Conway Twitty or George Jones
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sockgirl77
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Neither. 
lovinmaryland
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In a fight Jones all the way...
for sexiest Conway hands down
for sexiest Conway hands down
sockgirl77
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Conway was always better looking. Plus, how can you not love a guy with the last name Twitty?
lovinmaryland
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Eew.
snap out of it woman!Good one. Umm...
"He stopped loving her today" is one of my favorites.
BUT
"That's my Job" by Twitty is a great song as well.
Going with Conway Twitty, has more songs that I liked along the way.
I'd lvoe to lay you down...tight fittin jeans... hello darlin...the list goes on my friend
2lazy2P
nothing unreal exists
I'd lvoe to lay you down...tight fittin jeans... hello darlin...the list goes on my friend
Exactly! Why I had to go with Twitty (I only said that just to make vrail smile at herself again).
sockgirl77
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2lazy2P
nothing unreal exists
Yeah, so frickin' HOT!
Well he's definitely better looking than George Jones.
Conway recorded with Lo-retta, who's cool. George recorded with Tammy, who sux. Plus George was a drunk and a coke head.
Conway wins!
Jones definitely has the edge when if it comes to a fight (being still alive helps).In a fight Jones all the way...
for sexiest Conway hands down
lovinmaryland
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My grandma & great aunt were chased down the street by a knife wielding Tammy when they tried to go back into Jones trailer
I know where I get my wild and crazy side from
red_explorer
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I'd love to lay you down...tight fittin jeans... hello darlin...the list goes on my friend
Oh yeah...Conway all the way!!!!!!
Tilted
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Eew.
I remember one family trip we took to King's Dominion when I was a young kid - maybe 10 years old. My mom was a big Conway Twitty fan (a trait I myself inherited), and he was going to be performing at their concert pavilion that day.
There I was, a young boy sitting with his mom (and maybe a brother or sister or two) among a sea of three or ten thousand adoring Conway Twitty fans. Out walks Conway - a 50-ish, somewhat chubby guy with this ridiculous hair do and wearing some snug fitting outfit. He starts singing and the crowd - mostly middle aged women - starts clapping hands, tapping feet, and singing along.
Then, it happened - a moment that is seared into my memory as only traumatic childhood experiences can be. He turns around to present his backside to the audience and - before I had time to wonder to myself, what the heck is he doing? - he starts shaking his not-so-small-now heinie like he's a nudie bar stripper teasing the dollar-wielding patrons. My immediate sensation was much the same as yours - ewww! That sensation was fleeting though, being quickly overwhelmed by a building tidal wave of middle-aged female swooning.
WTF wasn't an expression I was familiar with back then, but it succinctly captures the essence of the thought that ran through my head. It was like a nude Elvis Presley (the young version, not the 70's train wreck version) had been dropped in the lap of every single woman in the audience. They all went crazy. I dared not glance over to confirm my mom's reaction.
I think I might have been a little too young to appreciate concepts of sexuality then - or perhaps I was just becoming familiar with them. But, something inside me realized at that moment that sexiness wasn't necessarily all about physical traits - that attitude might somehow factor into the equation. At any rate, it was scary... or maybe funny... or maybe disturbing... or maybe humiliating... I don't really know what it was, but it was something.
The point being, I don't necessarily see it, especially in the middle-aged version of Conway, but a lot of women of a certain generation - and apparently even some of younger generations - found him quite sexy, or at the very least, swoon-worthy.
FancyBelle
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If you call my cell phone, you'll hear "Hello Darlin" as the ringback. I luved Conway back in the day! 
Love your expressive writings! 
My parents had quite a few albums of both. If I had to choose, it would be Conway, for sure. Loved Loretta, too.
I remember my dad had an eclectic collection of music when I was growing up (so do I now) it ranged from C & W to Musicals, Jazz, earlier rock. Elvis, of course. Tons of Motown. Even some opera.
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My parents had quite a few albums of both. If I had to choose, it would be Conway, for sure. Loved Loretta, too.
I remember my dad had an eclectic collection of music when I was growing up (so do I now) it ranged from C & W to Musicals, Jazz, earlier rock. Elvis, of course. Tons of Motown. Even some opera.
My parents liked both as well, but probably Conway more so. I know that one of their two favorite songs was one of Conway's - and that song makes me smile to this day whenever I hear it.
I suspect I could sing the words (not well, mind you) to almost any song Conway ever recorded. I once made a CD collection of all of my favorite Conway songs (pulling them from various CDs and tapes), to have them all together. I filled 7 CDs (at 20-25 songs per CD) and still didn't have them all accounted for.