A Tribute To Conway Twitty’s Most Iconic Ballad, “Hello Darlin'”
on Nov 18, 2015
With 55 number one albums, record breaking attendance at concerts, and countless awards, it’s safe to say Conway Twitty made a permanent spot for himself as a country music legend.
Thanks to hit songs like “Hello Darlin”, Twitty’s legacy will never fade. Even though many of his songs reached the top spot on the charts, “Hello Darlin'” remains Twitty’s signature song. It spent four weeks at #1, and was named the number one song of 1970. Impressive!
We are not surprised “Hello Darlin'” had as much success as it did. The emotional ballad describes an encounter with a past flame, and the pain of the one that got away. These are lyrics anyone can relate to!
Many artists have covered the classic song over the decades since it’s release. Below are a few of our hand picked favorites, including the 1969 performance from Twitty himself, during an afternoon session at Bradley’s Barn in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. Enjoy!
Loretta Lynn sings “Hello Darlin'” from the female perspective.
Charley Pride’s live performance would make Conway proud!
Scotty McCreery breathes new life into the old classic at The Opry.
Even though these talented covers are amazing to watch, there is no one who can sing “Hello Darlin'” quite like Conway Twitty. His music and memory will forever pay tribute to the legacy he left behind.
Watch his performance of the signature song below.
