Pat Boone

Pat Boone, born on June 1, 1934, is an American singer, songwriter, and actor who rose to fame in the 1950s and 1960s. Known for his wholesome image and smooth vocals, Pat Boone became the second most popular singer of the late 50s, selling over 45 million records. His repertoire includes a vast discography of over 2,700 songs, with many being covers of R&B hits by African American artists. Beyond music, Pat Boone has also made his mark as a television personality, actor, author, and philanthropist. His enduring legacy includes hosting shows like "The Pat Boone Hour" and advocating for causes such as "ONE - Voices For Tanzania." With a career spanning decades, Pat Boone remains a beloved figure in the world of adult standards and beyond.