Comments on: You’re Wondering If Tomorrow I’ll Still Love You Like I’m Loving You Tonight

By: marie

marie — Mon, 18 May 2009 13:03:49 +0000

i love conway. after him there is no country music.he was and is still the best.

By: kevin

kevin — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 16:37:51 +0000

Hi, Patricia — thanks for visiting!

Tony was responding to my fear that people are forgetting about how great Conway Twitty was.

He was reassuring me that Conway Twitty was “too popular to be forgotten” (not just “too popular”).

And as far as “late, great” — I’m sure all of us here can agree on that. Tony was just saying that there’s usually a big revival of interest in an artist 25 years after his passing. Of course, for us here, the interest never dies. Long live Conway!

By: PATRICIA HARDY

PATRICIA HARDY — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 23:43:42 +0000

I PATRICIA HARDY FROM DRYDEN ONTARIO CANADA I DO NOT AGREE WITH YOUR COMMENT TONY BILLONI ABOUT CONWAY GETTING TO MUCH SUCCESS IN 1970 AND THAT HE HAS ST BE DEAD FOR 25 PLUS YEARS TO BE CLASSED AS A LATE GREAT COUNTRY MUSIC LEGEND THAT HE WAS THE KINGAN OF COUNTRY MUSIC AND HIM AND LORETTA WERE SIMPLY THE BEST EVER COUNTRY DUO SINGERS IN THE WORLD AND HE WAS THE BEST SONGWRITER THATS WHY HE HAD THE MOST NUMBER 1 HITS IN COUNTRY MUSIC SO DON’T TELL ME THAT HE DIDN’T DESERVE THAT LIVING LEGEND AWARD IN 1988

By: xian

xian — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 04:34:20 +0000

You’re The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly

By: kevin

kevin — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 21:30:54 +0000

That's a good point, Tony. It is a little early for a renaissance. I guess what I'm referring to is not that he'd be forgotten by true believers, but that he might be overlooked by folks (like the skinny-pants set with whom you work) who dabble in country music and would like him if they give him a chance. Personally, I blame the 1970s. It's easy for a kid to learn to love a Man in Black, but a Man in a Salmon Leisure Suit takes some getting used to.

By: Tony Billoni

Tony Billoni — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 17:12:24 +0000

Conway had too much success in the ’70′s so it’s not as if he’s going to be long-lost-and-now-rediscovered singer. He hasn’t been dead long enough (25+ years) for the “late, great” type of comeback either.

And would the folks who voted in Obama watch the YouTube video of Conway and Loretta? The twenties/mid-thirties hipsters I work with would think it’s a scene from “Walk The Line.” I kid you not.