Boasting a record-breaking 40 No. 1 hits, Conway Twitty was one of the biggest names in country music from the 1950s to the 1990s. Born Harold Lloyd Jenkins in 1933, Twitty’s two passions were music ...

Fifty-two years ago today, Conway Twitty waved farewell to crossover success with his 10th No. 1 country single.

In life, Conway Twitty was known as the best friend a song ever had. But Twitty’s songs silenced when he died suddenly at age 59 in 1993. Now with “Conway Twitty the Musical,” the songs of the man ...

Their first hit together "After the Fire Is Gone" shot to the top of the U.S. country charts and earned them a Grammy. It was August 18, 1973 when their mega hit “Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man” hit ...

The bright horns and slapping bass of Dolly Parton’s “Sure Thing,” the disco harmonies of Conway Twitty’s “Night Fires,” and the swagger of Ronnie Milsap’s “Get It Up” all get their due on Country ...

If it weren't for the U.S. Army, Harold Lloyd Jenkins might have become one of Major League Baseball's greatest players instead of country music legend Conway Twitty. After graduating from high school ...