Pat Kelley Album Release Party at Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame

Come join Pat Kelley, Annie Ellicott, Sarah Maud, Stephaine Oliver, Olivia Duhon and Pam Crosby for the release of Pat's New Album "Sing Me Back Home."

Here is what Pat has to say about his new album, "My roots are in Tulsa, where I grew up playing the guitar and performing in bands before moving to Los Angeles in the seventies. During my early years, I was lucky to be surrounded by musicians and people that loved music. While making numerous trips back to Tulsa for family matters during this past year, I began to collaborate and perform with a number of superb musicians and singers that are now part of the vibrant Tulsa music scene. Tulsa audiences are fantastic. They are excited to listen and the players seem to always have the best time making music."...

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Come join Pat Kelley, Annie Ellicott, Sarah Maud, Stephaine Oliver, Olivia Duhon and Pam Crosby for the release of Pat's New Album "Sing Me Back Home."

Here is what Pat has to say about his new album, "My roots are in Tulsa, where I grew up playing the guitar and performing in bands before moving to Los Angeles in the seventies. During my early years, I was lucky to be surrounded by musicians and people that loved music. While making numerous trips back to Tulsa for family matters during this past year, I began to collaborate and perform with a number of superb musicians and singers that are now part of the vibrant Tulsa music scene. Tulsa audiences are fantastic. They are excited to listen and the players seem to always have the best time making music."

To enjoy the jazz, call (918) 928-JAZZ or visit www.JazzHallTickets.com. Members and Seniors enjoy discounted ticket prices at $10.00 each. General Admission tickets are only $15.00, or $20.00 for Reserved Table Seating. High school and middle school students admitted for only $5.00.

The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame is a non-profit cultural and educational organization, with a mission to inspire creativity and improve the quality of life for all Oklahomans through the preservation, education, and performance of jazz, our uniquely American art form.

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