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Patti Parks – Come Sing With Me! Album/CD release with Soulfulicious!
Soufulicious is a remarkable group of talented musicians, which have recorded on Patti’s newly released album.
Enjoy the incredible sounds of horn players Kenny Parker on tenor sax & Rick Keller on trumpet.
Amazing Hammond Organist & Songwriter Guy Nirelli, with an outstanding rhythm section of Anthony Cammilleri on bass and Hugh Arthur on drums.
And, expert lead guitarist Aaron Flynt.
A Soul Blues Performer and Vizztone Records Recording Artist
Patti Parks has found a way to match her love for blues with her life’s most meaningful work – one of the best examples of the well-worn cliché that music is a healing force. She is the embodiment of it.” —Making a Scene, album review by Jim Hynes
Patti Parks new record, “Come Sing with Me,” was produced by Multi-Blues Music Award winner Johnny Rawls and recorded on his Vizztone Music label – Rawls also performs vocal duets with Patti along with guitar. Patti’s stunning, sensual and warm voice soars over tracks where blues, Memphis Soul, and Funky Blues prevail.
Patti’s Last album ,” Whole Nother World” produced by American Blues Man Kenny Neal and recorded in Baton Rouge Louisana. Neal also performed with Patti on all tracks with the Neal family as well as a duet “ Baby Bee” . Album “Whole Nother World” climbed Blues Radio Charts worldwide, including SiriusXM Radio, and received glowing reviews in major publications. In addition to being a touring musician, Patti is also a nurse and the creator of the “Nurs’n Blues” education program, which she developed to help high-risk children , and adults with chemical dependency at rehab centers. As an artists, nurse, and a mother of an afflicted soul, she feels the pain of others and stays true to herself by making healing music. Patti is a survivor who has lived through her own tragedies and come out the other side because of the healing power of the Music.
Winning Honors, Festivals and Hearts
Patti was inducted into the Buffalo Music Hall of Fame and recognized for the program she founded called Nurs‘n Blues. Her first album, “Cheat’n Man,” received outstanding reviews from Blues Music Magazines such as “Blues Blast Magazine.” Her band has performed in many major festivals, including the National Women in the Blues Showcase, the Blues ‘n March Festival, Ellicottville Blues Festival, Niagara Thunder, Kalamazoo Music Festival and the Northeast Jazz Festival, Crossroads Blues Festival, Bluesberry Music Festival.
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