Such a terrible loss! A beautiful man with a beautiful voice! There will never be another one like him! RIP Conway! You are loved by so many and always will be!

I listened to Conway Twitty all my life ,I love him now and forever .I grew up listening to him all the time Gone but never forgotten.

Why do we still not have a Conway movie??

We saw Conway in Branson on his last night there. Imagine our shock when we learned that he had passed away on his way home! I’ve loved Conway since the first song I heard him sing! RIP

No one like Conway, never was, never will be. Missing him. RIP. Conway Twitty. ❤️

RIP Conway, your music will never die. thank you Conway for all the beautiful music you left us with.

I was fortunate enough to see Conway Twitty in the 80's at Ponderosa park. He was my favorite singer and I still listen to his song's. He was the best singer ever! Rest with Jesus, Conway!

At the time I lived just 100 miles from where it happened. It was so shocking in that he was 59 and now gone. I never heard of any health issues. It was one of those silent killers in our bodies. Appreciate every day you are alive and be grateful for it.

His voice and music lives on even if it's been a long time.

I grew up with my parents playing Conway in the house all the time. One of the greats.

i met Conway in 1991 when I was only 19 and I was sure devistated when I heard he'd passed away. We were supposed to go see him in concert that year. So heart broken. And I still think of that day I met him even to this day. Such great time :). Thank you Aunt Jan for getting me and my sister in line that day to meet him :).

First time I heard Conway was way back in the late 60's on an oldies station. I remember hearing this guy that sounded a bit like Elvis, the song was "Only Make Believe" I wasn't much into country until I moved to Houston in 1976 and I heard this song "After All The Good Is Gone" I feel in love with it and rediscovered Conway!

Rest in peace Conway, you are not forgotten.

Been almost 30 years. If Conway were alive today, he'd be Willie Nelson's age. Goes to show how young he was when he left us...

If my memory serves me correctly, Loretta Lynn's husband was in the same hospital they carried Conway to for this emergency. She was up in the room with her husband and was notified that Conway was in the emergency room and she went down to see him before he actually passed away. MAY THEY BOTH R I P 🙏

To listen to Conway Twitty, and Sam Moore singing “Rainy Night In Georgia “ does something for my soul! Those two together make the perfect combination of rhythm, country and blues. Conway truly had a one of a kind voice.

I know Conway Twitty pretty well he went to school my grandpa when he was in town doing a show he would always stop and stay the night with my grandma and grandpa so I knew the man long before I knew his music cuz I was so young I really didn't listen to music into my later years and I learned appreciated music too but he was a great guy some of those pictures of him in my house that picture is out there with me on his shoulder holding up my finger like number one he definitely had the ladies crushing on him that's for sure Conway Twitty is the goat of country music in my mind 55 number one hits at the time of his early death and reason will tell you he would add a few more in him if he had not died when he did it he's also the only artist to have a number one hit in five different decades 50 60 70 80s and 90s never been done before and haven't been done since rip Conway

I have been a Conway Twitty fan for many years and it is sad that he passed so soon and so fast

I grew up on Conway's music and have about 40 of his cassettes and still listen to his music to this day, but on KZfaq.

I loved him so much as a singer he could have sung the newspaper and I would have loved it

Conway did complain of a discomfort in his side several days prior to his death. Great video.

I bumped into him once - literally. I was a musician and our band was setting up our equipment, one day, to work for a couple of weeks at the Astro Village Hotel across from the Astrodome in Houston. The Houston Livestock and Rodeo Show was on that week and Conway was in town to perform. It was afternoon and I was rushing from the bar, back out to my truck, to get more musical equipment. I was hurrying and walked out the bar door into the lobby looking down. I ran right into some guy, kinda head on, and said, "Whew...excuse me." I looked up to see I had almost bowled over Conway Twitty who was headed into the bar. I had a big piano belt buckle....don't know if he saw that or not. But he had a big grin on his face when he saw the recognition on my face. This may sound trite but he had this big smile and very kind eyes. He just chuckled and had this friendly look. I never forgot that. He made a lot of great music. As a musician I was in bands that covered many of his tunes. Rest in peace, sir.

I’ll never forget being a kid and me and my mom are in the car driving out these country roads when it came across the radio. She ran off the road and came to a screeching halt and started crying. She stayed up for 2 night on the phone with her best friend playing Conway records.

I still have his autographed last album. He played here in South Dakota, it was amazing seeing him in concert! Always loved his music.

Conway Twitty was a true legend. He transcended music genres.

Can’t believe he’s been gone 29 years ago today. Saw a Conway tribute artist in Branson a few years ago. May he Rest In Peace.

My grandpa got to visit and interview Conway Twitty at an awards show in the 1980s down in Nashville. Said he was the nicest guy. In recent years I've taken deep dives into his discography, and all the while thought how lucky my grandpa is to have known such a great and talented man

I live in Hendersonville, he put so much into this town. We love him here

Great video. I saw Conway in concert (and spent time with him backstage) a few weeks before he died, when he came to town with George Jones (my longtime friend). Great show and even better people.

HE was one of the Greatest Country Singers who ever lived I listened and still do to his songs I have everything he ever recorded and have wore out and replaced his songs he is greatly missed RIP Conway and God bless you and your Family....

I was doing shows at the same theatre that Conway was doing shows at. I literally saw him the day before he died. A very good friend of mine that I went to school with, worked at that hospital at the time, and was part of the hospital staff that tended to Conway. My friend said that he apologetic to the staff for having to care for him, he didn’t want to be an inconvenience. It was truly a heartbreaking ordeal, and was even more heartbreaking after his death, with everything his children had to through with some legal issues that they had to deal with, with Conway’s wife at the time.

I knew him. He lived in Oklahoma City, and I hung around with his niece at the Kip's Big Boy restaurant on the south side. He would come in and stop at our booth to say "hello." He insisted us kids call him "Uncle Connie." A nice guy and gracious gentleman! He kept his twin Aero Commander at Downtown Airpark where I flew from. I'll always remember the Titty Bird emblem on the tail. Often took my high school sweetheart to the Twitty Burger Restaurant in our neighborhood, first of his chain of restaurants. Conway Twitty, Wanda Jackson and our respective families were all "southside trash!" LOL!

Conway Twitty was without a doubt, my favorite country singer of all times as far as male singers go. I love the song, Linda on my mind, and I love the song you’ve never been this far before he will be surely missed and he is loved rest in peace, Conway.

My father was found to have this health issues in his early 70's. Luckily the doctors caught this before a rupture and successfully repaired the artery. It did leave a large scar basically from his lower breast bone to below his belly button. I just remember I had just taken my dad for a doctor's visit and we had just gotten home when the phone rang. His doctor told me to take him straight to the hospital that he had called ahead and they would be waiting for him. I believe surgery was done the next day. My father lived to be into his mid-80s before passing. Not sure why I just mentioned all that I'm guessing it was because my dad loved Conway Twitty. Anyway another great job there sir really enjoyed the video.

I have loved hearing this man sing the first time I heard him! I also loved hearing him and Loretta Lynn sing. There's been alot of great country music 🎶 singers who left to soon but the great thing is they're in "Hillbilly Heaven 🙏" now with the Father 🙏 and someday we will All be there!! We still love 💕 listening to your music 🎶 and miss you dearly!!!

Hey, thanks for doing this. Loved it!

❤I love Conway I listen to him every day I was in Missouri when i turned radio on and heard Conway had passed away on way home 59 years old. i sit down and cried

Oh geez, I fit every risk factor as Conway did. I truly need to change my life. I’m only 2 years younger than he made it to. It’s been on my mind a lot lately.

This condition is extremely common and many older people live with it and never even realize it, since it never actually ruptures. You’d also be surprised at how many celebrities have died from this condition…actor John Ritter and musician Peter Steele of Type O Negative being a couple that I can recall off the top of my head. My own grandmother actually had to have surgery to repair one of these, which is a fairy complex surgery…especially back when she had it in the late ‘90s.

"its Only Make Believe", on my transistor radio . it was a Big Hit on rock n roll stations , back in the late 50`s . that guy could really sing .

Conway twitty is a wonderful man and a wonderful singer I always loved him and I would buy all the CD and his cassettes I could find. I play them all the time. From your biggest fan Elizabeth.from Ohio I miss you so much

My favorite singer is Loretta Lynn. My daughter Mary's favorite singer is Conway Twitty. She loves him. She wasn't even born yet when he died. She was born in 1995

Enjoyed your show! II have always been a fan of Conway Twitty. I saw him at Lakeside Park in Roanoke, Virginia. He gave ALL when he performed and of course, the ladies were lined up wooing over him! You are so right about "Lay you down", that one stood out. 👍

God Bless His Soul 👋 !!! He had such an Amazing voice 😍. We Loved Him so much. God Bless His Soul 🙏 !!!

Proud Appalachian son here too. I'm a great great great grandson of a Tennessee Confederate soldier, NC Confederate soldier, SC Confederate soldier and Mississippi Confederate soldier. As such, we LOVE Conway Twitty, it's a must to be a true southern. Harold Jenkins was one of our most beloved country music singers. My mama saw him with Loretta 15 times.

Yes,Conway was the sexiest, I wanted to dance close to him, I have most of his songs on CDS 45s and lPA Albums.R.I.P.CONWAY Twitty...ThankYou for sharing Michael You are awesome.

My husband died of this within 12 hours, vascular surgeon tried to save him but could not he bled out . He was 72 years old

You’re a unequivocally brilliant story teller, young man, and yet you’re funny as hell pointing out your mistakes.😂❤

A Icon of his time ,lov his music. Tks. ❤😊

The best friend a song ever had

Hello Darlin was my favorite song, and probably still is..he was a great country music singer..

Great work on this, Mick!

I also have an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm. They are known as a silent killer because they usually don’t show symptoms until it is almost to late. Mine was spotted by my urologist using a CT Scan to figure out why I was having so many urinary infections. It was repaired in 2011 and if you look at the diagram of the Aorta, it was several inches below the heart. The stent was an upside down (Y) with the single part went up to the heart an the other two going down each vein in the legs as in the diagram. Some famous people who died from a Triple A were George C Scott, Michael Rennie from the movie The Day the Earth Stood Still and one of the smartest scientist known to mankind, Albert Einstein.

Very good video. Thank you. Blessings.

I'm native American love music, Conway was and still my favorite singer

I and my family was at the restaurant in Seymour Missouri when Conways bus stopped there. They went back out and found him on the floor and rushed him to Cox in Springfield. One thing that was left out was at Cox Medical he asked for Loretta Lynn. They contacted Loretta who was in concert. She apologized to the audience and said Conway needs me and she flew into Springfield to be with him.

Conway will always live on in his music.Loved this man

You will always be my favourite singer such wonderful music 🎶 ❤

I loved Conway so much!!!! My husband died at 57 suddenly from an Aortic Aneurysm. He was a heavy smoker too. I have been watching Conway videos all evening and just reliving all those wonderful songs. He was my Elvis!

Cool video. It's funny how his songs will be on my karoke or listening playlist right next to Ice Cube followed by The Cars and Aerosmith. I guess good music is good music.

A great country western singer which lives on in his beautiful 🎶 music thank you Conway and thank you for this information

Man, I remember the women, and I mean plural. I'm 42 now and I was raised by a good ol honky Tonk loving grandmother that made NO attempt at hiding her overly affectionate love of this man. I would a lot of times wake to hearing playing on the stereo, which my grandmother said was made for his voice, and usually he was playing when I returned home from school. I remember disliking him simply because of how much she loved him, but what does a adolescent boy know about what makes people tick. I was eventually swayed in my early 30s while paying a debt to the state and got a hold of a C.D. for my walkman. I fell in love with this dude's voice. I don't know if I could pick a favorite band, song, etc, but when I heard Conway Twitty sing "Play, Guitar, Play", I was hooked. It became a nearly every single day song for the last 12 years. I never met the man, he died when I was only 11 and I remember my Grandmother's heartbreak at finding out. I was standing an arms length away from her when the t.v. spouted off that Conway had passed and the silence that came over that room and turning to look at her and the look she had haunts, and I mean Haunt's my memory. I'll never forget it. Broke her heart, but she has long passed herself and all I can say is that I hope they met wherever they are and he, being the Gentleman he was, asked her to dance.

I got to see him at the Stanley theatre in Utica n y in 1986 or 87. Earl Thomas Conley opened for him. Then the whole place went dark and the light shines to the right side and "hello darling walks out in a blue suite. Great show. I had fourth row tickets and they only were 20.00.

I grew up listening to Conway Twitty. Loved his music!!

One of the many memorable classic country (for me, early-mid 70s to mid-late 90s, and some early 00s) artists I grew up with thanks to my parents, who always had the radios in our vehicles tuned to WCMS FM 100, our #1 local country music station in our area (Hampton Roads, Va.) for years…love Lay You Down to this day. God bless you, Conway…rest easy, sweet angel.

I've been a huge Conway fan since my teens. Got to know his music because my grandparents always had the radio dialed into country music. Anyways, small fact, doesn't really matter, but Conway quit smoking approx. a decade before his death...and why the burial was so speedy, I'm not sure, what I do know is, Dee Henry(his second wife) and his kids did not get along. Settling the estate got real ugly. So ugly in fact, all of Conway's belongings, even love letters to his first wife, were put up for auction. I myself was lucky enough to purchase, "The Very Best of Conway Twitty", RIAA Platinum Record Award that Conway received.

I got to meet him at Twitty City. Got his autograph for myself & my mom! He was so sweet!

word is Conway always respected and treated his fans marvellously

Took my mom to see his show in Branson the night before he collapsed on the stage...He's a great person when you get to meet him

Aortic dissection has over a ninety percent chance of killing you and always fatal except in a very small percent! My husband is a very rare exception! He lived but it wasn’t easy. He was on life support six months and every single day a doctor was threatening me with a DNR! I had to constantly tell doctors who were quoting statistics to me that when I get back he better be alive or they could explain it to a team of lawyers! Then on a Friday they said he may never talk well but we believe with years of therapy he can. I came back on Monday and my husband said in flawless English for first time in six months they never come check on me! Several doctors were shocked silent, before they could find their speech I said oh this is going to be fun! I’m tired! I’m going home to help my baby graduate and I’m no longer needed. Believe me Sergeant can more than speak for himself and if I was you all I would listen close the first time because he doesn’t like repeating himself! From there he got off life support quickly and all were in agreement especially the doctors that God healed him.

We lost a great one, conway,you will be missed, you were one of the best!we still.listen to your music❤

I'll never forget that day! I cried most of the night

I've been to his grave. Love some Conway. His drummer is buried in Conway Arkansas where I live.

The older his memory and vibes lives on the greater he was and will live on and Rock on. R.I.P who's going to fill them shoes

Plain old sad he should of survived he was n still is my favorite favorite singer n country star n absolutely love him n till I die hes gorgeous beautiful voice hes charming hes forever missed love u Conway twitty ❤❤❤❤❤❤

I had plans to go see him that summer with my wife. I was out in the field at Camp Gurber, Oklahoma with the guard doing my two weeks training when i heard that he had died on my small radio. I told my men in my squad about it. Lot of us older guy's felt bad, as for the younger ones didn't know who he was. Still enjoy he music.

Thank you

That’s pretty much what my dad died from. He was 70 and drank and smoke most of his life. The look that was frozen on his face after death look like he was in quite a bit of pain. I’ll never forget that look.

I was there in town on vacation when he died. We were in the highway and couldn’t figure out why the traffic was gridlocked. Then someone said Conway twitty just had a medical emergency (later on someone told us he didn’t make it )&We saw TwittyCity in Nashville and all remembered when he died. I was 6 or 7 when he died and remember it like it was yesterday. Ambulances 🚑 fire trucks etc

When ever Conway was in Virginia Hampton l would see his show❤

Hello Darlin' ❣️

Lord, he could give me chills

My grandmother and my great grandmother loved this men

I always love enjoy his music

Miss You Conway.You are Missed.

I'm 59 years old have grown up with his music Loretta Lynn to

I like doing his songs at karaoke he is in a class of his on different than most country singers he had his on style let so smooth and natural

thanks doctor

I have lost two brothers and a niece to this horrible disease and it nearly cost a nephew and yours truly our lives. If you smoke you are a sitting duck. I had massive surgery and am forever thankful that I live in the grater Chicago area and had access to some of the best medical care available. It's been 10 years and so far, so good. When it starts to leak, you will pray for death, the pain is that bad. Our's is obviously a family affliction. IF YOU SMOKE, STOP DAMMIT!

LOVE CONWAY HE WAS A GREAT PERSON AND A GREAT SANGER

One of the best ever to perform!

Loved Conway singing

My dad had a AAA rupture, for some reason, he regained consciousness and survived not one ambulance trip but two, the last being over an hour drive because life flight was grounded due to snow. He did lose a lung but we still have our dad by miraculous intervention I'm sure. IF you have family history INSIST on being screened

Desperado Love. Best song he ever sang (in my opinion)

Thank you sir and may you Rest In Peace Conway Twitty

RIP. one of my favs

Well I think this was an awesome thorough video, thank you for the information I didn't know....That being said, he was of a generation that was sick of the paparazzi!!.... Andy Griffith was buried within four hours of his death. Those who loved himhonored him and honored his wishes and I think that's very cool indeed. Clearly Conways family and beloved friends did the same.❤ 🙏

Conway music will live on. R.I.P Mr Conway Twitty 🐦

R.I.P. 🙏 🤲

Love U Cb U R The Man