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

Conway Twitty was a one-man hit machine: Throughout his career, from his pop and rock beginnings in the 1950s to his pivot to country in the mid-1960s, he had more than 50 songs reach the top of the ...

Conway Twitty passed away in 1993 at the age of 59, but fans may be able to hear new music from him. According to the Tennessean, in October 1994, over 2,000 of Twitty's possessions were auctioned off ...

When Conway Twitty released 'I'd Love to Lay You Down' in 1980, it rose to the top of country charts and became the legendary country star's 24th No. 1 single. Despite its name, this addition to the ...

Country legend Conway Twitty has plenty of accolades standing by his name. Twitty is a member of both the Rockabilly and Country Music Halls of Fame, and he earned a slew of CMA Awards for his 55 No.

In 1994 Mike Patton bought a stack of yellowed papers at an auction in Hendersonville. He brought them back to his Galesburg, Ill., home and didn't touch them for two decades. Just a few months ago, ...

Born Harold Lloyd Jenkins in 1933 in Friars Point, Mississippi, Conway Twitty remains part of country music history’s upper echelon today. He found great success both as a solo artist and alongside ...

For our Friday Flashback this week, we transport to 1969. One of country music's all-time greatest songs was recorded some 42 years ago today, but it nearly didn't happen quite like it did. By Chuck ...

In the early Seventies, as Loretta Lynn was tapping into the female psyche with controversial tunes such as “The Pill,” her future duet partner Conway Twitty was transitioning to country music by ...

The late country superstar Conway Twitty's 90th birthday was September 1. To celebrate the milestone, the crooner's legacy is remembered by his biographer and country music historian Michael Kosser.