Pat Alger
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Pat Alger is a country music songwriter. He was a member of the Woodstock Mountain Revue as a guitarist-singer-songwriter, writing the song "Old Time Music" and "Southern Crescent Line." He later teamed up with Nanci Griffith and co-wrote Griffith's hit songs "Once in a Very Blue Moon" and "Lone Star State of Mind." Some of his songs have also been recorded by Kathy Mattea ("Goin' Gone" and "She Came From Fort Worth") and Trisha Yearwood, and he co-wrote songs with Garth Brooks.
Alger has recorded three albums:
- True Love & Other Short Stories (1991)
- Seeds (1993)
- Notes and Grace Notes (1994)
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