Pat has become one of the most well-known guitarists in Eastern Ontario. He has built up a big following through playing up to 80 gigs a year since the late 90s. During that time, Pat has also become one of the most highly sought-after guitar instructors in the area, and even put pen to paper in 2005, authoring an acclaimed book on fingerstyle playing. Then there’s the Patunes Studio that he runs out of his home in rural Charleston, where he records everyone from local blues chanteuses to rowdy pirate gangs. And then there are the albums, most notably the solo records Songs From The Town Boredom Built (2003), Pitchin’ Day (2006), Stumps (2018), Come On In My Kitchen (2021).

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Billy MacInnis, also known as Stompin’ Tom’s fiddle player, shares the stage with Pat Johnson one of the most well-known guitarists in Eastern Ontario. Their partnership began in 2019 when recording Billy’s album Strings Attached at Pat’s studio. Live performances ensued until the global shutdown sent them back to the studio to produce Pat’s album Come On In My Kitchen released in 2021. They are itching to get back to performing live. There will be fiddle tunes, folk, country and likely some blues. Lots of strings working overtime.

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