PWCarr Music is an ASCAP affiliated publisher created to publish the music of
MUSICIAN AND SONGWRITER
Patrick Carr
Pat was born in Louisiana and grew up listening to some great Southern soul and R&B from artists such as Irma Thomas, Professor Longhair, Slim Harpo, Rufus Thomas, Clarence Frogman Henry, and Aaron Neville. He was also listening to rock & roll, blues, jazz, and country at an early age and started playing piano and guitar. Pat began his professional musical endeavors by playing and singing in the streets and clubs of the French Quarter. Not long after, he moved to Colorado where he has played guitar, bass, and mandolin as a solo and in a variety of duos, trios, and bands.
Pat was born in Louisiana and grew up listening to some great Southern soul and R&B from artists such as Irma Thomas, Professor Longhair, Slim Harpo, Rufus Thomas, Clarence Frogman Henry, and Aaron Neville. He was also listening to rock & roll, blues, jazz, and country at an early age and started playing piano and guitar. Pat began his professional musical endeavors by playing and singing in the streets and clubs of the French Quarter. Not long after, he moved to Colorado where he has played guitar, bass, and mandolin as a solo and in a variety of duos, trios, and bands.
Here's what people are saying about
Pat Carr
"This is (by far) the BEST recorded blues I've heard this year." - Improvijazzation Nation
"Smooth as my last woman...kind of like rich chocolate."
"Solidly crafted in the classic blues vein"
"Memorable songs...powerful and sincere lyrics"
"Killer blues...as good as it gets"
Press
Bad Habit by Pat Carr "This is (by far) the BEST recorded blues I've heard this year. I'll BE askin' Pat for REVIEW material, for sure!"Dick Metcalf - IMPROVIJAZZATION NATION
“100% Fabulous solid blues....love it!”
Sheila D. - Soundclick Reviews
“All around fine, solid blues...well delivered vox and smooth playing. I can hear a bit of Buddy Guy and Robert Cray at times.”
Pinedog - Soundclick Reviews
“This is blues that anyone could love...Straight up lyrics sung gritty and bluesy, but with a style so blues that it just leaks from your voice to guitar to drums and licks.”
Joyce Davis - Soundclick Reviews
“I love the gritty, acoustic sound of this song. This song is a recent addition to the Indigo Lounge and I really enjoy it. Congratulations to Pat Carr! Your song "Put Yourself in My Place" - has earned: The FatCat Featured Song of the Week!”
Jennifer Steves Dahlgren - FatCat Radio