To the people who is telling this man not to sing his grandpa songs shame on you his grandpa would be very proud of him he his smiling down from heaven with a big grin on his face and a tear in his eyes for the love he has for this man who is keeping his music alive
I really think Conway would be very proud of his son and grandson singing his songs. They do a great job, it might not sound exactly like Conway, but it is a very good representation on Conway's style and sound. It sounds country and that's what I like.
That said, their trying to live off of the back of Conway just like Hank Williams Jr did!! They need to get a life and LET CONWAY'S MUSIC be just that; CONWAY'S MUSIC!!
@@hazelwears8728 Maybe they are and maybe they are not. Maybe they are just trying to keep Conways memory alive. The truth is that you are making an assumption without proof. You should be ashamed of your small mindedness.
One great biiiggg difference, Conway didn't talk much at His shows. Someone ask Conway why he didn't talk more at His shows, His reply-- People didn't come here to hear me talk, they come to hear me sing.
@@hazelwears8728 I find it interesting. If there is no market for it they won't make anything. I think some of them should have had a voice coach because they have some real talent. Conway had a natural gift. Maybe this is why he built Twitty city, for something more than a home for himself.
We just recently saw Michael in concert. And it was not pretty at all! And I do not know how long it has been since you have seen him, but we feel that Conway would be very embarrassed!
@@wildestcowboy2668 Ever hear of 'cover songs' ? Great singer's memories are kept alive by cover songs . We see it everyday on shows like BGT , AGT . How many are still singing Elvis songs ? They can't all be song writers, and many do a fantastic 'cover' of the original performers .
Wow ♥️.. Oh how I miss Conway grew up listening to him and I thank my Dad for it ☺️.. He was a Twitty fan and I am also... I'm now 55 and I still listen to as Dad called him Twitty 🐦
Thank you so much Tre.... I know Poppy is proud of you. I was right there in Biloxi ,MS at that concert... I wasn't the lady on the front row screaming CONWAY.... I was the lady in the balcony screaming CONWAY !!!! It was a WONDERFUL concert and Conway was my favorite... I saw him several times in concert. Even in my hometown of Hattiesburg, MS and got to talk with him... HE WAS GREAT!! ALWAYS LOVE CONWAY ❤
I saw Conway live at the Dodge County Fair. Didn't get to see the whole show because of a severe storm (turned out to spawn a tornado). He didn't leave that stage until he was practically pulled off. He truly didn't want to disappoint his fans. What a performer. Him and Ms. Loretta. What a magical musical duet.
It blows my mind at how much he sounds like his grandfather he would be so proud that he’s carrying on the tremendous amount of talent that his grandfather had it’s almost as though your listening to Conway twitty
I saw Conway live twice when I was a little girl!The first time I saw him his opening act was a very young George Straight! Conway was my 91 year old Mother's all time favorite!!!
I just discovered Tre tonight, I am still a huge Conway fan (lifelong fan, so we’re my Gram and my mother)…I miss hearing new songs from him…Tre sounds so much like his Poppy and I know that his Poppy is smiling down on him!!…I now have a new singer to listen to…Both him and Tayla Lynn!!
To Timber man,U said it right,The best Friend A Song ever had & the sexiest man A woman has ever seen & that voice...Awesome, I know his wife was proud...❤️
All my life I have been a Conway fan, my daddy called me his biggest fan ever. At 54, nothing makes me weak in the knees like hearing this song. Discovered his music at about 4 years old, sitting in an old honky tonk with my daddy where my mom and her band were performing. Someone played it on the jukebox and I was hooked.
I heard Conway in 1972 at the school on the football field, East Brewton Al and hello darling was his first song, wow what a legend and for his son and grandson to carry on with his legacy is awesome
Listening to you sing your grandfathers song sounds amazing. It's so inspirational to see you carry on this amazing gift your family has. My family has been teachers for generations. As a teacher myself it is such a gift to be able to keep the tradition alive. Keep doing what you love! You sound amazing!
I had chills from the second he spoke. Conway has always been my favorite since I was a little girl. The day that it was announced that Conway passed, I literally cried. I couldn't believe that he was gone & I would never get to hear a new song from him again. When I had my children years later, I would play Conway's songs while cleaning the house. I would pick my kids up & dance through the livingroom with them. My youngest daughter's first song to sing was "Don't take it away". I still get chills whenever I hear his voice. Conway will always be played through my speakers & through my (now adult) kids speakers.
Really proud of him, he is young give him time. Conway had years of practice and was totally dedicated, which cost him dearly especially in his married life.
Tre you can sing good. I remember I got to go see your poppy's last concert that he had in Greensboro,N.C. I've always wanted to meet Loretta but never got to.And now I'd love to meet you, Tayla and Loretta. But my health is to bad for me to be able to travel.And if I could only have one last wish in my life it would be to be able to meet you there. I love to hear y'all sing. Love y'all from Lexington,N.C.
Tre Twitty Great job I had see Loretta and George and Conway I had taken my parents to the concert my father loves country music I don’t mind some but I’m mostly rock and roll but I truly did enjoy the concert I was glad that I had gotten tickets and you do sound like your grandfather Conway take care and stay safe and healthy during these trying times of the coved virus Love always Patricia xoxoxoxoxoxox
WOW!!! YOU HAVE MADE YOUR POPPY PROUD 🤗❤️ HE'S WITH YOU ALL THE TIME 🙏🙏 GOD BLESS YOU FOR CARRYING ON THE TRADITION OF REAL COUNTRY MUSIC AND ESPECIALLY CONWAY'S MUSIC 🎶🎶🎶 HE HAD A VOICE OF PURE SILK THAT WOULD GIVE FANS GOOSE BUMPS DOWN TO OUR CORE🎶🎶🎶🤗❤️🙏 WHAT A GOD GIVEN TALENT POPPY HAD AND I'M PROUD AND THANKFUL GOD BLESSED YOU WITH THE TALENT TOO🙏🤗❤️ THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR BEAUTIFUL VOICE WITH US🙏🤗❤️ A TRULY GRATEFUL FAN🤗❤️🙏🎶🎶🙏 MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY NOW AND ALWAYS 🙏🕊️🙏❤️🤗🙏
Conway twitty has always been one of my all time favorite and I had my first child the day he died. I was so heart broken and that was all I wrote in my baby's baby book that day. We lost a national treasure, Conway Twitty, and I have missed him every day since
Conway had a wonderful voice my father passed of the same thing that took Conway. Your grandfather would be proud of you. He's not trying to be his grandfather he's being himself.
Conway’s son, Mike, is a really good singer too. 👏🏻👏🏻 I went to high school with Mike and knew the whole family. Fine folks, especially his mama. He took really good care of his family and gave them a restaurant / nightclub, Conway’s at Moon Lake, Mississippi.
Lady sitting on row in front of me peed all over herself when he said Hello Darlin’! True story. Happened in Fayetteville, NC when Randy Travis opened for Conway. AWESOME SHOW!!!
Saw Conway twice. The most polished and entertaining shows i've ever seen, country or rock. He stayed until everyone that wanted to meet him and get his autograph had done so. He told my daughter, about 6 at the time, that she was his prettiest fan. He was a gentleman and pure class. I love all kinds of music and have performed some myself, but Conway is still my favorite male singer of all genres.
My parents and several other couples had tickets to see his show. They had just bought me tickets for one of many Michael Jacksons' shows which were a bit pricey! One of the people that were going to Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn show couldn't go. I waa 14 at the time so they asked if I'd go rather than waste the extra ticket. Although I was never a country music fan I went. I knew my mom played his songs all the time...her name waa "Linda"...guess what her favorite song was?!!! Anyway when it was time for Conway come out they blacked out the place and he came out and said "Hello Darlin' "....we were on the floor about 3 rows from the front....that entire place erupted with women screaming and to the right in the balcony...front row...a very large lady wearing a dress proceeded to throw her legs up on the rail and squealed "Conway baby, come and get me!!!" Meanwhile her husband(?), a small guy, was trying to pull her back from the rail..she shoved him right into his seat and yelled it again! This time Conway looked over and up and he got an eyefull!!!!....Conway didn't look back that way the rest of the show!!!! I will never forget that!! Then when I was 20 and in college I had a part time job which took me to several hospitals in the area. I arrived at my last stop early and had to wait about 20 minutes on some paperwork. A gentleman came in and sat next to me in the waiting area and he said "hello." We started talking and he asked about where I was attending school and what I was taking. He asked my name and where I was from. He said he was from out of town and he was there bringing his wifes' uncle (I believe he said) to the hospital when they stopped in to see him and found him very ill! I commented he looked very familar and I asked where he was from and what he did...imagine the look on my face when he told me "I'm Conway Twitty..my tour brought me through the area!! I was like "OMG....I know where I've seen you and heard you...my mothers' albums of you...she loves you....errr...your music...could you please give me an autograph for her? He was super sweet and asked what her name was...I told him Linda!! He signed the autograph...."I'm here with Linda on my mind...Love, Conway Twitty!!!! We sat there and talked about 15 minutes of course I told him about the time I saw him and that my parents had seen lots of his shows. He was a really sweet soft spoken guy and was a nice looking man...I think Tre favors him so much! My mother went ballistic when I gave her the autograph and told her about meeting him! She treasured that autograph for the rest of her life and I found it in her chest after she passed away....I still have it! So that's my Conway story...
I opened for Marty Stewart at the 1st annual conway Twitty memoria festival in Shannon, Ms...believe it was 95. I've got photos and video of Marty and Michael Twitty. I believe I saw Tre walking around that day...he was a teenager I believe
Well tre your almost there ! But your poppie is one of a kind! I grew up on his music many a nights he soothed my mothers broken heart! Hope you can find that gift from your grandfather! Because Michael sure dont have it! Sorry but I see so much more in you! Long live conway twitty
I was so happy when I seen Conway in concert back in 1989 Halifax NS Canada 🇨🇦 with George Jones.I went up by the stage to take pictures and forgot to open my lens cover that’s how excited I was to be there.All the pics I took security guard getting annoyed with me.Always loved him
Yes he's really sound good I got the first 8-track Pam singing this road that I walk but You Keep On Keepin On it's good to hear good country music now
Tre is really good, most singers drag the words out to long or to short. I can’t stand that I can’t even listen to them. But, Tre did him proud…R. I. P. Conway. Still after the 30 years almost now that Conway has been gone and he is still the Greatest singer I have ever known. It started when I was a child , I remember my Mama had her rocking chair and her record player sat on the floor and she would listen to Conway and Loretta Lynn , as she rocked her chair would slide across the floor as she rocked and then she would get up and slide it back across the room and start again. So I was raised listening to him and I still after close to 50 years think he is the greatest. He said many times that he wrote songs about what women want to here and I think that is so romantic. He was the best, I am glad Tre is keeping Conway’s memory alive. But, anyone that is a fanknows exactly what I am talking about…
Hi Tre My Dad and Mom met Conway back in 1985 in bartow Florida his bus stop to fuel up at the Texaco on Hwy 60 and 80 foot rd. east of bartow Florida they really enjoy meeting him thanks for the video
I can't believe it's been that long. I had the privilege of knowing Conway when I was a child. My uncle Blackie w played base for him so they would play music together at my grandparents once in a while and my uncle John Drennon also put together their first band till he had to quit cause his wife wouldn't let him play anymore.
Tre ain't kidding about ALL the women loving Conway... Every time a Conway Twitty record would start on any jukebox, just about every gal in that particular joint would simultaneously scream "CON-WAYYYY!!!" That was a phenomenon, way up into the 2000's.
Conway loved to do concerts in Monroe, La. He went to high school in Talluha, La. My Dad and Uncle went to school with him. He didn't forget his upbringing. I went to one of his concerts. Lordy, I got one of those "Hello Darling" and I almost fainted. What a voice. I am so glad grandchildren are carrying on their music!
u know I wd love to hear Linda's on my mind's I love all Conway Twitty's song's and wiilie Nelson's songs I love all the old fashion songs from the pass
I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard the news on the radio of conway twitty passing. I was in Centreville VA headed to work. My Aunt loved him so much we played his music at her funeral about 25 years later. I still listen to his music.
You sound sooo much like him. And yes I got to set at one of his live Christmas Concerts at Twitty City. He The Rose. With the background all black and one single red rose on it. I lost it and cried for awhile. My mama loved roses. And I saw her that night up in heaven too.
It amazes me how much Tre so much like his pappie. I'm glad he is keeping the dream alive. My Grammy saw him before he passed and took a picture with him. Now she is up there and can him sing day after day. Don't stop loving the dream Tre cause we love it. Thank you
He sounds somewhat like him in parts of the song, he has a great voice either way. I'd go see him in concert anytime. There will never be another Conway Twitty.
We were on our way to St.Louis,Mo from Southern Illinois..It came across the radio.I told my husband I was mad at him. Cause ii wanted to see Conway Twitty on stage or one of his concerts
When he first started, I thought Conway was off stage somewhere in the background singing. Sounds so very close to his papa that's it's not even funny. I hope he keeps singing songs like this so we can bring back the good country music.
I grew up listening to your grandpa...wish I could still have him here...I way 4years old..I love this song...thank you for singing it...you have a great voice... keep singing
I saw his pappy at the escanaba state fair when I was 8. The judds opened up then Larretta Lynn then Conway my love for country music started at that fair .
He doesn't have exactly the same sexy husky gravelly voice his grandfather did, but he still honored his PawPaw beautifully. I was raised on Conway, and knew what a "sexy" voice sounded like, wayyy before I ever knew what sex was!! Lol
i really do want to sing with him one day as i know a l9ot of conways stuff anyway, man how i hate it that the legend is gone, but we all gotta die someday.
He can sing his Pappy's songs all he wants cause he's keepin Pappy's memory alive!!!
Absolutely
Poppy
Yes Tre Please Keep singing Your daddys songs .
To the people who is telling this man not to sing his grandpa songs shame on you his grandpa would be very proud of him he his smiling down from heaven with a big grin on his face and a tear in his eyes for the love
he has for this man who is keeping his music alive
It is a sweet, respectful tribute to his Pappy. What a treat to see the love and respect in his performance. God bless him.
It's... Sad
I agree
GOD BLESS YOU Tre for singing your grandfather's song. Conway Twitty will always live in your life, plus his fans lives
,you sing Tre
I got privilege of seeing Conway live twice, I will never forget it
Seen him twice myself. With TG Shepard. Then again with Ronnie McDowell.
I really think Conway would be very proud of his son and grandson singing his songs. They do a great job, it might not sound exactly like Conway, but it is a very good representation on Conway's style and sound. It sounds country and that's what I like.
That said, their trying to live off of the back of Conway just like Hank Williams Jr did!! They need to get a life and LET CONWAY'S MUSIC be just that; CONWAY'S MUSIC!!
@@hazelwears8728 Maybe they are and maybe they are not. Maybe they are just trying to keep Conways memory alive. The truth is that you are making an assumption without proof. You should be ashamed of your small mindedness.
One great biiiggg difference, Conway didn't talk much at His shows. Someone ask Conway why he didn't talk more at His shows, His reply-- People didn't come here to hear me talk, they come to hear me sing.
@@hazelwears8728 I find it interesting. If there is no market for it they won't make anything. I think some of them should have had a voice coach because they have some real talent. Conway had a natural gift. Maybe this is why he built Twitty city, for something more than a home for himself.
We just recently saw Michael in concert. And it was not pretty at all! And I do not know how long it has been since you have seen him, but we feel that Conway would be very embarrassed!
I think it's great seeing and hearing all these old time country singers children and grandchildren keeping their songs alive.
YES
Living off his name is what up with that
To me they aren’t old time they are my generation….some of the best entertainers then and with most of today’s music NOW
@@wildestcowboy2668 Ever hear of 'cover songs' ? Great singer's memories are kept alive by cover songs . We see it everyday on shows like BGT , AGT . How many are still singing Elvis songs ? They can't all be song writers, and many do a fantastic 'cover' of the original performers .
So glad you & Loretta Lynn’s granddaughter are keeping these songs & the memories of your grandparents alive….💞💞💞💞💞💞
Tre I enjoy your singing along with your show. Great job
Wow. Hes awesome. Conway would be so proud of his grandson
Wow. I am impressed. Tre did a fantastic job
My husband and I saw your Grand father many times,so happy that you are keeping his memory alive by singing his songs! God Bless you.
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Wow ♥️.. Oh how I miss Conway grew up listening to him and I thank my Dad for it ☺️.. He was a Twitty fan and I am also... I'm now 55 and I still listen to as Dad called him Twitty 🐦
Same here, 55 and still listen to his music
It’s GOT to be in their Genes! 3 generations of great voices!
Yes, his son, Mike, is a good singer too.
He's good!!!!. I heard Conways son sing it. I was impressed. But Conways grandson has it poppen!!°
Thank you so much Tre.... I know Poppy is proud of you. I was right there in Biloxi ,MS at that concert... I wasn't the lady on the front row screaming CONWAY.... I was the lady in the balcony screaming CONWAY !!!! It was a WONDERFUL concert and Conway was my favorite... I saw him several times in concert. Even in my hometown of Hattiesburg, MS and got to talk with him... HE WAS GREAT!! ALWAYS LOVE CONWAY ❤
I saw Conway live at the Dodge County Fair. Didn't get to see the whole show because of a severe storm (turned out to spawn a tornado). He didn't leave that stage until he was practically pulled off. He truly didn't want to disappoint his fans. What a performer. Him and Ms. Loretta. What a magical musical duet.
It blows my mind at how much he sounds like his grandfather he would be so proud that he’s carrying on the tremendous amount of talent that his grandfather had it’s almost as though your listening to Conway twitty
Tre, you have your grandfather's voice. Keep it up
@@carolwolfrum9205 your not a conway fan hes not even close
I saw Conway live twice when I was a little girl!The first time I saw him his opening act was a very young George Straight! Conway was my 91 year old Mother's all time favorite!!!
I love Conway songs n his songs with Loretta.
I just discovered Tre tonight, I am still a huge Conway fan (lifelong fan, so we’re my Gram and my mother)…I miss hearing new songs from him…Tre sounds so much like his Poppy and I know that his Poppy is smiling down on him!!…I now have a new singer to listen to…Both him and Tayla Lynn!!
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To Timber man,U said it right,The best Friend A Song ever had & the sexiest man A woman has ever seen & that voice...Awesome, I know his wife was proud...❤️
Hello Anita how are you doing!!
All my life I have been a Conway fan, my daddy called me his biggest fan ever. At 54, nothing makes me weak in the knees like hearing this song. Discovered his music at about 4 years old, sitting in an old honky tonk with my daddy where my mom and her band were performing. Someone played it on the jukebox and I was hooked.
I heard Conway in 1972 at the school on the football field, East Brewton Al and hello darling was his first song, wow what a legend and for his son and grandson to carry on with his legacy is awesome
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I was blessed to be able to see Conway in concert 5 times. He actually signed my concert book as Harold Jenkins. My all time favorite singer.❤️
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So close on the sound but he has the moves!! 🥰😍 I was lucky enough to have seen him in concert!
Wow I cried the day Conway died and the chills I got when Tre started singing just Wow.
Listening to you sing your grandfathers song sounds amazing. It's so inspirational to see you carry on this amazing gift your family has. My family has been teachers for generations. As a teacher myself it is such a gift to be able to keep the tradition alive. Keep doing what you love! You sound amazing!
I had chills from the second he spoke.
Conway has always been my favorite since I was a little girl.
The day that it was announced that Conway passed, I literally cried. I couldn't believe that he was gone & I would never get to hear a new song from him again.
When I had my children years later, I would play Conway's songs while cleaning the house. I would pick my kids up & dance through the livingroom with them. My youngest daughter's first song to sing was "Don't take it away".
I still get chills whenever I hear his voice.
Conway will always be played through my speakers & through my (now adult) kids speakers.
Love conway twitty its always will be #1
Hello Tonia how are you doing!!
You did a great job. You sound like Conway.
Conway would be proud of his son and grandson there both doing a great job
Hello Melinda how are you doing!!
Conway the best friend a song ever had .
I named my youngest son after Conway
There will never be another Conway he was the best.
Really proud of him, he is young give him time. Conway had years of practice and was totally dedicated, which cost him dearly especially in his married life.
Tre Twitty was TRULY AMAZING!!! I was shocked to here how much he sounded and had Conway's anurizums
I think you must mean mannerisms. Aneurisms would be a bad thing.
Saw Conway and some of his band in Rogers,Arkansas many years ago was joy to meet him.
i saw Conway 20 times in concert loved every time .miss him every day
Tre you can sing good. I remember I got to go see your poppy's last concert that he had in Greensboro,N.C. I've always wanted to meet Loretta but never got to.And now I'd love to meet you, Tayla and Loretta. But my health is to bad for me to be able to travel.And if I could only have one last wish in my life it would be to be able to meet you there. I love to hear y'all sing. Love y'all from Lexington,N.C.
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Tre Twitty Great job I had see Loretta and George and Conway I had taken my parents to the concert my father loves country music I don’t mind some but I’m mostly rock and roll but I truly did enjoy the concert I was glad that I had gotten tickets and you do sound like your grandfather Conway take care and stay safe and healthy during these trying times of the coved virus
Love always Patricia xoxoxoxoxoxox
I'm 59 now,I Loved Conway and Loretta
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Man I loved Conway his voice just makes my heart beat faster just makes me fill jittery listening to voice and music makes me want to drink.
WOW!!! YOU HAVE MADE YOUR POPPY PROUD 🤗❤️ HE'S WITH YOU ALL THE TIME 🙏🙏 GOD BLESS YOU FOR CARRYING ON THE TRADITION OF REAL COUNTRY MUSIC AND ESPECIALLY CONWAY'S MUSIC 🎶🎶🎶 HE HAD A VOICE OF PURE SILK THAT WOULD GIVE FANS GOOSE BUMPS DOWN TO OUR CORE🎶🎶🎶🤗❤️🙏 WHAT A GOD GIVEN TALENT POPPY HAD AND I'M PROUD AND THANKFUL GOD BLESSED YOU WITH THE TALENT TOO🙏🤗❤️ THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR BEAUTIFUL VOICE WITH US🙏🤗❤️ A TRULY GRATEFUL FAN🤗❤️🙏🎶🎶🙏 MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY NOW AND ALWAYS 🙏🕊️🙏❤️🤗🙏
Conway twitty has always been one of my all time favorite and I had my first child the day he died. I was so heart broken and that was all I wrote in my baby's baby book that day. We lost a national treasure, Conway Twitty, and I have missed him every day since
Conway had a wonderful voice my father passed of the same thing that took Conway. Your grandfather would be proud of you. He's not trying to be his grandfather he's being himself.
Conway’s son, Mike, is a really good singer too. 👏🏻👏🏻 I went to high school with Mike and knew the whole family. Fine folks, especially his mama. He took really good care of his family and gave them a restaurant / nightclub, Conway’s at Moon Lake, Mississippi.
Me & my lil sister Brandy cried the day he passed, just ain't the same without him, George, Faron Young or my Great Uncle #LeonBoulanger. #HeeHaw
Those were sad days, but the day Merle died was the worst for me.
He sure sounds like Conway. That’s so incredible. Totally awesome country music
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Tre is awesome and I love to hear him sing
The ladies melted for him, like they did Elvis
Lady sitting on row in front of me peed all over herself when he said Hello Darlin’! True story. Happened in Fayetteville, NC when Randy Travis opened for Conway. AWESOME SHOW!!!
@@LJB1308 I remember that show
Saw Conway twice. The most polished and entertaining shows i've ever seen, country or rock. He stayed until everyone that wanted to meet him and get his autograph had done so. He told my daughter, about 6 at the time, that she was his prettiest fan. He was a gentleman and pure class. I love all kinds of music and have performed some myself, but Conway is still my favorite male singer of all genres.
I saw Conway Twitty Live in Albany Ga. He had Eddy Rabbit with him.. fantastic Show that night!!❤️❤️
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Absolutely keep singing your daddys songs. you can sing baby keep it coming.
My parents and several other couples had tickets to see his show. They had just bought me tickets for one of many Michael Jacksons' shows which were a bit pricey! One of the people that were going to Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn show couldn't go. I waa 14 at the time so they asked if I'd go rather than waste the extra ticket. Although I was never a country music fan I went. I knew my mom played his songs all the time...her name waa "Linda"...guess what her favorite song was?!!! Anyway when it was time for Conway come out they blacked out the place and he came out and said "Hello Darlin' "....we were on the floor about 3 rows from the front....that entire place erupted with women screaming and to the right in the balcony...front row...a very large lady wearing a dress proceeded to throw her legs up on the rail and squealed "Conway baby, come and get me!!!" Meanwhile her husband(?), a small guy, was trying to pull her back from the rail..she shoved him right into his seat and yelled it again! This time Conway looked over and up and he got an eyefull!!!!....Conway didn't look back that way the rest of the show!!!! I will never forget that!! Then when I was 20 and in college I had a part time job which took me to several hospitals in the area. I arrived at my last stop early and had to wait about 20 minutes on some paperwork. A gentleman came in and sat next to me in the waiting area and he said "hello." We started talking and he asked about where I was attending school and what I was taking. He asked my name and where I was from. He said he was from out of town and he was there bringing his wifes' uncle (I believe he said) to the hospital when they stopped in to see him and found him very ill! I commented he looked very familar and I asked where he was from and what he did...imagine the look on my face when he told me "I'm Conway Twitty..my tour brought me through the area!! I was like "OMG....I know where I've seen you and heard you...my mothers' albums of you...she loves you....errr...your music...could you please give me an autograph for her? He was super sweet and asked what her name was...I told him Linda!! He signed the autograph...."I'm here with Linda on my mind...Love, Conway Twitty!!!! We sat there and talked about 15 minutes of course I told him about the time I saw him and that my parents had seen lots of his shows. He was a really sweet soft spoken guy and was a nice looking man...I think Tre favors him so much! My mother went ballistic when I gave her the autograph and told her about meeting him! She treasured that autograph for the rest of her life and I found it in her chest after she passed away....I still have it! So that's my Conway story...
How long did it take you to come up with that one? Lmao
@@bigsausage9040 It would be about impossible to "cone" up with this story!
@@terrichastain8434 Yes that is the reply anyone could expect you to have. Understandable. Now think of another cool story to tell us.
Honoring ur grandpa & grandma is amazing & u both nailed it they are watching you both from heaven & jamming up there together
I opened for Marty Stewart at the 1st annual conway Twitty memoria festival in Shannon, Ms...believe it was 95. I've got photos and video of Marty and Michael Twitty. I believe I saw Tre walking around that day...he was a teenager I believe
Well tre your almost there ! But your poppie is one of a kind! I grew up on his music many a nights he soothed my mothers broken heart! Hope you can find that gift from your grandfather! Because Michael sure dont have it! Sorry but I see so much more in you! Long live conway twitty
Beautiful! A very good rendition of Conway! I love it!!!
WOW sounds so much like his Grandpa. Thanks for reminding people of his great songs
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I was so happy when I seen Conway in concert back in 1989 Halifax NS Canada 🇨🇦 with George Jones.I went up by the stage to take pictures and forgot to open my lens cover that’s how excited I was to be there.All the pics I took security guard getting annoyed with me.Always loved him
Great job young man!
Yes he's really sound good I got the first 8-track Pam singing this road that I walk but You Keep On Keepin On it's good to hear good country music now
Very very good, grandpa Conway would be so proud!!!!!!!
As a child my parents took us bar hopping with them,where they played country 8 tracks,.
Conway was my favorite.
Love Conway!!! I love his solo songs, but love his duets with his daughter!! Joni joni please don't cry"
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He's good! 'Nuff said! (And why do we expect offspring to sound exactly like their dad or granddad?)
Tre is really good, most singers drag the words out to long or to short. I can’t stand that I can’t even listen to them. But, Tre did him proud…R. I. P. Conway. Still after the 30 years almost now that Conway has been gone and he is still the Greatest singer I have ever known. It started when I was a child , I remember my Mama had her rocking chair and her record player sat on the floor and she would listen to Conway and Loretta Lynn , as she rocked her chair would slide across the floor as she rocked and then she would get up and slide it back across the room and start again. So I was raised listening to him and I still after close to 50 years think he is the greatest. He said many times that he wrote songs about what women want to here and I think that is so romantic. He was the best, I am glad Tre is keeping Conway’s memory alive. But, anyone that is a fanknows exactly what I am talking about…
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Hi Tre My Dad and Mom met Conway back in 1985 in bartow Florida his bus stop to fuel up at the Texaco on Hwy 60 and 80 foot rd. east of bartow Florida they really enjoy meeting him thanks for the video
I can't believe it's been that long. I had the privilege of knowing Conway when I was a child. My uncle Blackie w played base for him so they would play music together at my grandparents once in a while and my uncle John Drennon also put together their first band till he had to quit cause his wife wouldn't let him play anymore.
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Tre ain't kidding about ALL the women loving Conway...
Every time a Conway Twitty record would start on any jukebox, just about every gal in that particular joint would simultaneously scream "CON-WAYYYY!!!"
That was a phenomenon, way up into the 2000's.
Damn! He sounds great!
Great song…great singer…..but NO ONE will ever sing Hello Darling like Conway….💞💞💞💞💞
He did good!
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Conway loved to do concerts in Monroe, La. He went to high school in Talluha, La. My Dad and Uncle went to school with him. He didn't forget his upbringing. I went to one of his concerts. Lordy, I got one of those "Hello Darling" and I almost fainted. What a voice. I am so glad grandchildren are carrying on their music!
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Conway and loretta back at it again in heaven rip to all the amazing artists that paved the way
u know I wd love to hear Linda's on my mind's I love all Conway Twitty's song's and wiilie Nelson's songs I love all the old fashion songs from the pass
I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard the news on the radio of conway twitty passing. I was in Centreville VA headed to work. My Aunt loved him so much we played his music at her funeral about 25 years later. I still listen to his music.
I’m glad he’s keeping his Poppy’s memory alive.
You sound sooo much like him. And yes I got to set at one of his live Christmas Concerts at Twitty City. He The Rose. With the background all black and one single red rose on it. I lost it and cried for awhile. My mama loved roses. And I saw her that night up in heaven too.
I love all theses country singers dolly is my favorite
NOW THAT IS MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE HIM
Love their carrying on their grandparents music they we’re the greatest duo
It amazes me how much Tre so much like his pappie. I'm glad he is keeping the dream alive. My Grammy saw him before he passed and took a picture with him. Now she is up there and can him sing day after day. Don't stop loving the dream Tre cause we love it. Thank you
Oh my goodness! You sound just like your Poppy Conway! You have a Beautiful singing voice! ♥️♥️♥️♥️
You're right Kim. He sure does sound like Conway.
He sounds somewhat like him in parts of the song, he has a great voice either way. I'd go see him in concert anytime. There will never be another Conway Twitty.
We were on our way to St.Louis,Mo from Southern Illinois..It came across the radio.I told my husband I was mad at him. Cause ii wanted to see Conway Twitty on stage or one of his concerts
Forever Conway ❤🎶🎤🎵🎶
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Gee, 25 years. Does not seem that long ago. I have seen him live as well as Jones and Haggard. He sounds a lot like his Poppy, has that deep voice.
When he first started, I thought Conway was off stage somewhere in the background singing. Sounds so very close to his papa that's it's not even funny. I hope he keeps singing songs like this so we can bring back the good country music.
Conway was a baritone. His grandson is more of a tenor.
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I grew up listening to your grandpa...wish I could still have him here...I way 4years old..I love this song...thank you for singing it...you have a great voice... keep singing
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Love his music
Hello Mary how are you doing!!
I saw his pappy at the escanaba state fair when I was 8. The judds opened up then Larretta Lynn then Conway my love for country music started at that fair .
I saw Conway live he was awesome as always he knew we were there too
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@@harpershawn7143 I'm great as always thanks for asking. Hope you can say the same
@@beckyroberts451 that's good to hear... I'm doing good thanks for asking
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His voice is quite similar to his legendary Grandfather!
Blew my mind. He does an awesome job!!!!
He doesn't have exactly the same sexy husky gravelly voice his grandfather did, but he still honored his PawPaw beautifully. I was raised on Conway, and knew what a "sexy" voice sounded like, wayyy before I ever knew what sex was!! Lol
I loved his daddy that Man could sing and his son sounds just like his daddy. I am waiting for a CD to come out now.
They have a CD that's titled three generations available at a show or on web site. Best CD ever
Great tribute
Blessed to hear you singing as yes Conway could sing as my name Darlene as darlin
I needed that ❤️
One night I was the person he pointed to and said Hello, Darlin. Will never ever forget that special second
great to see his son do a tribute for his Dad, awesome & God Bless all Conway's children. will forever Love Conway and his beautiful music. 1-12-19
That was his grandson
Grandson actually 🙂
Great job you sound like Conway. This is one of my favorite songs.
Great rendition of "It's Only Make Believe" by Conway. I'm 80 and still have loads of his songs, this one being the best of all.
Sounds just like your grandpa. Great job. He's smiling down on you from Heaven.
i really do want to sing with him one day as i know a l9ot of conways stuff anyway, man how i hate it that the legend is gone, but we all gotta die someday.