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AFTER 26 YEARS IN THE DARK — Conway Twitty’s First Vinyl Album Finally Surfaces Again

Introduction

Hidden away for more than two decades, the very first vinyl pressing of Conway Twitty’s debut record has reappeared — stirring curiosity and excitement among collectors and fans alike. Long considered lost to time, this rare piece of country music history carries the voice of a young Conway before he became a legend.

What stories lie within those grooves? And why has it taken 26 years for the world to see it again? The answers are as haunting as the songs themselves.

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