Pat Boone - A Wonderful Time Up There download song

It is a possibility it is Jo Ann Campbell. Do a search for her singing Mama Can I Go Out? Ronnie Salyer For sure it is not his wife.

Pat was totally under rated and it's so unfair. He was an amazing vocalist. I also think there was alittle Rockabilly in him.. hmmm! Watch out Brian Setzer, Pat's after your crown. Mikey xx

My goodness, the world has certainly changed since this happy, innocent little song was considered rock and roll music by some.

I HAD NEVER HEARD THIS SONG TELL THIS MORNING. I GOT INTO MY VAN AT 6;22 A.M. TURNED ON THE RADIO TO HEAR THE LAST 4 SECONDS TO AN OLD MICHEAL JACKSON ONLY TO HEAR THIS SONG. IT PUT A SMILE ON MY FACE TO KNOW JUST HOW THE LORD WILL LET YOU KNOW THAT HE IS WITH YOU AND THAT HE LOVES YOU. JESUS IS MY LORD AND SAVIOR FOREVER.

Yes it is true, if you do the will of GOD, you shall be saved in the other life, don't forget there is heaven and hell, so which one you want to go?

Another beautiful religious song.  Makes one feel better after hearing it.  It is in rock and roll style but the message is deep and true.  Thanks for uploading it. 

This was a popular song, played on the radio, about 1956-7. We sang it in school in music. A great song. Pat Boone one of the best voices in music.

A rare instance where Pat really excelled on an uptempo song.

This started playing on our jukebox today at work (which is supposedly "judgement day") needless to say, it was kinda funny and yet uber creepy xD

Blessed be the fruit, may the lord open! Gilead.

Excellent video. My favorite and Love Letters In The Sand!!! Thank you.

Happy 75th Birthday, Pat!!! Hard to believe that this man was the first teen idol, before the Jonas Brothers, before Miley Cyrus... And a Christian too..

Love this song heard this song in 1957 where i was studying in Bangalore after seeing his picture Bernadine .

A Top 5 hit for Pat Boone around March 1958. It was kept out of the top spot by The Champs (Tequila). Drink up.

One of his best!

I still have this 45 rpm hit released by Dot Records in 1958 as the B side of "It's Too Soon To Know." Pat Boone then eclipsed even Elvis in popularity as Presley had been drafted into the Army & Pat was on TV Thursday nights with his own show. The only singers close to these icons in status were Jimmy Rogers who ushered in the folk music craze & Ricky Nelson whose hits derived from his previewing them on the popular TV series, The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet. Imperishable golden memories.