I believe this was the first time I ever saw Pat Liston. At the Sheldon, I do believe. This was also the night years later I realized my sister's way of being around Pat. Little did I know they would marry within a year and have a new baby! A Pat would become part of the family. Thus, becoming my brother in law. Life has a strange way of presenting itself. Then I became the Tuesday night date. Lol
It's official. I still get the chills when I hear him sing this song!! Saw him in Edwardsville on their last night, never got over Mama's Pride not being together.
This is the first time I heard the story behind one of the greatest songs ever written. Thanks for sharing it with us. This song is outstanding in all renditions.
Pat, I've watched you play and sing this song 14 times at several different places and each time, you put your whole heart and passion into it. At least, that's how it sounded. You may have just been acting. You're a very talented guy. If you were acting, I couldn't tell and I was watching very closely every time. Either way, I could watch you play it 114 times and never get tired of it. I find it amazing that you and Danny could still write and play such wonderful music. Tomorrow is payday and I will be buying the new C.D. (It sucks that I had to wait until payday) I'm really anxious to hear it. One thing I would like to know. What is your favorite song on the new one? I don't think you will want to answer that, but I had to ask. Thanks, Pat & Danny, for everything.
I loved hearing the story (since that’s when I met you) and the song just knocks me out! I can’t hear it well - there’s too much treble and distortion in the speaker. Wish I’d heard this in person. Bravo, Pat!
Yeah when I moved to LA in the 73-74 the was a lot of smog especially on the Northeast side that included your beloved Eagle Rock. The Indians had a name for LA "the valley of blue smoke." The air has gotten better. Congratulations on keep your voice so healthy. It really rings on this tune. Must be something in the water in Ole St. Lou! 👍🎸🎤
Lord has many a blessing!
I believe this was the first time I ever saw Pat Liston. At the Sheldon, I do believe. This was also the night years later I realized my sister's way of being around Pat. Little did I know they would marry within a year and have a new baby! A Pat would become part of the family. Thus, becoming my brother in law. Life has a strange way of presenting itself. Then I became the Tuesday night date. Lol
St.Louis own we love us some Mama's Pride here
Awesome !! Doesn't hurt having Scott Nienhouse backing you up
It's official. I still get the chills when I hear him sing this song!! Saw him in Edwardsville on their last night, never got over Mama's Pride not being together.
This is the first time I heard the story behind one of the greatest songs ever written. Thanks for sharing it with us. This song is outstanding in all renditions.
Pat, I've watched you play and sing this song 14 times at several different places and each time, you put your whole heart and passion into it. At least, that's how it sounded. You may have just been acting. You're a very talented guy. If you were acting, I couldn't tell and I was watching very closely every time. Either way, I could watch you play it 114 times and never get tired of it. I find it amazing that you and Danny could still write and play such wonderful music. Tomorrow is payday and I will be buying the new C.D. (It sucks that I had to wait until payday) I'm really anxious to hear it. One thing I would like to know. What is your favorite song on the new one? I don't think you will want to answer that, but I had to ask. Thanks, Pat & Danny, for everything.
3 part Harmony Rocks :) QC
I loved hearing the story (since that’s when I met you) and the song just knocks me out! I can’t hear it well - there’s too much treble and distortion in the speaker. Wish I’d heard this in person. Bravo, Pat!
Exceptional Pat!!!!!!!!!!!
Was this at the Sheldon in St. Louis? KSHE Classic
Yes :)
I would like to have seen this show, at the incredible Sheldon concert hall!
Yeah when I moved to LA in the 73-74 the was a lot of smog especially on the Northeast side that included your beloved Eagle Rock.
The Indians had a name for LA "the valley of blue smoke."
The air has gotten better.
Congratulations on keep your voice so healthy. It really rings on this tune. Must be something in the water in
Ole St. Lou! 👍🎸🎤
Amazing!!!
I was so thrilled when you came to the Grafton Marina. That place just ain't big enough for ya though.
coming to pontoon in august free concert plenty of room 3dollar beers good deal
so many memories.....