The Patterson Brothers were from the tiny town of Parkton, about twenty minutes outside of Fayetteville. According to the back cover of this album (their first of at least two), the brothers sang in two gospel groups. Their mother had long hoped that they would become a family group, and after her death the brothers united. This album includes no less than six Pattersons, along with Alvurnish Holmes and Billy Saunders on guitar. A single from the album is dated 1982 and according to public records, Holmes appears to have been born around 1970, so if I had to guess I'd say this is from 1983 or so, though it sounds a little earlier. As with so many groups at the time, this has a sound that would have fit right in on late 70s Nashboro.
Ansco was a small Fayetteville label that appears to have been gospel-only.
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The Patterson Brothers - God's Love Will Carry Me music festivals 2019 | |
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