PAT BOONE- a national treasure. His story part 1

Our Amazing Great's podcast comes to you from the Beverly Hills home (since 1960) of Pat Boone. This conversation with an American entertainment Icon, launches with the story of two Tennessee boys who captivated millions during the beginning days of rock and roll. Hear how he and Elvis first met and became friends at a sock hop in Cleveland.
You'll hear about Pat's many career triumphs as well as some emotional moments as he shares some of the marital challenges in the early years. It was a pivotal time in his faith journey as Pat reveals the power of the Holy Spirit in the life of he and his family.
If that weren't enough....you'll hear about his friendship with Ron and Nancy Reagan and a spectacular moment of prophecy at the Governor's mansion.
...and this is just part one. Part two of the Pat Boone story will be in our next Amazing Greats podcast.
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Thanks to Dan O'Neil for connecting us with Pat Boone.
Thanks to Klem Daniels for producing the show each week.

[@richardgmattson]

He truly is an American entertainment Icon.

[@TheBohemianAngels]

I like Pat Boone's music. I think he played an amazing part of American music history. It'd be a pleasure to meet this living legend. Love his "Love Letters in the Sand" , "Don't Forbid Me", "April Love", and "Moody River". Classics. I also respect him for who seems to be, a good christian man who has always been by the side of his wife, family and never took God from his life. A great role model for us all.

[@leniebosch4437]

Pat is soo amazing .i'm a fan for over 50 years.k listen to his lovely songs everyday.keep well Pat.

[@tomroach6275]

A beautiful spirit filled interview. Thank you!

[@tenashearer4119]

It is so wonderful to have Pat put his life experiences on here. I am looking forward to the second half. ❤

[@larryeagleson3182]

Shirley's dad did not die before she married Pat, it was her mother.