Pat Payne
LIFE
© 2006 Pat Payne (733792660823)
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The Pat Payne "LIFE" album is a nice glimpse of what Pat is doing. The music is what he feels and was recorded just like that. Natural and simple, yet deep and complex. The animal is in there and he's coming out with his haunting performance, a quiet-like
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....Pat Payne is known as a legendary writer, performer and artist in the independent music world, churning new ground every day.
....He began his career at the age of six, playing guitar and singing. He comes from a very musical influenced family and still loves what he does. Now his accomplishments and credits are being recognized worldwide.
....Pat has been recognized by the State of Oklahoma as the three time Entertainer of the Year for the Oklahoma Opry, (Oklahoma’s Premiere Country Music Theater) and has been inducted into the hall of fame.
....With 5 albums released his catalogue of songs continue to overflow and consists of all realms of country music.
....When you see a Pat Payne show you see the real deal. His music will grab your attention and make you feel the emotion of it all, “the music”. His ability to rock a crowd with mesmerizing guitar playing or with his sensuous voice that touches all. In his shows there will be no rock left unturned.
....Pat has scored songs for the following movies, “Waitin’ to Live”, “Flat Tire” and working on a new movie project called “The Forgotten Few”. He is now in the process of filming his new video called “Back Roads” that will be aired on the music video stations. He has teamed up with Nandar Entertainment, Horse TV, Rodeo Sports World, Rodeo Hard, Only in LA and more projects with Nandar to come.
....Pat has shared the stage with some of the greatest artist’s in the world. To name a few…Charlie McClain, Joe Stampley, Mel McDaniels, The Texas Playboys, Henson Cargill, Merle Haggard, Kitty Wells, Ricky Skaggs, Jim Ed Brown and Helen Cornelius and the great Buck Page of The Riders of the Purple Stage.
....Pat performed as a main artist at the Memorial Thank You Concert at the Ford Center in Oklahoma City in 2005 along with Vince Gill, Toby Keith and the great Jimmy Webb. The concert was sold out with more than 20,000 in attendance.
....Pat’s latest album “LIFE” has already went beyond our expectations with every song on the album being singled out and played in high rotation all over Europe even before being packaged. It has not even been released yet.
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author: International Country Music DatabasePat Payne is not traditional country, but there is no doubt he's got country roots. Mixed with a little rock, a little soul, a lot of blues, and a healthy portion of country, Pat creates a jam-band sound with a strong thread of country. This is not the kind of country they will play on mainstream, top-40 country radio today, but it is a fine CD that more people need to hear. This album has a raw, stripped-down feel to it. It's not overproduced, making you feel like you are sitting in a club listening to a live band. Pat's singing range is a little limited at times, but when he's fully in his range, his voice has a wonderful depth and resonance. Pat and his supporting musicians are fine players making the extended instrumentals well worth the listen. The CD starts off strong with “Backroads,” which makes you want to do exactly what it proposes; jump in your car and get away from the hustle and bustle. This is a song you can't help but turn up as you speed down those dirt roads. “Ain't No Guarantees” is a beautiful, soft ballad that encourages a couple to hold each other close while dancing. The words should be heeded by those in love, though, because it's important to keep the love alive. There “ain't no guarantees” and a love can start off strong, but then end. Probably the most country-sounding song on the CD is “Too Far Gone.” With its crying steel guitar a lyrics about a man who has lost the love of his life. He wants to go back to her, but he's “too far gone.” This is country music at its finest. It's obvious Pat has been influenced by many artists. He has developed his own sound (lyrically and musically), but in some songs you can hear those influences come out. With “Hearts in Mind” you can almost feel Eric Clapton sitting in. “Prison of Mine'd” has an early Robert Cray feel to it. Then, “Old Joe” reminds me of Hank Williams, Jr.'s “A Country Boy Can Survive.” In all, this is a fine example of a talented, independent artist. Pat Payne does not try to be anyone else but himself and that serves him well. He is a talented artist and has produced an album full of wonderful songs (all written by Pat). If you love music, you need to pick up this album.