American Glory (album)

American Glory is a 2002 album of patriotic songs by Pat Boone issued post 9/11. The album was the biggest seller in Boone's in house label The Gold Label's history.^[1] The new song, “Under God,” defended the use of those words in the Pledge of Allegiance.^[2]

References

^ Contemporary Musicians: Profiles of the People in Music Page 34 Angela M. Pilchak - 2006 "However, the biggest seller in the label's history has been Boone's own album, a 2002 collection of patriotic numbers titled American Glory. "
^ Karen Schoemer -Great Pretenders: My Strange Love Affair with '50s Pop Music 0743272463 2006 -"His patriotic post-9/11 album, American Glory, contained a new song, “Under God,” that defended the use of those words in the Pledge of Allegiance..."

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[1] Contemporary Musicians: Profiles of the People in Music Page 34 Angela M. Pilchak - 2006 "However, the biggest seller in the label's history has been Boone's own album, a 2002 collection of patriotic numbers titled American Glory. "

[2] Karen Schoemer -Great Pretenders: My Strange Love Affair with '50s Pop Music 0743272463 2006 -"His patriotic post-9/11 album, American Glory, contained a new song, “Under God,” that defended the use of those words in the Pledge of Allegiance..."

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