Conway Twitty

In Conway Twitty's song "The Awful Thing," he reflects on a painful experience involving heartbreak and betrayal. The "awful thing" he refers to is the emotional turmoil and suffering caused by a failed relationship, emphasizing the deep impact of love lost. The song captures the raw feelings of regret and sorrow, showcasing Twitty's ability to convey complex emotions through his music.

Conway Twitty was known to enjoy Southern comfort food, with a particular fondness for fried chicken. He also had a sweet tooth and liked desserts, especially pies. His love for traditional Southern cuisine reflected his roots and upbringing in Arkansas.

Well, sometimes in life, things don't always go as we hope or expect. It's important to remember that awards don't define someone's talent or worth. Conway Twitty's music will always hold a special place in the hearts of many, and that's a beautiful recognition in itself. Keep creating and sharing your art, just like Conway did, and the right recognition will come in its own time.

Conway Twitty's widow, Dee Jenkins, currently resides in Hendersonville, Tennessee, where she and Conway lived during his career. Conway Twitty's children, Michael and Joni, have reconciled with Dee Jenkins after years of estrangement following Conway's death in 1993. The family has worked through their differences and have come together to honor Conway's legacy in the music industry.

They were married in 1987.

1- Ellen Matthews in 1953 and ended a year later in divorce in 1954.

2- Temple Maxine Jaco in 1955 and divorced in 1985.

3- Dolores Virginia Henry in 1987.

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He is used as a distraction out of situations. It's saying that he is so mesmerizing to watch. He pulls your attention away from what's going on.

I have heard that Conway was a mesmerizing singer. He was even called 'The High Priest of Country Music.'

Yes Vince Gill was Conway's harmony singer for six or seven years that's how vince got reconised from conway twitty's biggest conway fan in dryden Ontario Canada patricia hardy

He had three wives; a very brief early marriage to give his first child a name, a second marriage (to whom he was divorced from & remarried a year later (total about 28 years), and his third to Dee Henry, for seven years before his death.

In Conway Twitty's DVD, 'On the Mississippi', he & Tammy Wynette did sing together briefly. That was a good DVD. If you're a real Conway fan, get his autobiography (in paperback at Amazon, used-good prices!)! It is a very interesting book! Not only is it interesting to learn more about Mr. T, but also to find out how he got started, his first manager, producing his own albums, etc. It even touches on his marriages & divorces (before his fourth to Dee Henry), and Mickey has some enigmatic comments. Also the kids responded some on their lives growing up.

No, Loretta Lynn did not attend Conway Twitty's funeral. Because Loretta was with her husband Mooney (who was in the hospital), and he would die a few days after Conway.

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Conway Twitty's real name is Harold Lloyd Jenkins. It is rumored that he chose the name Conway Twitty while looking at a map and the cities of Conway, Arkansas and Twitty, Texas caught his eye.

Conway Twitty and Sam Moore.

I was in the audience when the album "Country Rhythm & Blues" where this track is from, hat it's only public concert in LA, I think they even made a video of it.

Here is a studio clip - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAA_LUCb0QE

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He had four kids. Michael, Jimmy, Kathy, and Joni.

conway twitty had his son Michael twitty by his first wife but divorced her after 1 year of marriage and Michael was raised by conway's mom and dad

No conwy twitty did not do drugs or drank alchohol but he did smoke for 20 years & he quit smoking in 1985 & he exercised but he still died on june 5th 1993 at the young age of 59 the before fan fair he died from a blood vessel aortic anerisam formed in his stomach & i hope that those fans appreciated conway died for them in branson missourie he was in so much pain doing that last concert sincerely patricia hardy from canada

not that I am aware of yet

Yes and it was performed at Capitol Hill hospital in Washington DC in the very early '80's.