Pat Boone’s New Song

16 Comments on Pat Boone’s New Song

1. There’s a great line in Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises;

   “How did you go bankrupt?” Bill asked.

   “Two ways,” Mike said. “Gradually, then suddenly.”

   Gradually, starting with the advent of Critical Theory (then morphing into CRT), the suddenly with gender blurring, intersectionality, and nihilism.

   I am firmly convinced that if Willie’s semen receptacle wins the election, America as we know it will be gone and the era of retribution will commence, God punishing this wicked nation, for all he has blessed us with and the ingratitude we gave back.

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2. Great song.

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3. A quote from Islands In the Stream. His last book. “Somethings you cannot ask for, you have to take”

   I think that’s where we currently stand.

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4. I feel bad for the cats stuck with them.

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5. If lefty cat ladies get a say in policies that affect my family,
   men should get a say in whether a woman they knocked up gets her abortion or not.
   The lunatic lefts argument of “No uterus, no opinion” is being shredded by their own stupidity.
   “No kids, no voice” on what is going to be affecting my children.

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6. Nice.
   True too.

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7. Great song——Oh my……Is that a riff of “Dixie” I hear? Ninety years old, and you can GFY if you don’t like it. Well done, Pat.

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8. I am not normally a Pat Boone fan, but that song and video were exceptionally well done, thanks. I’m going to pass it on to my daughter and son in law in Nashville. And yes, there was a short riff of Dixie in that video.

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9. geoff, the funny thing is that “Dixie” has been so successfully scrubbed from American culture that the wokesters will be too ignorant to recognize it in the song, at least until the media figures it out and starts playing “Dixie” on the news every night. Probably tied to hillbilly Vance, somehow. And then of course the Black Kamala will nasally jump in and start waving her hands. Look what you started, Pat. I love it. Well-played, in every way.

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10. Every American who knows their history knows that Lincoln had the band play Dixie when the Confederate army passed in review just shortly after the Civil war ended and before he was assassinated.

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11. I just listened to Let the band play Dixie by Chris Vallillo on You Tube, it’s worth a listen. I’m old enough to remember being able to proudly sing Dixie when I was in elementary school back in the early 60’s and other patriotic songs and it was no big deal. I am currently reading Team of Rivals, the political genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearnes Goodwin for the first time. I made a book run last week to my favorite used bookstore and came across this book, I can never have enough good American history books to learn about American history and our shared past as Americans. Dixie is a haunting song for all Americans both North and South, it’s almost a lament for the horrors of the Civil war.

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12. geoff, almost every video (reel-to-reel) we watched in class in the sixties was produced by the state of Georgia, and they all began with a band playing “Dixie” with the credits. I taught myself the song on harmonica when I was ten. I hope the wokesters unintentionally bring it back. It’s a catchy tune.

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13. At 90 y.o., still has a great voice.
    Well done Mr Boone, well done!

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14. It was OK to teach history until we got to this century.

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15. Which is why I am glad that I learned real American history in the last century. I had lots of great history teachers in Junior and Senior HS as well as at the college level in the 1960’s and 70’s. And fuck Howard Zinn and all the bullshit revisionist historians who hate America and have totally corrupted the teaching of American history.

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16. I always got a kick out of Pat’s album In a Metal Mood

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-QXT_3R6VU&list=OLAK5uy_mf_mdzl_BPV2FKBL6VRWCsdUdSOLkLKfI&index=3

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