Conway Twitty’s Son, Michael, Pays Tribute To His Father With “Hello Darlin'”

There is no way you can replace someone like Conway Twitty. He is a country music legend who is a member of the Country and Rockabilly Halls of Fame and has a one-in-a-million type of talent. His son, Michael, has worked extremely hard to keep his dad’s legacy alive by traveling the country singing his music.

Performing on Country’s Family Reunion in front of several legends, including Bill Anderson, Michael immortalized his legendary father with an outstanding cover of his signature song, “Hello Darlin’.”

Not even a second after Michael spoke the opening “Hello, Darlin‘” line, his peers cheered, knowing they were in store for a treat. His heartfelt rendition of the classic country song is incredibly moving and might even bring a tear to your eye.

This response is actually pretty normal whenever anyone covers this song, seeing as hardly anyone sings Conway Twitty songs nowadays! Unfortunately, the list is pretty short, with the exception of Michael and Scotty McCreery.

Michael has helped keep his father’s legacy alive and so has Michael’s son, Tre.

Tre performs in the duo Twitty and Lynn alongside Tayla Lynn, Loretta Lynn’s granddaughter.

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The duo are currently on the road on their Twitty & Lynn: A Salute to Conway & Loretta Tour.

“Hello Darlin'” was released in March 1970 as the first single of Conway’s album of the same name.

It quickly became his fourth number-one song on Billboard’s country charts and a concert staple until the day he died.

Watch Michael’s tribute to his dad below.