Country Artist - Conway Twitty
Son of a Mississippi River Pilot he was born in 1933 at Friars Point, Mississippi. He learned to play guitar at just 5 years old and formed his first band when he was 10, not long after this he had his own radio show in Helena, Arkansas, while still in high school he was offered a contract by the Phillidelphia Phillies to play baseball.
While in the army he formed a rock and roll band and recorded some rock songs for Sun records under the name of Harold jenkins and the Rockhousers. MGM spotted him and signed him to become a canadian Elvis Presley and took the name of Conway Twitty, the name comes from two towns Conway Arkansas and Twitty Texas.