"  "Greco is incredible, as always. Like a fine wine, her act continues to evolve while her voice and technique grow stronger with every appearance. This woman gives new meaning to the word “Entertainer”. If you have never caught her show, run, don’t walk, to her next performance. This powerhouse performer is a force to be reckoned with.”

                                              River Reporter, Jonathan Charles Fox - 

 

“"Her soaring voice turning familiar classics into one-of-a-kind masterpieces, all the while entertaining the crowd with stories of her career and her life in Sullivan County. Throughout her performance Greco’s enchanting stage presence ad incredible vocal range delighted the audience”

                                          Sullivan County Democrat, Allison Ruef  - 

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There are performers… and then there are forces of nature. Patti Greco Sunshine has never simply walked onto a stage — she has arrived like a spark catching fire.

 

Born in the rugged beauty of Sullivan County, where the Catskill Mountains have shaped generations of entertainers, Patti learned early that music was not just something you sang — it was something you survived. The Catskills were legendary for their unforgiving audiences. One night they applauded Tony Bennett; the next, they tested a young girl with a fearless voice and a will of steel. Patti didn’t just pass the test — she rose above it.

From those early nights, a performer was forged.

As she grew, her voice deepened, widened, sharpened — a weapon, a whisper, a storm. She left home with nothing but talent and tenacity, landing in Houston, where her sound cut through the noise and demanded attention. Soon she was singing with the prestigious Ed Gerlach Orchestra, opening for giants like Marvin Hamlisch, Vic Damone, Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gormé, the Gatlin Brothers, and Maureen McGovern. These were not small stages. These were proving grounds — and Patti conquered every one.

Her journey swept her across oceans and into the bright blaze of Atlantic City and Las Vegas. Along the way, she shared unforgettable duets with Robert Goulet, Buddy Greco, and David Clayton‑Thomas — moments that confirmed what audiences already knew: Patti wasn’t just keeping up with legends. She belonged beside them.

Critics tried to capture her power:

“Greco is incredible… her voice and technique grow stronger with every appearance. This powerhouse performer is a force to be reckoned with.” “Her soaring voice turns familiar classics into one‑of‑a‑kind masterpieces… her stage presence and vocal range delighted the audience.”

But Patti Greco Sunshine is not a collection of reviews. She is an experience.

When she sings, the room changes. Air tightens. Eyes lift. Time slows.

She can deliver a lyric like a confession whispered in the dark, then unleash a note that shakes the walls and leaves the audience breathless. Her performances are not just shows — they are emotional journeys, charged with memory, fire, humor, and the unmistakable electricity of a woman who has lived every word she sings.

You may hear echoes of the greats — Sarah Vaughan, Shirley Bassey, Barbra Streisand — but Patti is no echo. She is the thunder after the echo. The spark after the silence. The voice that rises, again and again, with the force of someone born to command a stage.

Patti Greco Sunshine is not merely an entertainer. She is a story — dramatic, defiant, and unforgettable — told one song at a time

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