Pat's On-Air schedule

Whether you have a Sirius or an XM Radio, you can now hear Pat on the following channels:

Pat with Little Richard

Ch. 5 - Xm Ch. 5 - Sirius Monday-Friday 6am - 12noon (ET) Monday thru Friday on SiriusXM "50's on 5" from 6am to Noon ET Pat plays tunes from the first decade of Rock'n'Roll! Little Richard, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, Bobby Darin, Laverne Baker, Jackie Wilson, Dion, Buddy Holly, Bill Haley, Coasters, Brenda Lee, Everly Brothers, Fats Domino, Rick Nelson, Sam Cooke... it's a big list!

Ch.16 - Sirius Ch.40 - XM Monday-Friday 12Noon-4pm (ET) Deep Tracks Channel 16 on Sirius, Channel 40 on XM, playing Classic Rock that you haven't heard over and over again. Monday thru Friday from Noon to 4PM ET, Pat gets into Clapton, Beatles, Stones, Hendrix, The Who, Zeppelin, ZZ Top, Aerosmith, Bob Dylan, Steely Dan, Joe Cocker, Van Morrison, Bruce, Tom Petty and more, plus album cuts by artists who you don't hear all the time... Todd Rundgren, Leon Russell, Thunderclap Newman, NRBQ, Paul Butterfield, Savoy Brown, Rory Gallagher, etc. Expect the unexpected.

(pictured L-R) Ronnie Baker Brooks, Deanna Bogart, Magic Dick (of the J.Geils Band), Tommy Castro, and Pat.

Ch. 74 - Xm Ch. 74 - Sirius Monday-Friday 6pm-Midnight (ET) From 6PM to 12 Midnight ET each weekday Pat is your host in B.B.King's Bluesville on Channel 74 on both Sirius and XM. Playing the widest variety of Blues tunes from albums which were released this morning, to vintage artists like Robert Johnson and Mississippi John Hurt. Always a steady diet of the Kings... B.B., Freddie and Albert, plus Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Howlin' Wolf, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert Collins, Buddy Guy, Dr.John, Robert Cray and Jimmy Reed. Every night Pat also spotlights The "Rockers Doin' The Blues".

CBS FM 101.1 Sundays 10am-3pm Every Sunday from 10am to 3pm Pat is on CBS FM, 101.1 in New York, and worldwide on WCBSFM.com playing The Greatest Hits of the 60'S, 70's, and 80's. Listen as Pat digs into his own library and brings you "Collectable Cuts"... rare versions of hits you won't hear anywhere else. From original demos of songs you know, to Stereo versions of songs you've only heard in Mono. You might hear an alternate take of a song with an extra verse, or an out-take never intended for release. Pat has versions of some songs with only the backing track, or other versions which are vocal-only. It's a unique segment each week, blended in with New York's Greatest Hits!

Check out Pat's voiceover on the new spot
celebrating Hitsville USA's 50th Anniversary...

Now That's What I Call Motown!

 

Catch up with the development of the new full-length documentary currently under production called Johnnie Be Good about Rock N' Roll hall of famer Johnnie Johnson.

The "father of Rock N' Roll" was the man who first hired unknown singer/guitarist Chuck Berry. Sitting behind his keyboard, it was Johnnie who came up with the melodies to go with Chuck's poetry to create "Rock and Roll Music", "Sweet Little Sixteen", "Roll Over Beethoven" and just about all the rest of those tunes that shaped and influenced every Rock N' Roll artist who followed.

The film is being produced by St. Louis television personality and film maker Art Holliday, and features Keith Richards, Bonnie Raitt, Bo Diddley, Bob Weir, and Taylor Hackford (director of "Hail! Hail! Rock N' Roll" (a must-see movie as well), and many more who praise their idol Johnnie Johnson.

Johnnie Be Good will most likely be completed sometime in 2009. View the project and its progress by clicking here www.johnniebegood.net

An original sketch of Pat St.John drawn by PETER MAX in 1990,
The signature logo of PatStJohn.net


Thanks Peter!

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