Reba McEntire’s Unselfish Act for Conway Twitty Was Not Forgotten
On the day he died, the country superstar went above and beyond to make sure the family got to say goodbye.
Conway Twitty
10 Best Conway Twitty Songs
You don't realize how many hits Conway Twitty really had until you sit down and go through them.
Country Singers Who Died Far Too Young [PICTURES]
May they rest in peace ...
17 Country Singers Who Died Too Soon
It's more tragic when it's unexpected, as is the case with these country singers who died before their time.
Watch Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood Sing Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty’s ‘After the Fire Is Gone’
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood sing a snippet of Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty's "After the Fire Is Gone" in a new documentary about Lynn's life and career.
Brad and Keith Team Up To Rock Out This Day in Country Music – September 8th (Video)
2008 - Arista releases Brad Paisley's duet with Keith Urban, "Start A Band," to radio.
Hello Harold Jenkins This Day in Country Music – September 1st (Video)
1933 - Harold Jenkins is born in Friars Point, Mississippi. As Conway Twitty, he leaves a pop-rock career in 1965 to pursue country music, racking up hits consistently for more than 20 years.
Convicts Give A Big Boost To Trisha Yearwood This Day in Country Music – June 6th (Video)
1997 - Touchstone Pictures debuts the movie "Con Air," with Trisha Yearwood singing "How Do I Live."
The Loss of a Legend This Day in Country Music – June 5th (Video)
1993 - Conway Twitty dies from a stomach aneurysm in a Springfield, Missouri, hospital.
Country Has Never Been This Far Before, This Day in Country Music – April 4th (Video)
1973 - Conway Twitty records "You've Never Been This Far Before"
Back To Back Gilley This Day in Country Music – March 8th (Video)
1936 - Mickey Gilley born in Natchez, Mississippi.
Texan Inducted Into Songwriters Hall of Fame This Day in Country Music – November 2nd (Video)
2003 - Rodney Crowell ("Please Remember Me"), John Prine ("Love Is On A Roll"), Paul Overstreet ("On The Other Hand") and Hal Blair ("Please Help Me, I'm Falling") are added to the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in a Loews Vanderbilt Plaza ceremony.