🎤 Pat "P.J." Galligan – Artist Profile

🎤 Artist Pat “P.J.” Galligan 🌎 Country

(US) • Born 1957 (56–57 years) • R.I.P. Thu 01 May 2014 (~total 56–57 years)

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Inside My Brain (Thu 16 Oct 1980)
The Depraved ((unknown date and month) 1981)
Back from Samoa ((unknown date and month) 1982)
Life Is Beautiful So Why Not Eat Health Foods? ((unknown date and month) 1983)
Gimme Samoa: 31 Garbage-Pit Hits ((unknown date and month) 1987)
Mooseheart Faith ((unknown date and month) 1988)
Return To Samoa (Out-Takes/Lost Tapes) ((unknown date and month) 1990)
Golden Light ((unknown date and month) 1992)

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P.J. Galligan, PJ, P.J., Pat Galligan or Patrick Joaquin Galligan.

He played with Rob and Greg in Titanic from 1969-71. Rob and Greg bailed to form the heavier band Cirith Ungol, while Pat joined some punk bands later. Classmates were Robert Garven, Greg Lindstrom, Jerry Fogle, Neil Beattie and Tim Baker.

His parents had a folk singing group that he was part of, “The Galligan Family”. He played rhythm guitar.
Pat was a big Beatles fan at the time so we started playing all Beatle covers. First song we played was “Get Back!”. To make a long story short, the rest of us were into more heavier music and so the three of us [Rob, Greg and Jerry] quit Titanic and started Cirith Ungol.

Robert Garven, Steel Conjuring interview 2000