Patti Drew

Discography of Patti Drew:

	#		Release title	Dwnld	Total tracks	Type of release is	Imprint date	Label
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1		Bossarocker! ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	2004-08-00
2		Hard To Handle / Just Can't Forget About You ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1969	Capitol Records
3		I've Been Here All The Time ↓ mp3	↓ zip	11	Audio	1969	Capitol Records
4		Stop And Listen / My Lover's Prayer ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1967	Capitol Records
5		Tell Him ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1967-03-00	Capitol Records
6		Tell Him / Workin' On A Groovy Thing ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1968	Starline
7		Wild Is Love ↓ mp3	↓ zip	12	Audio	1969	Capitol Records
8		Workin' On A Groovy Thing ↓ mp3	↓ zip	11	Audio	1968
9		Mighty O.J. ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1975	Contempo
10		Keep On Movin' / There'll Never Be Another ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1968	Capitol Records
11		He’s The One/ Which One Should I Choose ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1969
12		Mighty O.J. ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1975	Innovation II Records
13		Tell Him ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1967	Capitol Records
14		Tell Him ↓ mp3	↓ zip	11	Audio	1967	Capitol Records
15		Workin' On A Groovy Thing / Without A Doubt ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1968	Capitol Records
16		Tell Him ↓ mp3	↓ zip	11	Audio	1967	Capitol Records
17		Wild Is Love ↓ mp3	↓ zip	12	Audio	1969	Capitol Records
18		Wild Is Love ↓ mp3	↓ zip	12	Audio	1969	Capitol Records
19		Tell Him ↓ mp3	↓ zip	11	Audio	1967	Capitol Records
20		Wild Is Love ↓ mp3	↓ zip	12	Audio	1970	Capitol Records
21		The Love That A Woman Should Give To A Man / Save The Last Dance For Me ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1969	Capitol Records
22		Workin' On A Groovy Thing / Without A Doubt ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1968	Capitol Records
23		It's All Over Now / Mirror, Mirror ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1966	Quill Records
24		I've Been Here All The Time / Welcome Back ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1969	Capitol Records
25		World Of No Return / Wild Is Love ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1969	Capitol Records
26		Hundreds And Thousands Of Guys / Pick-Up ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1969	Capitol Records
27		The Love That A Woman Should Give To A Man / Save The Last Dance For Me ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1969	Capitol Records
28		Tell Him ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1967	Capitol Records
29		Keep On Movin' / There'll Never Be Another ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1968	Capitol Records
30		The Best Of Patti Drew - Workin' On A Groovy Thing ↓ mp3	↓ zip	25	Audio	2007	Stateside
31		Hard To Handle / Just Can't Forget About You ↓ mp3	↓ zip	4	Audio		Capitol Records, Inc.
32		Workin' On A Groovy Thing / Without A Doubt ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1968	Capitol Records
33		The Love That A Woman Should Give To A Man / Save The Last Dance For Me ↓ mp3	↓ zip	4	Audio		Capitol Records
34		Hard To Handle / Just Can't Forget About You ↓ mp3	↓ zip	2	Audio	1969	Capitol Records
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Biography of Patti Drew

Pop soul singer

Born on 29.12.1944 in Charleston, South Carolina.

She achieved success in the late 60's.

She was raised in Nashville, Tennessee and Evanston, Illinois, where she sang in church with her sisters, Lorraine and Erma.

Drew's mother worked for a [l=Capitol] promoter, who heard Drew and her sisters sing in a church service and signed the group as [a=Drew-vels].

They first recorded "Tell Him" which was written by [a=Carlton Black] (and not to be confused with "Tell Him" by [a=Exciters, The]).

The single release was a local hit and scraped the lower echelons of the national charts.

Drew signed as a solo artist to [l=Quill Records] in 1966 and soon after moved up to [l=Capitol], issuing a new recording of "Tell Him" as her first single.

It was a modest success and was the first of three charting singles.

She released three albums before leaving the industry in 1971, though she recorded a one-off single in 1975 and sang locally in Evanston in the group Front line in the 1980s.

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