Patrick Norman Yandall (born September 5, 1959 in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, United States)[1] is an American smooth jazz guitarist. Listed in Wikipedia page “famous people from Bay City, Michigan- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_City,_Michigan
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He was raised in Bay City, Michigan, and is a 1977 graduate of T.L. Handy High School in Bay City. He attended Central Michigan University. His song "Mr. Fattburger" appeared in the film Fruitvale Station. His song "Who's the Bossa" from his album Samoa Soul appeared in the film War, Inc.. Yandall's music has appeared on television and news broadcasts. The single "Tower of Soul" from his album The Window spent five weeks at No. 1 on the Smooth Jazz Now chart and reached No. 1 on the Live 365 smooth jazz radio chart monitored by Radio Wave.[2]
His album From the Ashes (Apria, 2004) featured Randy Brecker, Will Lee, and Joel Rosenblatt. He has been featured in Jazziz, Smooth & Soul, and Smooth Jazz News. His album Eyes of Mars (2005) was No. 6 for the year on JazzLynx and was featured in Jazz Times magazine as one of the top albums of the season. Yandall is a session musician in San Diego, Los Angeles, New York, and New Jersey. His work has appeared on The Weather Channel's Local on the 8s segments.
Title | Year | Label | ||
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That Feels Nice! | 1992/1994 | Indie/EPD | ||
A Lasting Embrace | 1997 | Brainchild | ||
Of Two Cities | 2000 | Zangi | ||
Back to the Groove | 2001 | Zangi | ||
From the Ashes | 2003 | Apria Records | ||
Eyes of Mars | 2005 | Apria | ||
Samoa Soul | 2006 | Zangi | ||
New York Blues | 2007 | Zangi | ||
Laws of Groovity | 2008 | Zangi | ||
A New Day | 2009 | Zangi | ||
Going For One | 2009 | Zangi | ||
Christmas San Diego Style | 2010 | Zangi | ||
The Window | 2011 | Innervision Records | ||
One Hour Blues | 2011 | Zangi Records | ||
Acoustic Dreamscape | 2012 | Zangi Records | ||
Soul Grind | 2013 | Innervision Records | ||
Blonde Telepathy | 2014 | Zangi Records | ||
My Christmas Prayer | 2014 | Zangi Records | ||
Ethos | 2016 | Zangi Records | ||
A Journey Home | 2017 | Zangi Records | ||
10 South Riverside | 2018 | Zangi Records | ||
When Its Hip | 2019 | Zangi Records | ||
Jazz On the Vine | 2020 | Zangi Records | ||
Rouge River | 2020 | Zangi Records | ||
Someday Somewhere [3][4] | 2021 Feb 2 | Patrick Yandall | ||
Nylon Expressions [5][6] | 2021 Apr 17 | Patrick Yandall | ||
Chasing the Light [7][8] | 2021 Aug 3 | Patrick Yandall | ||
Stratophunk | 2022 July 1 | Zangi Records
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