Train lead singer Pat Monahan reveals he was sober for 17 years | ENTERTAIN THIS!
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as posted by the channelTrain lead singer Pat Monahan chats with USA TODAY's Ralphie Aversa about the 25th anniversary of the band's debut album and the upcoming summer tour.
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The band Train dropped its self-titled, debut album 25 years ago. Diehard fans of the group may think of “Meet Virginia” when recalling the LP. However the name of a different state comes to mind for lead singer Pat Monahan as he remembers the song’s success.
“We were in Birmingham, Alabama, and there was a guy there called Scott Register who had a Sunday morning (radio) show and he loved the song and band,” he tells USA TODAY. “But his program director didn’t.”
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