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Bobby Patterson
Artist Biography For Bobby Patterson
Bobby Patterson Born 13 March 1944 Dallas Texas Is An American Musician Singer Songwriter And Record Producer. Patterson Produced Records For Fontella Bass Chuck Jackson Ted Taylor Shay Holiday Roscoe Robinson The Montclairs Tommie Young And Little Johnny Taylor. Albert King Recorded The Song "That's What The Blues Is All About " Which Patterson Co-Wrote. A Version Appeared On King's Album I Wanna Get Funky. Another Of Patterson's Songs "She Don't Have To See You" Was Recorded By Golden Smog For Their 1995 Album Down By The Old Mainstream.
He Recorded A Live Album At The Longhorn Ballroom In 2002.
Patterson Worked As A DJ On The Dallas Based Radio Station KKDA 730 AM Until Station Owner Hyman Childs Unceremoniously Laid Off Most Of KKDA's On-Air Staff Including Patterson In May 2012. Like Many Other Dallas-Based Blues Musicians Bobby Patterson Is A Vocalist And Multi-Instrumentalist Who Continued The Soul-Blues Tradition Of People Like Bobby "Blue" Bland Otis Redding And Wilson Pickett. But Unlike Some Of These Other Singers Patterson Has Worked In All Aspects Of The Blues Record Business As A Songwriter Producer Promotion Man And Label Owner. Patterson Began Performing When He Was Ten Playing Guitar And Drums. While Still In His Early Teens He Formed A Band Called The Royal Rockers Who Won Talent Contests In And Around Dallas. In 1957 One Of The Talent Contests Led To A Trip To California To Track A Single For Liberty Records Which Was Never Released. Patterson Then Went On To Nearby Arlington College Where One Of His Classmates Was The Son Of A Local Record Company Owner. In 1962 Patterson Recorded "You Just Got To Understand" For Abnak Records. The Single Wasn’t Terribly Successful But It Convinced The Label’s Owner John Abnak To Start A Soul Division Called Jetstar Records. Patterson Recorded For Jetstar For The Next Six Years Becoming A Talented Songwriter Producer And Promotion Man In The Process. Patterson’s Regional Hits All Self-Penned On The Jetstar Label Included "Let Them Talk" Also Popularized By Little Willie John "I’m Leroy I’ll Take Her" With His Mustangs "Broadway Ain’t Funky No More " "T.C.B. Or T.Y.A. " "My Thing Is Your Thing " "The Good Old Days " And "I’m In Love With You."
In 1969 After A String Of Regional Hits Abnak Records Folded And Patterson Recorded His Own Self-Produced Album. Shortly After That He Quit Recording Under His Own Name To Produce And Promote Records Made By Other Artists. As A Producer Patterson Has Worked With Fontella Bass Chuck Jackson Ted Taylor Shay Holiday Roscoe Robinson The Montclairs Tommie Young And Little Johnny Taylor. Patterson’s Songs Have Been Recorded By Albert King "That’s What The Blues Is All About" And The Fabulous Thunderbirds Who Recorded And Had Success With His "How Do You Spell Love?" More Recently Patterson Has Been Back On The Comeback Trail Recording And Releasing An Album Second Coming In 1996 On His Own Dallas-Based Proud Records. Second Coming Is A Good Introduction To Patterson’s Music And Still Crystal-Clear Voice But It’s By No Means The Full Story For That You’ll Have To Search Out His 45 Rpm Singles. More Recently Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy Sang Patterson’s Song "She Don’t Have To See You To See Through You " On Golden Smog’s Down By The Old Mainstream Album. ~ Richard Skelly All Music Guide
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Bobby Patterson Born 13 March 1944 Dallas Texas Is An American Musician Singer Songwriter And Record Producer. Patterson Produced Records For Fontella Bass Chuck Jackson Ted Taylor Shay Holiday Roscoe Robinson The Montclairs Tommie Young And Little Johnny Taylor. Albert King Recorded The Song "That's What The Blues Is All About " Which Patterson Co-Wrote. A Version Appeared On King's Album I Wanna Get Funky. Another Of Patterson's Songs "She Don't Have To See You" Was Recorded By Golden Smog For Their 1995 Album Down By The Old Mainstream.
He Recorded A Live Album At The Longhorn Ballroom In 2002.
Patterson Worked As A DJ On The Dallas Based Radio Station KKDA 730 AM Until Station Owner Hyman Childs Unceremoniously Laid Off Most Of KKDA's On-Air Staff Including Patterson In May 2012. Like Many Other Dallas-Based Blues Musicians Bobby Patterson Is A Vocalist And Multi-Instrumentalist Who Continued The Soul-Blues Tradition Of People Like Bobby "Blue" Bland Otis Redding And Wilson Pickett. But Unlike Some Of These Other Singers Patterson Has Worked In All Aspects Of The Blues Record Business As A Songwriter Producer Promotion Man And Label Owner. Patterson Began Performing When He Was Ten Playing Guitar And Drums. While Still In His Early Teens He Formed A Band Called The Royal Rockers Who Won Talent Contests In And Around Dallas. In 1957 One Of The Talent Contests Led To A Trip To California To Track A Single For Liberty Records Which Was Never Released. Patterson Then Went On To Nearby Arlington College Where One Of His Classmates Was The Son Of A Local Record Company Owner. In 1962 Patterson Recorded "You Just Got To Understand" For Abnak Records. The Single Wasn’t Terribly Successful But It Convinced The Label’s Owner John Abnak To Start A Soul Division Called Jetstar Records. Patterson Recorded For Jetstar For The Next Six Years Becoming A Talented Songwriter Producer And Promotion Man In The Process. Patterson’s Regional Hits All Self-Penned On The Jetstar Label Included "Let Them Talk" Also Popularized By Little Willie John "I’m Leroy I’ll Take Her" With His Mustangs "Broadway Ain’t Funky No More " "T.C.B. Or T.Y.A. " "My Thing Is Your Thing " "The Good Old Days " And "I’m In Love With You."
In 1969 After A String Of Regional Hits Abnak Records Folded And Patterson Recorded His Own Self-Produced Album. Shortly After That He Quit Recording Under His Own Name To Produce And Promote Records Made By Other Artists. As A Producer Patterson Has Worked With Fontella Bass Chuck Jackson Ted Taylor Shay Holiday Roscoe Robinson The Montclairs Tommie Young And Little Johnny Taylor. Patterson’s Songs Have Been Recorded By Albert King "That’s What The Blues Is All About" And The Fabulous Thunderbirds Who Recorded And Had Success With His "How Do You Spell Love?" More Recently Patterson Has Been Back On The Comeback Trail Recording And Releasing An Album Second Coming In 1996 On His Own Dallas-Based Proud Records. Second Coming Is A Good Introduction To Patterson’s Music And Still Crystal-Clear Voice But It’s By No Means The Full Story For That You’ll Have To Search Out His 45 Rpm Singles. More Recently Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy Sang Patterson’s Song "She Don’t Have To See You To See Through You " On Golden Smog’s Down By The Old Mainstream Album. ~ Richard Skelly All Music Guide read less
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He Recorded A Live Album At The Longhorn Ballroom In 2002.
Patterson Worked As A DJ On The Dallas Based Radio Station KKDA 730 AM Until Station Owner Hyman Childs Unceremoniously Laid Off Most Of KKDA's On-Air Staff Including Patterson In May 2012. Like Many Other Dallas-Based Blues Musicians Bobby Patterson Is A Vocalist And Multi-Instrumentalist Who Continued The Soul-Blues Tradition Of People Like Bobby "Blue" Bland Otis Redding And Wilson Pickett. But Unlike Some Of These Other Singers Patterson Has Worked In All Aspects Of The Blues Record Business As A Songwriter Producer Promotion Man And Label Owner. Patterson Began Performing When He Was Ten Playing Guitar And Drums. While Still In His Early Teens He Formed A Band Called The Royal Rockers Who Won Talent Contests In And Around Dallas. In 1957 One Of The Talent Contests Led To A Trip To California To Track A Single For Liberty Records Which Was Never Released. Patterson Then Went On To Nearby Arlington College Where One Of His Classmates Was The Son Of A Local Record Company Owner. In 1962 Patterson Recorded "You Just Got To Understand" For Abnak Records. The Single Wasn’t Terribly Successful But It Convinced The Label’s Owner John Abnak To Start A Soul Division Called Jetstar Records. Patterson Recorded For Jetstar For The Next Six Years Becoming A Talented Songwriter Producer And Promotion Man In The Process. Patterson’s Regional Hits All Self-Penned On The Jetstar Label Included "Let Them Talk" Also Popularized By Little Willie John "I’m Leroy I’ll Take Her" With His Mustangs "Broadway Ain’t Funky No More " "T.C.B. Or T.Y.A. " "My Thing Is Your Thing " "The Good Old Days " And "I’m In Love With You."
In 1969 After A String Of Regional Hits Abnak Records Folded And Patterson Recorded His Own Self-Produced Album. Shortly After That He Quit Recording Under His Own Name To Produce And Promote Records Made By Other Artists. As A Producer Patterson Has Worked With Fontella Bass Chuck Jackson Ted Taylor Shay Holiday Roscoe Robinson The Montclairs Tommie Young And Little Johnny Taylor. Patterson’s Songs Have Been Recorded By Albert King "That’s What The Blues Is All About" And The Fabulous Thunderbirds Who Recorded And Had Success With His "How Do You Spell Love?" More Recently Patterson Has Been Back On The Comeback Trail Recording And Releasing An Album Second Coming In 1996 On His Own Dallas-Based Proud Records. Second Coming Is A Good Introduction To Patterson’s Music And Still Crystal-Clear Voice But It’s By No Means The Full Story For That You’ll Have To Search Out His 45 Rpm Singles. More Recently Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy Sang Patterson’s Song "She Don’t Have To See You To See Through You " On Golden Smog’s Down By The Old Mainstream Album. ~ Richard Skelly All Music Guide read less
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