- The History of Rock n Roll, Vol. 7 · 2011
- Kiddyland Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
- Kiddyland Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
- Kiddyland Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
- Kiddyland Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
- Kiddyland Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
- Kiddyland Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
- Kiddyland, Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
- Kiddyland, Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
- Kiddyland, Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
- Kiddyland, Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
- Kiddyland, Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
- Kiddyland, Vol. 3 - Boom Boom · 2001
Albums
- Sun Ra and His Arkestra
- Sun Ra & His Astro-Infinity Arkestra
- Sun Ra & His Astro-Infinity Arkestra
- Sun Ra & His Astro-Infinity Arkestra
- Sun Ra & His Astro-Infinity Arkestra
- Sun Ra & His Astro-Infinity Arkestra
About Pat Patrick
Pat Patrick, like John Gilmore, spent virtually his entire career with Sun Ra's Arkestra, leading to him being somewhat underrated. Patrick had a particularly appealing sound on baritone and, although he did not lead any record sessions of his own, he was one of the better baritonists of the 1950s and '60s. As a child he studied piano, drums, and trumpet before switching to saxophones. At Du Sable High School in Chicago he first met John Gilmore. Patrick did record with John Coltrane (Africa Brass), play briefly with Duke Ellington, was a member of a little-known version of Thelonious Monk's quartet (1970), and in 1974 he recorded with the Jazz Composer's Orchestra. But otherwise, Pat Patrick from 1954 on and off until his death was closely associated with Sun Ra, where he was a reliable sideman. ~ Scott Yanow
- HOMETOWN
- East Moline, IL, United States
- BORN
- 23 November 1929
- GENRE
- Children's Music