Pat Wictor

"Pat Wictor walks onstage and sits down. He places a Guild DV-52 flat across his lap and begins playing slide guitar. The sounds are snaky and sizzling. He sings in a steady and clear voice, sometimes displaying a riveting falsetto. Soft-spoken and articulate, in the 1930's he could have been a dust bowl preacher. The sermons, accompanied by the choir of his slide guitar, would have brought comfort to many a soul" --Richard Cuccaro, Acoustic Live.



Pat Wictor plays "heart-felt blues-based roots music like the only begotten son of Bonnie Raitt and Chris Smither," says Jim Motavalli of WPKN Bridgeport. Blues Revue magazine calls him "daring and unusual." Dirty Linen called his guitar playing "masterful."



In July '06, Pat released his 5th CD, "Heaven Is So High," featuring his strongest material and most textured production yet.



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