• Genre: Folk
• Active: '80s, '90s, 2000s
• Instruments: Vocals, Guitar

Biography

Boston-based folk artist Patty Larkin is a talented singer/songwriter and guitarist with a large New England following. She considers herself a musical adventurer and desires to write songs designed to invite audiences to share her journeys. She began recording in the mid-'80s for Philo Records and each successive album reflects her growth as an artist. Her compositions are known for their depth, sensuality and introspection. Proficient on acoustic, electric and slide guitar, her playing style has been compared to Bonnie Raitt's. Since 1991, Larkin has been recording acclaimed albums for HighStreet Records and though her strongest following remains in New England, she remains a favorite on folk circuits throughout the U.S. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Music Guide

Representative Songs:

"Good Thing," "If I Were Made of Metal," "I Told Him That My Dog Wouldn't Run"

Representative Albums:

I'm Fine, Tango, Strangers World

Similar Artists:

Sally Fingerett, The Story, David Wilcox, Megon McDonough, Christine Lavin, Jane Gillman

A Member of the Group:

Four Bitchin' Babes

Worked With:

Darleen Wilson, Richard Gates, Cormac McCarthy

Followers:

Lisa Johnson

Red = Luck Buy this CD	Regrooving the Dream Buy this CD	A Gogo: Live on Tour Buy this CD	Perishable Fruit Buy this CD	Strangers World Buy this CD
Angels Running Buy this CD	Tango Buy this CD	In the Square: Live Buy this CD	I'm Fine Buy this CD	Step Into the Light Buy this CD

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