Conway LOVED Christmas. After Twitty City opened in 1982, it became known for the magical fantasy world he created at Christmastime. "Christmas at Twitty City" featured over a quarter million lights and 40 major displays including a live nativity, petting zoo, and Santa's Workshop. He waited until well into his career to release the obligatory Christmas album, 1983's Merry Twismas from Conway Twitty & His Little Friends , but instead of simply recording 10 holiday songs he produced an elaborate, one-of-a-kind storybook album for children of all ages, one that is still treasured in millions of homes around the world. It tells the tale of Conway and his beloved mascot the Twitty Bird as they visit Santa in Toyland Towne. It's a project that was years in the making, based on the stories and songs Conway made up for his kids as they were growing up. How many of these facts about the Merry Twismas album did you know? 1) At the time it was the most expensive Chri...