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Pat Kearns |
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Pat Kearns a.k.a. Mark Antony |
![]() 1979 - A solo evening at Heatherlea |
![]() Mark Antony |
![]() Mark Antony |
![]() Mark Antony |
![]() Elvis Tribute Show |
From 1969 through to 1983 Pat sang under the name of Mark Antony a name devised by the record company he was recording with at that point. He released 4 singles for Houghton Hughes' Master label including Gee I'm Gonna Miss You and Angelica which gained a lot of radio air time. Other songs included were, As Long As She Needs Me, Till You Try, By The Time I Get To Phoenix, It Keeps On Hurting, What A Party and Set Me Free. 1970 to 1987 saw many TV appearances including Moving, Popco, Ready to Roll, Happen Inn and That's Country. He toured with The Little River Band, Charlie Pryde, The Hollies, The Seekers and provided backing for Freddy Fender, Emmylou Harris, Johnny Tillotson, George Hamilton IV and The Bellamy Brothers. Career Highlights include, a lead role as Elvis in the 1987 touring production Are you Lonesome Tonight, 1998 performing Elvis Tribute Shows, 1999 album release Elvis. Pat still performs as a team with ace performer Peter Williams. |
![]() Mr Pianoman |
![]() With Emmylou Harris |
![]() With Peter Williams "Big Daddy" |
![]() Mark Antony |
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The following article appeared in the local newspaper ..... |
Singles released by Mark Antony on the MASTER Records Label ........ |
![]() "As Long As She Needs Me" |
![]() "'Til You Try" |
![]() "Gee I'm Gonna Miss You" |
![]() "By The Time I Get To Phoenix" |
![]() "It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin'" |
![]() "What A Party" |
![]() "Set Me Free" |
![]() "Angelica" |
Country and Western Album (including performances by Mark Antony) released on the MAESTRO Records Label ........ |
![]() "Twenty C&W Hits" - Cover A |
![]() "Twenty C&W Hits" - Label |
![]() "Twenty C&W Hits" - Cover B |
Between 1980 and 1984 Television New Zealand's "That's Country" was airing on New Zealand TV, and Pat made regular appearances on this fantastically popular show. 1981 saw Pat singing with Moviez. Moviez featured Mark Jayet, Peter Gillette, Kerry Church and Jim Kearns. They released one single in 1981 called Walls of Paradise // Robert the Bruce. 1983 to 1984 saw Pat working as a support act with Little River Band, Charlie Pride, Billy Connolly, The Hollies and The Seekers. Others associated artists include, Freddy Fender, Emmylou Harris, Johnny Tillotson, George Hamilton IV and The Bellamy Brothers. |
![]() "That's Country" with Ray Columbus |
![]() "That's Country" |
![]() "That's Country" |
![]() "That's Country" with Ray Columbus |