Pat Lewis

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Warning 02:16 Tools
Can't Shake It Loose 02:17 Tools
No One To Love 00:00 Tools
Look at What I Almost Missed 02:57 Tools
Let's Get Together 02:34 Tools
Let's Go Together 02:40 Tools
Darkest Days 03:39 Tools
Rescue Me 03:25 Tools
Remember Me 03:41 Tools
It'll Never Be Over For Me 03:18 Tools
I Want You Back 00:30 Tools
Look What I Almost Missed 02:51 Tools
I'll Wait 02:43 Tools
Baby I Owe You Something 03:09 Tools
Separation 07:06 Tools
Don’t Leave Me This Way 00:30 Tools
Hit & Run 02:18 Tools
I'm Not Over You Yet 03:09 Tools
Genie 02:27 Tools
Selfish One 04:21 Tools
City Lights 02:27 Tools
Merry Go Round 04:34 Tools
No Right Turn 06:52 Tools
Come On And See Me 06:52 Tools
Something's Telling Me 05:09 Tools
warning (instrumental) 05:09 Tools
Pick Up Bad Habits 07:03 Tools
Wheeling And Dealing 03:53 Tools
Did My Baby Call 02:28 Tools
See You When I Get There 03:16 Tools
One Drop Of Rain 03:02 Tools
I’ll Be There 03:52 Tools
MOVING ON 03:02 Tools
Hit And Run 03:16 Tools
Lets Get Together 02:36 Tools
Hello Detroit 02:52 Tools
Pat Lewis - No One To Love 02:11 Tools
Sir Duke 03:41 Tools
In The Name Of Love 04:35 Tools
No Baby No 02:46 Tools
The Rhythm Is Right 04:30 Tools
Baby I'm Cool 04:30 Tools
Pat Lewis / Look At What I Almost Missed 04:30 Tools
One Foot Before the Other 04:30 Tools
Destination Heartache 04:30 Tools
Back To Front 04:02 Tools
It Isn't Christmas If Youre Not There 04:02 Tools
Watch Out 04:02 Tools
Im Not Over You Yet 04:02 Tools
Mister Fortune Teller 04:02 Tools
Sending Out An SOS 04:02 Tools
I've Heard It All Before 04:02 Tools
Fon-Kin-Love 04:02 Tools
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Pat Lewis was born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania and moved to Detroit, Michigan in 1951. In the early 60s, Pat and her sisters formed the group The Adorables and began singing backing vocals for Golden World Records. Pat herself debuted as a solo artist in 1966 with Can't Shake It Loose while also beginning to do outside backing vocals sessions. She met Motown Records' in-house backing group The Andantes, and one day when one of the girls couldn't make the session for Stevie Wonder's Up-Tight, Pat stepped in and did it as well as several other Motown sessions. She signed to Solid Hit Bound Records and released a string of singles, including "Look At What I Almost Missed", "Warning", "No One to Love", "No Baby No", and "The Loser". From the late 60s on, she became a permanent backing singer for Aretha Franklin, Isaac Hayes and later on George Clinton too. In 1989, Pat as well as The Andantes were among the invited artists to join UK producer Ian Levine's mega-project Motorcity Records, a label formed to record new material on former Motown artists. Pat became the main backing vocals co-ordinator for the label and did several hundred arrangements while she recorded more than 50 tracks with herself and as a lead singer for the re-formed Andantes. Her single Separation (1991) (co-written by Levine and Billy Griffin) was Single of the Week when reviewed in British soul magazine Blues & Soul. After the label's demise in 1992, Pat continued to work with Ian Levine on a regular basis. In 1997, she recorded 50 cover versions of selected Motown and Northern Soul classics although only a handful of tracks have been released on various artists compilations. In 1999, she recorded 76 gospel tracks with Levine for K-Tel. As for the present, Pat occasionally tours with Martha Reeves's original backing group The Vandellas and most recently performed in Manchester, England in October 2007 Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.