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Patsy Silver - Lead Vocals
Since that moment, she has been all over this country doing just that. From NYC to Las Vegas and Atlantic City casinos, to Corpus Christi Texas saloons, Patsy has captivated every audience she's encountered. Opening act for national bands such as The Beach Boys, Jefferson Starship, Styx, Mark Farner from Grand Funk Railroad, Billy Powell from the legendary Lynyrd Skynyrd band and back-up vocals for the late Lou Rawls, Patsy has had a plethora of R&R experience. Recording her first album in Nashville, Tenn. at the age of 25, with the use of Eddie Arnold's band, she had a regional #4 hit called, "Roll Call at Lou's" with co-singer and songwriter Robert L. Adams on RLA Coastal Records. It's been said that Patsy could get a sect of Buddhist monks, sworn to silence and meditation, up dancing, singing, and partying all night long. (I'm pretty sure this has actually happened several times). Since her return off the road, Patsy has played with local bands Mission and Trick, and has recorded a Christian Rock CD, along with fellow drummer Johnny D' and a CD for 97 Rock Superbowl parodies (Go Axe Dallas). Patsy is also the host, along with Dottie, of Patsy Silver Sings Variety show and the stewart of Creation Performing workshop.com....workshops in vocal, acting , modeling and drill
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As a child, Patsy was always singing along with her father's records, but it wasn't until the age of 16, when Patsy won a vocal contest singing "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay," that she realized what she wanted to do.