Patrick James Flynn
Late Bloomer
© 2004 Silverado Records (691045819025)
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Late Bloomer combines the unique vocal/lyric style of Patrick Flynn on some very original songs infused with the soul and flavor of rock&roll,R&B,blues,jazz and Americana.
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Singer/songwriter Patrick James Flynn displays his unique vocal and lyric style on this collection of new songs just released on the Silverado label. Patrick's ability to weave vivid and complex imagery with powerful musicianship and haunting melodies has never been more dramatically exposed. With help from long time music industry heavyweights Jim Pugh (Robert Cray, Etta James) on keyboards, David Rokeach (Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin) on drums, and Leonard Gill (BB King, John Lee Hooker) on bass, Patrick has infused some very original songs with the soul and flavor of rock&roll, R&B, blues, jazz, and Americana. With some stunning finishing touches by Bay Area saxophone giant Mel Martin, as well as dynamic background vocals from TJ Frisby, and a spine tingling contribution from violin virtuoso Mardell Mardeaux (Collins&Levine), this melting pot of musical styles is truly an outstanding combination of spirits.
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wow!
author: Niki SummersIts just so good, my boyfriend and me listen to it all the time, like especialy making love, its realy romantic mood music for us.
- author: Stephen Coggins
Bought the CD at a thrift store for $.50. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the music. I'd buy another of Flynn's CDs and would pay retail.
Worthy effort
author: Marvin SteinbockHaving followed Patrick's musical career for many years, I would say that this is definitely his best work so far. It's not in the big leagues, but it's still very very good music.