While I Was Away
5
By Yoohoo2_2
“While I Was Away” is one of the most beautiful and moving songs of all time. Great voice, great song!
Great
5
By Fatnat1234
Love it
Close but not there
2
By Aapp user
Dear pat, I believe what is missing from many of the new CDs is the balance between your voice and the fiddle. Take a back seat to the band at times.
That a Boy
5
By RickDPT
Pat F'ing Green is #HOME! Love it, top to bottom. This album is a perfect example of why I tell everybody I meet, you gotta check out Pat Green. Great stuff!
Takes me back to the real Pat Green
4
By Horsesrocme
Love the soul of his music
The Prodigal Son Returns
5
By MTJABD
There is nothing better than new Pat Green music. This long awaited collection is well worth the wait. PG returns "Home" and we certainly welcome him. We know he never really left! Too many special songs to pick just one favorite. Standouts include "Day One" and "I'll Take This House". The collaborations with Cheryl Crow, Delbert McClinton and Lee Roy Parnell shine bright like diamonds amongst the other gems in the collection. "Home" is destined to become a classic. It is a must for any music aficionados who appreciate great song writing and honest delivery that is not only infectious but smart as well. Welcome "Home" Pat Green. Texas is very proud of our native son! ❤️❤️❤️
Pat F!?$ing Green
4
By Los0311
Great to see him doing what he does! Pat making it his sound great again!
Not Texas At All
2
By Beast man444333
I a fan of the old Pat Green with Three Days and Wave On Wave. I Wish he would go back to the more Texas sound like Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen, Cody Canada, And Reckless Kelly. I mean I like some Nashville stuff, but Pat Green was one of the god fathers to Texas Country and probably should have stayed that way. But I will always love Pat Green.
With All Do Respect
~Christian
PFG!
5
By greg_g02
Great album can't get enough. Good job Pat!
Not as good as they used to be
3
By BrianSwaldi
I really liked a lot of Pat Green's earlier stuff - and i'm not even a big fan of Country. But both he and most of his featured guests aren't quite as good as they used to be. Pat, Sheryl Crow, and even Broussard all used to put out better stuff when they were younger. The only one who still seems inspired is, to my shock, Lyle Lovett. That dude's only been getting better.