Jordan Patterson

Bio

Home page of Jordan Patterson Music, a blues group from Los Angeles. Jordan Patterson, named for U.S. Civil Rights activist Clarence Jordan (1912-1969), was born June 10th, 1969. As the youngest of nine, he shares a birthday with Chicago blues legend Howling Wolf, which might explain why he was destined to proclaim some Cotton Patch Gospel of his own. Patterson confirmed his love for the music BLUES when a friend smuggled him in to see The James Cotton Blues Band at a dive called the Coronet Motor Hotel in Kitchener, Ontario. He inhaled hand-me-down records from his older brothers and sisters, and his mama was an Elvis nut.