta was a spitfire for sure. She taught herself to write songs, play the guitar and sing. At the time she was married and a teenager with several kids and very very poor. Her husband was kind blah blah about her doing this as long as she still kept the house up, took care of the kids and put dinner on the table. He always liked her singing but didn't think it would go anywhere. But once she got noticed he was her biggest fan and promotor. Once Loretta started up she hooked up with Patsy Cline who showed her the ropes and introduced her to many in the music industry. She and Conway were never a thing. If you like this you have got to listen to her singing "Coal Miner's Daughter"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@karicastanza5216]

This song is hilarious! I've never heard either of them sing together. Definitely a new one for me.

[@rickwheeler5496]

Conway Twitty was most widely known as a country artist but he had success in the rock and pop genres as well. He wasn't born here but he made Oklahoma City his home during most of his recording career, from 1963 to 1972. He also lived in Norman, Oklahoma. He performed at the Diamond Ballroom after its opening in 1964. He had a chain of restaurants and he opened one of his Twitty Burger restaurants at 7200 S. Western Avenue, in Oklahoma City. My step-dad knew him through work. Although he was never starstruck you could tell that he was pleased that he knew him personally., since he was also a fan. (*Disclosure: I was just a kid then and couldn't remember the dates and such, so I pulled some info from Wikipedia.)

[@pamelavalente3731]

They had a number of FUN songs together. Another artist (but, not country singer) is Paul Simon (Simon & Garfunkel), a prolific writer. I really wish you would listen to 2 of his FUN songs: ME AND JULIO DOWN BY THE SCHOOLYARD and CALL ME AL.Even your kids would love these songs. PLEASE give them a listen.💜💜

[@johnnycbeegood1]

If you want to react to Conway Twitty start with It's Only Make Believe. That was his first big hit. It is amazing!!

[@markalumbaugh2756]

Once upon a time, Conway Twitty was a Rock Singer. He and his drummer wrote "It's Only Make Believe" which came out in 1959. It's an incredible song which demonstrates his vocal range. Reminds me of Elvis

[@rhondabaker1064]

My mom and aunt saw them in concert together, many, many times. They were their favorites!

[@jewls9697]

Love Conway Twitty!! R.I.P!! He has a fantastic catalog! Like Tight Fitting Jeans! Dolly & Kenny and Loretta & Conway just sounded so good together! Great musical meshing! No coupling except musically!!

[@debbiejarvis5764]

Conway & Loretta were close like Dolly & Kenney was. Loretta is still married to her husband for over 60 years.

[@meredithchandler73]

I really enjoy your reactions. You two are adorable. Your family is adorable. I enjoy seeing you discover so much older music and really appreciate it. Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty are two of the greats of country music. But I must point out: Your = belongs to you. You're = contraction of "You are." The song title should be "You're the Reason Our Kids Are Ugly" because they are saying YOU ARE the reason.

[@kirbygulbrandsen4507]

Glad you’re listening and enjoying the different genres, of the world of music. Try to remember the older music, no matter the type you like it’s real music. No mixing, no computers cleaning it up. Just real raw music, not any lip sync. If they made a live mistake, oh well better luck next time. That’s why I love the older music, Heavy Metal, Motown, Country and all other genres even God forbid Polka. Always listening from Panama City Florida, USA. 🇺🇸

[@TexasRivermedic]

I’d start with Conway’s first big seller from 1958, It’s Only Make Believe. Then follow up with Hello Darlin’, Slow Hand, That’s My Job, I’d Love To Lay You Down. You both would appreciate Daddy’s Hand by Holly Dunn; RIP.

[@deannasisson5751]

When Loretta started out, her first partner was a bass singer named Ernie Tubb, who had been in Country for about a decade by himself. He had hits with 'I Could Waltz across Texas with You', 'Thanks a Lot', and a bunch more. Together they did 'Mr & Mrs Use To Be' and a ton more. I don't know if they only stopped being singing partners because of his death, or they stopped so she could tour as a solo artist. Don't know if I even knew at the time. But a few years later, the way I heard it, Conway and Loretta were clowning around in a studio together. He'd liked her tunes and she liked his stuff, when he left Sun Label (same place as Elvis, Johnny Cash, Charlie Rich, Roy Orbison and so many others) and became a Country artist. I want to think she did him a favor, because she was passing Ernie Tubb's favor on down the road, and took him under her wing, the way their elder did with her, teaching him the ropes. However they got together, they had a good string of wonderful hits, just like she and her mentor did. I really don't think you can beat either couple for good songs. Especially, in this day and age! I know I bad mouth this new stuff they want to call new Country a lot, but before I am done with the 2 of you, you will know the difference between today's music, the 1980's Country and the good stuff from before the '70's. By the way, this duet song has always been my favorite of theirs. God bless you and keep you strong!

[@MonicaDBrini]

Loretta has so many great songs. You should try “Fist City” sometime.

[@Gutslinger]

Conway is a legend. "Hello Darlin" is his most recognizable hit. "Only Make Believe" is more of an oldie do-wop kind of song that's great. And "That's My Job" is a song that'll pull on your heart strings in a good way. He has many more great hit songs though.

[@johnriney90]

Conway.. " the best friend a song ever had".... and that Conway growl.... numerous #1's..... start off with "that's my job" and deep dive from there.. I know All his work

[@keithritter4518]

Y'all took me back to going fishing with my Dad listening to Conway on an 8 track tape player in his Chevy pickup. You got to play Hello Darlin'. The growl in this mans voice had the women swooning and men saying Dang! I wish I sounded like that. Also 15 Years Ago, This Time I've Hurt You More... , Linda on My Mind and another one with Loretta After the Fire is Gone.

[@Missouri_Outlaw_1276]

Conway got his name by looking at a map, Conway Arkansas and Twitty Texas, his given birth name is Harold Jenkins. born in September of 1933 and died in june of 1993.

[@greytala]

“Hello Darlin’” is one-off my favorites!

[@robertrodgers1423]

It isn't a single song but a documentary on how rock-n-roll was shaped by Alabama. The documentary of Muscle Shoals is amazing on how a little music studio in northwest Alabama shaped rock-n-roll and also launched Southern Rock as a new genre. I knew nothing about our influence, I was raised in Alabama, but it is beyond significant. Enjoy your joy and thanks for sharing.

[@tinagoff3573]

Hope you dive into Conway more. 💕 He had a ton of hits. My favorite is “That’s my job.” Very touching and I believe It will pull at your heart strings. (Makes you appreciate your loved ones so much).

[@melanieheathbeasley133]

Slow Hand & Love to Lay you Down. I love Conway so much I actually go to a legacy show when I go to Tennessee. They are fire songs

[@pete1398]

Country music is my favorite and how I discovered you guys! Would love to see more Country be done going forward, disappointing to hear that you've had issues with the genre in the past. Some suggestions I have are: "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" by Loretta and Conway "Don't Come Home A Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind)" by Loretta "Hello Darlin'" by Conway is a must "Welcome To New England" by Reba McEntire "Unwound" by George Strait "When I Call Your Name" by Vince Gill and you've gotta do Patty Loveless at some point. Anything from her would be good but sticking with her earlier 80s hits check out "Chains", "I'm That Kind of Girl", and "Timber, I'm Falling In Love",

[@marilynk30]

Yes Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man is a must by them! ♥️ Conway Twitty is legendary! There are Dolly and Kenny, Loretta and Conway and Tammy Wynette and George Jones! The last two were married for a time and had a rollercoaster relationship! All created some of the best country duets ever!

[@ednafenton7558]

Plus we had Dolly & Porter Wagoner, Johnny Cash/June Carter Cash, Jim Ed Brown/ Helen Cornelius

[@MommaBird52]

Conway has so many hits, Only Make Believe, I Talked To The Man In The Moon, Hello Darlin', Joni, Please don't Cry which is a duet with his daughter, That's My Job and many more!