Patrick Cowley
Patrick Cowley was an American disco and hi-NRG composer, recording artist, and synthesizer musician best known for his collaborations with singer Sylvester. Born in Buffalo, New York, he became associated with San Francisco's dance-music world and helped shape the electronic sound of disco through synthesizer-led productions.
Cowley worked with Sylvester on recordings that brought his electronic arrangements to a wide club audience. His own work included the dance-floor staple “Megatron Man,” while his production credits also include Paul Parker’s “Right on Target” and Sylvester’s “Do You Wanna Funk.”
Cowley died on November 12, 1982, aged 32.
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Discography
Credits & Roles
- Performer (1)
- Recording Engineer (1)
- Producer (1)
- Synthesizer (1)
- Effects (1)
Frequently Appears With
- Andrew Ryce(1 releases)
- Bob Kingson(1 releases)
- Buddy Bruno(1 releases)
- Charles Veal Jr.(1 releases)
- David Frazier(1 releases)
- Dennis Gassner(1 releases)
- Eddie Bill Harris(1 releases)
- Eloise Leigh(1 releases)
- Frédéric Alstadt(1 releases)
- George Bohanon(1 releases)
Labels
- Dark Entries Records
- Dark Entries
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- E-Smoove
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