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https://hypeddit.com/track/sc/6pft4w Patrick Joseph Cowley (October
19, 1950 - November 12, 1982) was a San Francisco-based musician
and record producer credited as an early pioneer of electronic
dance music, most notably in HI-NRG and experimental genres. Cowley
grew up in upstate New York where he worked in local rock bands and
eventually studied English at the University of Buffalo. After
moving to the Bay Area he began an intense study of the synthesizer
at San Francisco City College. Cowley's recording career began when
he was asked to join San Francisco-based artist, Sylvester, in the
studio after Sylvester heard what Cowley was doing with the
synthesizer and was excited by his innovative techniques. The
result was the album "Step II" which skyrocketed Sylvester to
international notoriety. The album landed Cowley a job as a back-up
musician on Sylvester's subsequent world-wide tour. Cowley remained
close to the San Francisco club scene and eventually joined forces
with producer Marty Blecman to form Megatone Records in the summer
of 1981. Under auspices of their partnership Cowley created a
successful dance-oriented 12" single that opened the doors for his
award-winning "Megatron Man" LP. While writing the music for his
latest album, he also wrote and produced the successful dance
single "Right on Target" for San Francisco artist Paul Parker which
reached #1 on Billboard's Disco Charts. He reunited with Sylvester
during the same period and produced the chart-busting "Do You Wanna
Funk", also on the Megatone label. Patrick Cowley died of
complications due to AIDS in 1982.
https://hypeddit.com/track/sc/6pft4w Patrick Joseph Cowley (October
19, 1950 - November 12, 1982) was a San Francisco-based musician
and record producer credited as an early pioneer of electronic
dance music, most notably in HI-NRG and experimental genres. Cowley
grew up in upstate New York where he worked in local rock bands and
eventually studied English at the University of Buffalo. After
moving to the Bay Area he began an intense study of the synthesizer
at San Francisco City College. Cowley's recording career began when
he was asked to join San Francisco-based artist, Sylvester, in the
studio after Sylvester heard what Cowley was doing with the
synthesizer and was excited by his innovative techniques. The
result was the album "Step II" which skyrocketed Sylvester to
international notoriety. The album landed Cowley a job as a back-up
musician on Sylvester's subsequent world-wide tour. Cowley remained
close to the San Francisco club scene and eventually joined forces
with producer Marty Blecman to form Megatone Records in the summer
of 1981. Under auspices of their partnership Cowley created a
successful dance-oriented 12" single that opened the doors for his
award-winning "Megatron Man" LP. While writing the music for his
latest album, he also wrote and produced the successful dance
single "Right on Target" for San Francisco artist Paul Parker which
reached #1 on Billboard's Disco Charts. He reunited with Sylvester
during the same period and produced the chart-busting "Do You Wanna
Funk", also on the Megatone label. Patrick Cowley died of
complications due to AIDS in 1982.
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