Bobby Patterson Dallas, Texas
From 1966-1970, Bobby Patterson was the hottest soul singer in Dallas, recording for the Abnak and Jetstar labels. With his backing combo the Mustangs, Patterson waxed a string of sizzling sides that spotlighted his dynamic vocals, and witty songwriting. It’s no surprise that hard-charging sounds of Bobby Patterson are among the favorites of today’s most discriminating northern soul fanatics. ... more
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