Desperado Love was the 53 song in 1986 in the Country charts. For years, there were rumors circulating on whether Lynn and Conway Twitty were more than just duet partners. Conway Twitty Top Songs in the Charts Top One Hit Wonders of the 1980s Top Country One Hit Wonders. Compared with the plastic '70s rock-sounding radio country of the 21st century, the polished high-class pop-country of the 1980s sounds positively refreshing, and this recording, which didn't appear on CD until 2009, has aged well - cover art excepted. Love is where you find it / When you find no love at home / And there’s nothin’ cold as ashes / After the fire is gone. Uncharacteristically, Twitty didn't write a thing on Lost in the Feeling, but most every track sounds as if it were written for him. The biggest hit from the set is the album opener, "Lost in the Feeling," penned by Lewis Anderson, which made it all the way to number two - and which features a backing vocal by a young-ish Ricky Skaggs. These two cuts offer a solid view of Twitty's amazing crossover potential, and his ability to take well-known pop tracks and turn them into solid country smashes long after the countrypolitan days of Chet Atkins and RCA. A bigger surprise is the beautiful reading of Lionel Richie's "Three Times a Lady," which reached the number seven spot.
There were three hit singles on the set, including a cover of the Eagles' "Heartache Tonight," with the singer backed by the Osmond Brothers! It reached number six in the country singles chart. The Jimmy Bowen-produced set contains the standard ten cuts indicative of Nashville releases at the time, but it's a little more than a standard Twitty record. The cover look dates it about right, and the model mooning over Twitty on the cover is none other than Naomi Judd in her pre- Judds days. Lost in the Feeling was released in 1983 for Warner Bros.
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It took him three years to crack the Top Five but he made it in spades - so complete was his makeover, there are many even now who have no idea that Twitty was known as a rockin' teen idol. Jenkins) (BMI) and Jack Nance (BMI) Published by Sony/ATV Tree Publishing (BMI) Performed by Conway Twitty. He also foreshadowed the career moves of many 21st century rockers who would seek rejuvenation in the country market - Twitty made the jump from rock & roll in 1965. Conway Twitty's passing in 1993 just short of his 60th birthday stunned the country music world, and deprived it of one of its legendary songwriters and hitmakers.Twitty racked up no less than 55 number ones in his career, beginning with "It's Only Make Believe" in 1958. Heres a list of the top 20 best Conway Twitty songs to date.
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