Turning of the Page

written by: Patrice Webb

genre: americana/country

A song inspired by an article I read in a Washington newspaper about the problems with the foster care system in Washington state. One of the young girls interviewed was 20 years old with two children and was wanting to break the cycle of her past life but was finding it very hard.

Light A Candle Angelina

written by: Patrice Webb

genre: folk

A song about living with breast cancer. This was inspired by several friends of mine who have had breast cancer

The Small Stuff

written by: Patrice Webb

genre: americana/country

This song popped into my head after I got locked out of my house....naked. When I was standing on a ladder (naked) trying to figure out how to get a window open so I could bet back into the house the phrase "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" went wafting through my head. I will send this out to anyone who has had a bad day - And next time I will keep a spare set of clothing and keys outside where I can get to them in case this ever happens again.

Loaves and Fishes

written by: Patrice Webb

genre: folk

Dedicated to the homeless shelter Loaves and Fishes in Sacramento County California. This was inspired by my husband who had gone down to the shelter to make a donation. He was telling me about the people he encountered during the time he spent there.

September '69

written by: Patrice Webb

genre: folk

A story about teen pregnancy in 1969: Dedicated to the women I grew up with who were pressured into giving up their children and have wondered all these years where they are.

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Patrice Webb is a singer songwriter who hails from the Sierra Nevada town of Georgetown where she lives with her husband and a family of 4 legged critters. Patrice's songs tell of the lives of those who's stories make up the vibrant tapestry of California. From California farm workers, to those who are down on their luck and hoping for a better life, to those who walk the back roads of the Sierra Nevada, Patrice's songs are snapshots in time told on a bed of folk, country, swing, and the blues.
In 2010 and again in 2011 Patrice was a finalist in the Celebration of the Song songwriter competition sponsored by KZFR in Chico California and KVMR in Nevada City California. Her CD “Photographs” has been receiving airplay though out Northern California and has been garnering praise for its diversity and vivid storytelling. Her music is best described as Americana that homemade with pride in a way that defines and speaks of a life of more than 50 years as a Native Californian.

Such a poignant song sung so sweetly. Not a topic most singers would even touch. It's very evident how much she cares. A great voice with obvious empathy.

review written by: Sue Meurer An insightful song about the plight of the homeless is communicated in a beautiful melody from the heart. The story is sincere and flows with the melody! Love it!

review written by: Anne Frey I love the insightful nature of this song. A sad story but the song captures the hurt and anguish that a decision like this can have on your life. A beautiful tale of sorrow delivered by an angelic voice, and a sincere heart! The music flows easily and is not overshadowed by the story. I love it!

review written by: Anne Frey A beautiful song, warm and rich, full of depth. Very touching.

review written by: amanda h