When celebrated singer and actor Pat Boone decided to turn to heavy metal in 1997, he had no idea it would nearly ban him from the Christian community. It's no wonder he was hesitant about going to ...

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Throughout Pat Boone‘s 70-year career, he’s crisscrossed nearly every genre in music, releasing country albums, along with recording pop, rock, a cappella, gospel, and more. Then, on January 28, 1997, ...

In 1997, unassuming crooner Pat Boone did the unexpected: he released an album of rock and heavy metal covers, done in his style. In A Metal Mood: No More Mr. Nice Guy was the product of Boone and his ...

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Lots of albums are so bad they're good, but almost none of them were initially intended to be enjoyed as kitsch. Listen to a genuinely hilarious bad record—say, anything by William Shatner—and it's ...

If you don’t know who Pat Boone is, imagine a group of marketing executives around a table in the mid 1950’s panicking. Elvis has just hit the scene, and they need to find a way to make money off this ...