Patrick Norman

Canadian singer-songwriter with hit songs

Patrick Norman - Artists & Creatives born September 10th, 1946
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Born in 1946, a Canadian singer-songwriter, with a career spanning several decades. Achieved prominence in the music industry through a series of popular albums and singles, particularly in the country genre. A successful recording artist, released multiple records that garnered both commercial success and critical acclaim. His music often reflects themes of love and Canadian culture. Contributed significantly to Canada's country music scene and participated in various music festivals across the country.

Released hit album 'Patrick Norman'

Won multiple Félix Awards

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