📣JUST ADDED! GRAMMY® Award Winning Vocalist Patti Austin will raise the roof at Keystone Korner Baltimore for two special shows on Sunday, July 19th at 5pm & 8pm! R&B, pop and jazz singer and songwriter Patti Austin has collaborated with the likes of James Ingram, Steely Dan and Quincy Jones. Quincy Jones and Dinah Washington have proclaimed themselves as her godparents. She charted over twenty R&B songs, and hit number one in 1981 with “Do You Love Me?” / “The Genie”. 🎟Link in bio! | Keystone

54K views · 1.4K reactions | BABY, COME TO ME - PATTI AUSTIN AND JAMES INGRAM Canción de 1982 del dúo formado por los cantantes estadounidenses Patti Austin y James Ingram. Escrita por Rod Temperton para el álbum Every Home Should Have One y lanzada como sencillo junto al tema Solero. Llegó al número 1 en Estados Unidos. | The songs of my life | Facebook

13K views · 141 reactions | PATTI AUSTIN & JAMES INGRAM "Baby, Come To Me" Qwest Records / 1981 | The Best of 80's Music | Facebook

With her smooth, captivating mezzo-soprano voice and romantic soul style, Patti Austin is one of the most beloved singers of all time. She is known for her ability to perform songs with great introspection and depth. The song "Do You Love Me?" is an emotional and romantic tune, which became an icon of the era. The song was written by Patti Austin and Michael Sembello. "Do You Love Me?" was composed in 1981 and was released as a single in the same year. The song was also included on her twelfth s

Norah Jones gives a quietly spellbinding rendition of “Don’t Know Why” on Austin City Limits, recorded on June 14, 2007. This performance showcases her expressive vocals and gentle piano as she brings depth and nuance to one of her signature songs. “Don’t Know Why” was written by Jesse Harris and released as a single on January 28, 2002. It is featured on Norah Jones’s debut album Come Away With Me, which was released February 26, 2002. Her version of the song climbed to number 30 on the US Bill

4.9K views · 123 reactions | Patti Austin (born August 10, 1950) is...