Music
Pat Moore sings a country song like it should be sung. Says Larry Delaney (Country Music News), “Moore pours her heart and soul” into her performance. Patrick Langston (The Ottawa Citizen) talks of how she “dissects pain with warmth and clear-sightedness. Her full, clear voice is enriched by often-lush backing vocals that underscore the singer’s emotional isolation.”
Her much acclaimed debut album “The Time’s Never Been Better” has been followed up with a heart and soul wrenching country album “Take it to Heart”. (Pat showcased the title track at the Ottawa Valley Country Music Hall of Fame show in2004 to much enthusiastic applause.) Says Allan Wigney (Ottawa Sun), Take it to Heart is “a track that would indeed sound at home on either of (Ray) Charles’ seminal early – 1960’s Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music albums – could wing its way to the legend. But the song served as a worthy starting point for Moore’s latest CD, a collection of songs that pay homage to the sound, style and feel of country pop’s golden age.”
"Impressive song-writing and engaging stage presence." - Paul McKay, Ottawa Citizen
Her much acclaimed debut album “The Time’s Never Been Better” has been followed up with a heart and soul wrenching country album “Take it to Heart”. (Pat showcased the title track at the Ottawa Valley Country Music Hall of Fame show in2004 to much enthusiastic applause.) Says Allan Wigney (Ottawa Sun), Take it to Heart is “a track that would indeed sound at home on either of (Ray) Charles’ seminal early – 1960’s Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music albums – could wing its way to the legend. But the song served as a worthy starting point for Moore’s latest CD, a collection of songs that pay homage to the sound, style and feel of country pop’s golden age.”
"Impressive song-writing and engaging stage presence." - Paul McKay, Ottawa Citizen
