Conway Twitty- Mona Lisa

[ruandted]

Late 50's , first job sweeping factory floors , Sydney Australia . And this great song to remember it all .

[SarahMeyers1000]

i love this song:)

[BOGSTEN]

For all of you that went beserk, do you dare to listen to "It´s Only Make Believe?

[myepiphone]

anyone know the chords ??

[sergioboch]

Finalmente l'ho trovata!

[Calleban8356]

Underbar... i tidigt sextiotal<3<3<3

[chairmanphil]

definately the best song conway did.....sounds like big jim sullivan on the lead guitar?...or albert lee those were the days ...i had the privilage of singing this song with the reg guest duo back in the early 80s

[music1831]

@chairmanphil I saw him live in Melbourne,Australia in the 60's,i think.

All the girls at Festival Hall went beserk when he sang this song.

What a great performer.Brings back great memories.

[chairmanphil]

definately the best song conway did.....sonds like big jim sullivan on the lead guitar?...or albert lee those were the days ...i had the privilage of singing this song with the reg guest duo back in the early 80s

[DougPatton1]

@chairmanphil Conway's 3rd MGM single, cut in Owen Bradley's Nashville 'Barn' with Twitty's pistol-hot backup trio: Blackie Preston, bass; Jack Nance, drums; Joe Lewis guitar; plus The Jordanaires or, and, any of many A-team/Nashville-cats so hip they "got work before they was three !" (In late '58, 17 y.o. hip Uxbridge-picker Big Jim Thompkins/Sullivan hadn't yet got his first 2-Is session, and 14 y.o Blackheath-pianist Albert Lee was just starting on guitar). Can't stop - Keep On Rockin.

[NickHostuart80]

DL the audio from this song at searchripgrab doht cohm.

[ShakinJonny]

Now I know where Shakin´ Stevens got his version from!

[wolfmanrick]

i'll bet he would have given elvis a run for his money if he did'nt go into country

[pokkoli]

upeeta, mahtavaa

[rojeryeswithaj]

i remember a CT1s 45 rpm album released ard 1959 featuring mona lisa, dont you let me down and its so goodf

[cementsack]

For MarkinDC you can find this song on his "Conway Twitty" album. Golden Archives Series

[cdlund1987]

this was the first version i ever heard of this song, and i love it to this day :D

[felixbautista]

Absolutely love his version - thank you for uploading it.

[cementsack]

Again for MarkinDC you can find another great Mona Lisa by Carl mann on You Tube

[cementsack]

For MarkinDC This off his MGM Golden Archive Series album

[cornflowerblue7]

My dad used to play this. he had 45 rpm and I just loved it as a little girl. it made me want to dance. it's a fun song and i love Conway Twitty.

[cwbruni]

Long before Conway turned to country music,he was a huge Rock"n"Roll idol,wearing very stylish two and three piece suits on stage,as we all did, he would start off soft and smooth,and end up belting out some of the greatest hits ever,he gave Elvis Presley a run for his money,the only other guy to ever do that was Ricky Nelson,and I should know,they were both my friends,and I miss them very much.Sincerely,The Original Chevelles.

[barrygioportmorien1]

@cwbruni

I am a big Country fan, but I prefer his Rock n' Roll songs the best, I read somewhere when he went to Country Music, he wouldn't sing his Rock n' Roll songs, that was too bad for the audiences.

[spysear]

My husband was a big Nat king Cole fan.

I told him that Mona Lisa was a song I jived too. He could not believe it, took me forever to find out who sang this version..Before computors.lol....

[kumatosky]

woauu nice version

[MarkinDC]

What album of his is this on? THis one rocks and I want more.

[barrygioportmorien1]

This is probably my all time favourite by Conway.