Pat Waters & The Chainlink Band's Latest Single "Crazy That Way" is Rocking the Charts

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Texas Crooner Pat Waters & The Chainlink Band’s current hit single, ‘Crazy That Way’ (written by David Lee/Eric Church/Tony Lane) is garnering great feedback from radio. Pat has a style that his sound can back up. Whether he’s two stepping with his fans during a packed show or serenading you with an acoustic ballad, Pat Waters is country to through and through!

“Pat Waters has all the elements we like...a great production sound and clear vocal with lyrics that support work ethic, marriage and family, making "Crazy That Way" a true WINNER for KALH”- KALH-FM, Ken Bass, Program Director. El Paso, TX

“It’s fantastic! Country to the core!” Michael Johnson, Program Director KAYW-FM and KZKS-FM in Grand Junction, CO.

“I feel that “Crazy That Way” is a song that listeners of all ages can relate to. Being a station in the Midwest, this is a song that has been getting a lot of positive feedback from our listeners.” Dr. Dave, Program Director KDKD. Clinton, MO

“The song is very relatable to the people in the country music genre and it speaks lyrically in a way that the audience can listen to it, identify with, and emphasis with it.” -Robert Leyhue, KYTN Music Director. Union City, TN

Pat picked up guitar at age 20, playing at VFW’s, regional oprys and small clubs, wooing the hearts of country music fans throughout the Southwest. He has released  nine CD’s, made Texas Music Charts and even scored a #1 hit in the European market earning him the Terry Award’s Male Vocalist of the Year Award in Texas. Pat has also performed on stage with country legends such as Merle Haggard, John Conlee, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Johnny Bush, Gary Stewart, Keith Whitley, Gary P. Nunn and many others.

Waters is also the “National Spokesperson for America’s Drug Free Promotions,” (501c 3, a humanitarian non-profit organization) traveling to hundreds of school districts throughout the Southwest performing and visiting with youth about the dangers of illicit drugs, teen bullying, teen suicide and the abuse of alcohol.  “Today’s students are our country’s future,” Pat said.  “It is my aim to help steer them in the right direction using music, my own personal story and statistical facts." 

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