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Sandi Patty

Sandi Patty

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Search complete. 21 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Sandi Patty".

Oct 29, 2026

Sarah ClantonGUEST
3:18
I mean, I was four years old, so I don't know, maybe I was more conscious because I think kids are really smart and really in tune.
Sarah ClantonGUEST
3:24
My, so I grew up Southern Baptist and my mom was a big fan of Sandy Patty.
Sarah ClantonGUEST
3:29
Have you heard of Sandy Patty? No.
Sarah ClantonGUEST
3:31
She is a pop Christian artist, pop opera.
Sarah ClantonGUEST
3:35
And we, she had this pink friendship company cassette tape that I was obsessed with and how
Sarah ClantonGUEST
4:16
And as, what I remember is, as I'm walking off the stage, I can see my dad at the bottom of the stairs.
Sarah ClantonGUEST
4:22
And this arm, or my arm gets grabbed by somebody.
Sarah ClantonGUEST
4:24
And it's Sandy Patty.
Charles BillingsleyGUEST
6:13
Russ Tapp was just a monster singer.
Charles BillingsleyGUEST
6:16
And then, of course, you know, even earlier than that, going back to seventh grade, my first concert ever was a Sandy Patty concert in Portland, Oregon.
Charles BillingsleyGUEST
6:26
The first song I ever sang was by an artist by the name of Steve Green.
Charles BillingsleyGUEST
6:30
It was a song called Wounded Soldier.
Charles BillingsleyGUEST
6:39
But there was another song on there called Heaven that really spoke to me.
Charles BillingsleyGUEST
6:43
So all these songs, I just decided to go back and, hey, Let's do a remake of all these awesome songs and see if I can't get a few of these artists to jump on there with me.
Charles BillingsleyGUEST
6:52
And it was actually Sandy Patty who connected me to Russ Taff.
Charles BillingsleyGUEST
6:55
And he was very gracious and agreed to do this with me.
Sheryl CrowGUEST
19:57
And she was, I mean, I played her ad nauseum.
Sheryl CrowGUEST
20:00
Sandy Patty, I played her.
Sheryl CrowGUEST
20:02
I mean, I listened to predominantly Christian, not predominantly, I listened to Christian music, but I also was in a Top 40 band.
Sheryl CrowGUEST
20:08
And I never felt conflicted about not being a Christian singer because I think I was raised by parents who played big band music, but that served in the community and went to church and raised us in the church and raised us to be, you know... philanthropists and all of that.
Robb SpewakHOST
32:22
Okay, so if you're excited, it's got to be Amy Grant.
Josh SrokaHOST
32:28
Yes, yes, it's Amy Grant and Sandy Patty.
Robb SpewakHOST
32:30
Sandy Patty, Amy Grant, and didn't Amy Grant, when she went mainstream, she married a real, like, was it Vince Gill? Vince Gill, yeah.
Robb SpewakHOST
32:39
That's a great, I'm watching that halftime show.
Robb SpewakHOST
32:41
There's your country music.
Robb SpewakHOST
32:00
Patty.
Robb SpewakHOST
32:00
Sandy Patty, Amy Grant.
Robb SpewakHOST
32:02
And didn't Amy Grant, when she went mainstream, she married a real...
Robb SpewakHOST
32:07
Was it Vince Gill? Vince Gill.
Leigh CappillinoGUEST
21:03
as a trio, so many of her songs, Never the Same Again, Mirror, you know, our family saying, come on, ring those bells, light the Christmas tree.
Leigh CappillinoGUEST
21:12
Like, those were the songs that I grew up as a younger, you know, and then Sandy Patty came on the scene.
Andy ChrismanHOST
21:20
Mm-hmm.
Leigh CappillinoGUEST
21:20
And for me...

14 MINS LATER

Leigh CappillinoGUEST
35:24
All of them.
Leigh CappillinoGUEST
35:25
Those three were just great people.
Leigh CappillinoGUEST
35:27
So I really think it was more just about what can we add harmony to? We would take a Sandy Patty song and go, all right, let's, Our concerts were a
Shelley BreenGUEST
35:35
total conglomeration of, you know...
Jake BrennanHOST
29:47
And if you've been following the controversy surrounding their former lead singer, Michael Tait, you'll understand why.
Jake BrennanHOST
29:52
Even among women in CCM, contemporary Christian music, when Amy Grant had an album cover back in the '80s where she had two buttons of her blouse unbuttoned and you could see her throat, Sandi Patty Alba called her a whore, which was rich coming from Sandi Patty, who was banging her security guy." All right, we're going deep into it.
Jake BrennanHOST
30:09
I love it.
Jake BrennanHOST
30:09
"So Tim, Tim Lambesis may be more salacious and evil and murderous, but he's nothing new, and it's just ick.
speaker_2MODERATOR
1:54
Songs that don't merely describe faith, but they sit with people in hospital rooms, in the quiet hours of the night, like Friend of a Wounded Heart, Watercolor Ponies, Home Free, Almighty.
speaker_2MODERATOR
2:08
A duet with Sandi Patty that still sounds like two believers remembering heaven.
speaker_2MODERATOR
2:14
He's had twenty-three number ones, Dove Awards, Hall of Fame.
speaker_2MODERATOR
2:18
None of that is the point.

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Oct 10 · 6 Mentions

SandyHOST
0:09
Hurry, friends, come on in to the Friendship Company.
SandyHOST
0:17
Hi, I'm Sandy.
SandyHOST
0:18
I'm so glad we can be friends.
SandyHOST
0:21
Say, have I ever told you how the Friendship Company began? I haven't? Well, get ready.

7 MINS LATER

SandyHOST
7:31
It was me.
SandyHOST
7:32
That's right.
SandyHOST
7:33
Me, Sandy.
SandyHOST
7:35
You see, I was taking a little walk that morning when I turned a corner and saw this cute wooden building.

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