Sunday, 16 August 2015

Conway Twitty "Tell Me One More Time" The MGM Rock & Roll Collection

"Focuses on his slick Rock n Roll sides...which might rank as one of the most undervalued R&R performances of its decade."  RECORD COLLECTOR
"Excellent set of various shades of rock ‘n’ roll recorded by an artist at his creative peak. Highly recommended."  AMERICAN MUSIC MAGAZINE
"This Compilation Sets the Record Straight, with Hits Including 'It's Only Make Believe'."  BLUES AND SOUL MAGAZINEConway Twitty was a Country music icon, a businessman, a theme-park owner and fast-food chain founder. Prior to undergoing his C&W makeover in the mid-sixties, he existed as a first rate rock & roll singer. For some reason this latter credibility has lagged behind in the man’s career overviews, which is nothing short of a travesty. Good as his country sides are, they don’t have the testosterone and the kinetic energy of the MGM recordings he laid down during the late fifties.
Conway could roar like the lion on the MGM crest head, and he couldn’t get enough of the rock & roll stuff that drove his desires.Compiled by Stuart Colman, Tell Me One More Time features the pick of the lip-curling litter that Conway Twitty bequeathed to Metro Goldwyn at the Owen Bradley studio in Nashville throughout a 28-month period beginning in May 1958.
There is no shortage of compilations of Conway’s country repertoire, but until now his exhilarating rock & roll sides have been under-represented. Tell Me One More Time sets things to right, with a selection which includes the chart-topping ‘It’s Only Make Believe”, 8 further US hit singles and ‘Rosaleena’, which was recorded specifically for UK release.
UK collection from the Country Music icon and former Rock 'n' Roller. Compiled by Stuart Colman, Tell Me One More Time features the pick of the lip-curling litter that Conway Twitty bequeathed to Metro Goldwyn at the Owen Bradley studio in Nashville throughout a 28-month period beginning in May 1958. There is no shortage of compilations of Conway's Country repertoire, but until now his exhilarating Rock 'n' Roll sides have been under-represented. Tell Me One More Time sets things to right, with a selection which includes the chart-topping 'It's Only Make Believe", eight further US hit singles and 'Rosaleena', which was recorded specifically for UK release. (Crawdaddy)

trax:
01 Tell Me One More Time 02 Hallelujah, I Love Her So 03 I Vibrate (From My Heart To My Feet) 04 You Win Again 05 Hey Little Lucy! 06 Easy To Fall In Love 07 Rosaleena 08 Is A Blue Bird Blue 09 A' Huggin' An A' Kissin' 10 The Story Of My Love 11 Make Me Know You're Mine 12 She's Mine 13 Trouble In Mind 14 Beachcomber 15 Teasin' 16 First Romance 17 Can't We Go Steady 18 Mona Lisa 19 When I'm Not With You 20 It's Only Make Believe 21 Hey Miss Ruby 22 C'est Si Bon 23 My Adobe Hacienda 24 What Am I Living For 25 Just Because 26 Sorry 27 I'll Try 28 Lonely Blue Boy
…served by Gyro1966...

14 comments:

RYP said...

Conway Twitty "Tell Me One More Time"
…served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
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zephyr said...

Thank you Gyro there are some I don't have here

JohnnyDiego said...

Gyro --
Great of you to share Conway Twitty's rock'n roll. I can't tell you how many times I sang along with him on It's Only Make Believe. Probably a million. But for me right now it's a toss up between the blond or the car. I'm leaning toward the car.

kevinpat said...

Twitty Don't Mind. Hotcha!!!

Razor Moon said...

Yep, definitely the car. The hot date looks a bit too much like Jayne/Wayne County.

iggy said...

Kind offering, G; great comment JohnnyD; nice car, Conway. "It's Only Make Believe" - the best song Roy never sang. My recent Conway favorite, thanks to True Detective: "The Rose" - check it out. He does such a good job I thought the title was "Some Say Love" the first time I heard it.

Iggy

Gyro1966 said...

I'm away today, I'll return tomorrow for more bonus music.

lemonflag said...

Thanks

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JakeBlues said...

Gotta love Conway Twitty's music. Thanks' a bunch.

Since no one wants the girl, I'll take her :)

Anonymous said...

Thank you RYP.

ralph11 said...

I've heard some country fans disparage Conway's rock & roll output from his early years. The only way to explain such an attitude is that these people don't have a 'rock & roll heart'. Conway made some of the best music of the era, it's that simple.
Ralph11

Anonymous said...

what's.with...all.the.stops.recently?. Makes.reading.silly.

I to am anonymous.

Anonymous said...

Tanx for Conway Twitty!