Boogie Grass Band

Conway Twitty · Thirty-Six All-Time Greatest [2004]

(Ronnie Reno)

There's a new kind of music goin' 'round

It's known as the Boogey Grass sound

So grab your partner and swing her around

And dance to the Boogey Grass sound.

I love to hear Bill sing about Kentucky

And the Allmon Brothers' "Ramblin' Man"

We put the music all together

So dance to the Boogey Grass Band.

--- Instrumental ---

Well, my daddy plays the banjo and saws a fiddle too

He taught me how to sing and play for you

I've got Blue Grass in my soul and rhythm in my feet

So dance to the Boogey Grass beat.

I love to hear Bill sing about Kentucky

And the Allmon Brothers' "Ramblin' Man"

We put the music all together

So dance to the Boogey Grass Band.

--- Instrumental ---

I love to hear Bill sing about Kentucky

And the Allmon Brothers' "Ramblin' Man"

We put the music all together

So dance to the Boogey Grass Band.

Yo tay eo lay eee...

Boogie Grass Band

Conway Twitty's 'Boogie Grass Band' stands as a quintessential example of his mastery in the honky-tonk and country pop genres. Recorded during the height of his career, the track showcases Twitty's signature vocal style, blending smooth delivery with the rhythmic energy characteristic of the era's most popular recordings. Featured on his compilation 'Thirty-Six All-Time Greatest [2004]', the song reflects the enduring appeal of his work, which often balanced traditional country instrumentation with polished production. As a staple of his discography, the recording captures the essence of the Nashville sound, demonstrating how Twitty crafted hits that resonated with audiences across the United States. The track remains a testament to his ability to deliver catchy melodies and relatable themes that defined his body of work.