Pat Hunter is a versatile vocalist whose powerful voice has drawn comparisons to icons like Etta James,Tina Turner, and Shirley Bassey. her debut album "Life Lessons" in 2005, gained acclaim across the US and Europe. Named Best Blues Band by Long Island Newsday, Pat's band also earned recognition from the New York Blues and Jazz Society representing NYC at the IBC challenge ranking 11th worldwide. By request Pat opened for the iconic Nancy Sinatra and Ronnie Spector. Recently , Pat has performed for E-commerce and had the honor as featured vocalist wedding for the esteemed equestrian family, the Lloyds of Wellington. Pat performs Blues, Standards, Jazz, and Dance
3 reviews
Lrodriguez
May 20, 2026Our family friend Mark attended your performance for the Senior Prom at Symphony Assisted Living. He and the other residents were thrilled to see you perform and thoroughly enjoyed being able to sing along! It’s heartwarming to see such a talented person like you take the time to entertain and care about our seniors. Thank you for making their evening memorable.
Symphony holds many fun activities throughout the year and I hope you will have the opportunity to perform for them again!!🎤🤩
Hired as: Oldies Music
Marcello M.
December 14, 2024I was looking for an act for a work party. I saw Pat at one of her shows years ago, I still can’t get it out of my mind how fast she went from heartbreaking love ballads that would make you want to cry to dancing all night to great dance music! She sounds just like Tina Turner! I’m disappointed that she’s booked for the night in question but believe me I’ll be hiring her soon and so should you!
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Christopher S.
December 13, 2024We hired Pat on short notice for an event at an upscale lounge to sing some soulful blues, and older rock and pop. She was a crowd favorite and very professional in every way. We look forward to hiring her again!
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Pat’s powerhouse vocal stylings have often been compared to legendary performers such as Etta James, Shirley Bassey, and Tina Turner. Pat is extremely versatile and performs many different genres of music such as Blues, Funk, Jazz, Standards, and Dance! Pat Hunter’s career was launched in 2004 by the late, great bluesman Sam Taylor. Her first cd titled “Life Lessons” debuted in 2005 where it remained a staple on over 200 radio stations here in the US and Europe She has trained formally with musical theater vocal coach Ron Shelter and Steven Mackey.
Ms. Hunter’s song “Ask Your Man” from the “Life Lessons” album, had resurgence as part of a Jomar Records compilation titled “National Women in Blues”. and was named Best Blues Band by Long Island Newsday for 2003/2004. In the following year, Pat’s band was named “Best Blues Band in NYC" by the New York Blues and Jazz Society in 2005. As a result, she represented The New York City Blues and Jazz Society at the annual International Blues Challenge in Memphis where she placed 11th out of 113 bands worldwide. By request, she has also opened for such iconic acts as Ronnie Spector and Nancy Sinatra.
Pat has added her vocals to various works including the critically acclaimed jazz album “Mellow Lane” by George Bouchard, "See Ya in Miami" by legendary south Florida cow punk sensation Charlie Pickett and produced by Peter Buck of R.E.M., and just recently finished recording a single with singer/songwriter Pat McGuire.
Pat has also acted as music and talent consultant for various blues festivals such as the “Ladies Sing the Blues” festival in Long Beach, NY and the very successful UK podcast "Black on Blues" with Kevin Black out of the UK. She was also the vocal consultant on the newly released “Roses, Fools and Mud” by Italian blues artist Giorgio Pandini.
Ms. Hunter is a Contralto who's vocal range is currently A2-F5
Wednesday
Corporate Event
6:00pm - 7:00pm
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West Palm Beach, FL
This is a list of songs that I perform . I do take request so if you don’t see what you’re looking for please ask!
Here’s the updated song list with the new category "Chicago Blues" added, featuring the songs you provided:
### Blues
1. Down Home Blues (Key and Groove)
2. Turtle Blues (F slow blues)
3. Pride and Joy
4. Midnight Hour (D)
5. Mustang Sally (D)
6. Chain of Fools (C)
7. I’d Rather Go Blind
8. Ain’t Got Nothing But the Blues
9. I’ve Been Loving You
10. What I Caught Him Doing (D.C. Bellamy)
11. Hound Dog (Big Momma)
12. Ain’t No Sunshine (A)
13. Good Morning Heartache (Diana Ross version)
14. Big Boss Man (Key and Groove)
15. Natural Woman (B♭)
16. Stormy Monday (G blues)
17. You Can Have My Husband
18. Let the Good Times Roll
19. COD - Stevie Ray Vaughan
### Soul/R&B
1. At Last (F)
2. Ain't No Sunshine (A)
3. What a Difference a Day Makes (C)
4. Chain of Fools (C)
5. Feel the Fire
6. Sweet Thang
7. I’ll Take You There
8. Love Won’t Let Me Wait
9. Get Here
10. I Don’t Know Why
11. Change Is Gonna Come
12. My Man
13. Killing Me Softly
14. I’m the Only One (Melissa Etheridge)
15. Try a Little Tenderness
16. Mamma He Treats Your Daughter Mean (Rockabilly)
### Funk/Disco
1. Proud Mary (D)
2. Midnight Train to Georgia
3. The Twist
4. Disco Inferno
5. I Love the Night Life
6. Boogie Oogie Oogie
7. Get Down Tonight
8. Play That Funky Music
9. Love Train
10. Pull Up to the Bumper
11. Shame
12. Car Wash
13. Last Dance
14. Fire
15. Love Hangover
16. It’s Raining Men
17. Flashlight
18. Dancing in the Street
19. We Are Family
20. Bad Girls
21. Red Light - Linda Clifford
22. This Time - Jackie Moore
23. Boogie Shoes - KC and the Sunshine Band
24. Brick House - The Commodores
25. Make Me Feel Mighty Real - Sylvester
### Vintage Vixens
1. Etta James
- At Last (F)
- A Sunday Kind of Love (C)
- Damn Your Eyes (Bm)
- Trust in Me (Ab)
2. Connie Francis
- That’s Amore (G)
- Fallin’ (Em)
- I Can’t Stop Loving You (G)
3. Peggy Lee
- Big Spender (Bm)
- Fever (Am)
- Why Don’t You Do Right (Dm)
4. Shirley Bassey
- Till (Bb)
- Copacabana (Cm)
- Guess Who I Saw Today (A)
5. Rosemary Clooney
- Sway (Bb m)
- Mambo Italiano (Am)
- I’ll Be Seeing You (Bb m)
6. Billie Holiday
- Good Morning Heartache (Eb)
- God Bless the Child (Bb)
- Them There Eyes (Ab)
7. Ella Fitzgerald
- My Funny Valentine (G)
- Night and Day (Ab)
- Someone to Watch Over Me (G)
8. Doris Day
- Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Am)
- I’m in the Mood for Love (Ab)
- Secret Love (B)
9. Frank and Nancy Sinatra
- These Boots Are Made for Walkin’ (E)
- Witchcraft (F)
- Something Stupid (F) (duet)
### Chicago Blues
1. At Last (F)
2. I’d Rather Be Blind (Bm)
3. Stormy Monday (G)
4. Mojo Working (E)
5. Hoochie Coochie Gal (Etta James) (G)
6. Wang Dang Doodle (Key TBD)
7. Baby, What Do You Wanna Do (Duet) (Jimmy Reed) (Original Key)
8. I Ain’t Superstitious (E)
9. Change My Mind (Johnny Taylor) (Key TBD)
10. Down Home Blues (G)
11. I Got What It Takes (Koko Taylor)
12. Sweet Home Chicago
13. Hoochie Coochie
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