Dave Panico's Blog (4)

This has been posted at http://vicsmediaroom.wordpress.com/ by Victor Gentile of www.kingdomairwaves.org I think Jesus plays the Saxaphone. I have no Biblical proof of this statement, you understand, but we do know for sure that He likes the Saxaphone why else would He have created it? We know that Jesus loves Dave Panico why else would He have created him and when we put Saxaphone together with Dave Panico we have a perfect blend that Jesus doubly loves. The saxophone is considered a member o… Continue

This past Thanksgiving became an adventure on Sunday afternoon coming home from visiting our relatives. The trip normally takes us 4.5 hours but this time it took us 8 hours. Sunday morning I went to church and had a great time of worshipping and praising God. This church was located near where my relatives live. I felt really good coming out of church on Sunday. After church I went to my relative's house and started packing for our trip home. It was about 2:30pm when we left to go home. As we… Continue

This has been published at www.SmoothJazzTherapy.com Enjoy... Dave Panico - Joy Rid'N Sax, clarinet and flute player Dave Panico has his music rooted firmly in his faith yet although his brand new album 'Joy Rid'N' displays some palpably religious connections this never gets in the way of the great vibe that his playing routinely generates. Consequently 'Joy Rid'N' is a recording that should appeal to both sacred and secular audiences alike. Panico started out his performing and recordi… Continue

As a child I grew up in Chicago and attended the Catholic church with my family and attended the Catholic school. I was the 2nd of 4. I remember my parents taking time to talk to us about who God was and what Jesus did on the cross. Through the Catholic church I went through the process of communion and confirmation. At age eight, Our family moved out to Schaumburg , IL (a suburb of Chicago), and I started attending the public schools. I still attended the Catholic church and went to the Catoci… Continue