Patrick Coyne
Patrick Coyne
With roughly 550 solo-gigs under my belt and enough originals to choke a horse... I spent about 10 years in the Baltimore circuit. Great times!
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In Your Garden
In Your Garden
An acoustic ballad flavored with some pure keyboard wizardry!
"In Your Garden" by Patrick Coyne is a Rock production available on SoundClick. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. It is 100% original and free of any third-party samples. Written in C maj, the track draws on the key's naturally uplifting and expansive qualities. A rock track built for repeat listens — it reveals more with each play. It has charted at #16 on the SoundClick Rock General chart. Get this rock track with a royalty-free Creative Commons license — only available on SoundClick.
Be Gone
Be Gone
Angstful yet Upbeat! "Doobie-ish" middle-8th was written as intro to another song. Fit much better here!
Independent artist Patrick Coyne drops "Be Gone", a Classic Rock track on SoundClick. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. The kind of classic rock cut that earns its place in a playlist and stays there. "Be Gone" has peaked at number 5 on the SoundClick Classic Rock chart. Find more from Patrick Coyne on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.
She's A Good Excuse
She's A Good Excuse
Flamencos-Harmonicus. ("Light My River Band!")
SoundClick artist Patrick Coyne presents "She's A Good Excuse", an outstanding release in the Classic Rock genre. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. Every element feels intentional, resulting in a cohesive classic rock track that resonates. "She's A Good Excuse" has peaked at number 9 on the SoundClick Classic Rock chart. Patrick Coyne continues to build a Classic Rock catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists.
Pins & Needles
Pins & Needles
A mixture of two originals("Wrong Number" "Pins & Needles"), introduced by an epic instrumental ("Navy Day Ball: 2002") composed by Producer and Session-man Dave Roy. (YES! It's Moody-Styx!)
Independent artist Patrick Coyne drops "Pins & Needles", a Progressive Rock track on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. This track does what good progressive rock does best — it connects. "Pins & Needles" has peaked at number 6 on the SoundClick Progressive Rock chart. Discover "Pins & Needles" and the rest of the Patrick Coyne discography on SoundClick.
On the Fringes
On the Fringes
A song about the trip home from our wild imagination.
Independent artist Patrick Coyne drops "On the Fringes", a Rock track on SoundClick. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. No external samples are used in this track. The A min tonality gives the song a brooding emotional undercurrent. The kind of rock cut that earns its place in a playlist and stays there. "On the Fringes" has peaked at #21 in the Rock General category on SoundClick. Discover "On the Fringes" and the rest of the Patrick Coyne discography on SoundClick.
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Albums
I've been playing Acoustic Classic Rock for the past 25-30 years. Under the direction of Studio Wizard Dave Roy I got the CD "So Jennerous" out in early 2003 and hope to have the next project "Second Coming..." in the can someday.
Band/artist history
Formative Years (1983-1986)
I cut my teeth performing in and around the Pittsburgh area in support of my dear friend, the late "Mark Q".
TempesT (1992-1995)
I joined forces with some fellow Navy folks to include Scott Jones (Guitar/Voc), Brian Ernst (Bass/Voc), Mark Sayers (Guitar/Voc) and Augustin Garcia (Drums/Cocker Spaniels) while stationed abroad in Rota, Spain. "TempesT" was our name.
Initial Recordings (1993-1995)
My first studio recordings were Flip Side of the Coyne and On the House recorded at Huelva Studios (East), in Rota Spain under the leadership of Producer/Bluesmaster and TempesT bandmate Mark Sayers.
Return to The States (1995-2000)
Not long after arriving back state-side, Huelva Studios (West) opened in Virginia, where I cultivated my style.
It was during this settling-in period where Bruce Hornsby called and asked if I was looking for a gig?
The Rest of the Story. (2000-Present)
Arriving IVO Baltimore in late 2000, I carved a solo-acoustic niche for myself.
Between 2000-2008 I was involved in several projects:
Black Irish (2001)
With the Always Alternative Mary Powers. The Rams Head (Savage, MD) was our arena.
Squid Pro Quo (2002-2006)
Where Multi-Instrumentalist Dave Roy and myself took the culminations of our "So Jennerous" CD (I wrote/sang/ played, / Dave played on & produced) to the Masses!! Leadbetters Tavern, (where the music was LIVE EFN!!!) is where we gave generously.
The BOHICAs (2003-2005)
With with Soulful Songstress Olivia Goglia, (and Bre'r John P. Holloway sittin' in for several sessions...) We strode between Leadbetters Tavern, The Admirals Cup, Galway Bay (Play Danny Boy!!), and The Last Chance Saloon.
Seventh Son (2008-2009)
A Dynamic Duo with Tommy Michelle on percussion. We found our groove at the Nautical Lounge in Pasadena, MD and Second Chance Saloon in Columbia, MD.
The Letching Grey's (2010)
A Classic Corps featuring Multi-Instrumentalist (Flute, Fiddle, Sax, Guitar, Mandolin) and Singer Ron Hanchar and I covering the Deeper Cuts of Acoustica (Firefall, The Beatles, Jethro Tull, Pure Prairie League, & the Marshal Tucker Band)
We strode familiar grounds at the Nautical in Pasadena MD and Second Chance Saloon in Columbia, MD.
Semi-Retirement (2011-Present)
I took a well-timed & Much-Needed respite in 2011 to focus on my day-job and fulfill my educational dreams. Friends and followers have encouraged me, but my first career keeps me fully occupied. Reunion Tour?? Someday. (Maybe??) /-)
CUNICU, dywidy
PC
Have you performed in front of an audience?
Prior residencies have include:
Fells Point - Leadbetters Tavern, Parkers Tavern, Cardwells Tavern, The Admirals Cup
Laurel, MD - The Rams Head Tavern, Remingtons Saloon
Jessup, MD - Latellas Tavern
Highland Park, MD - The Red Dawg Saloon
Pasadena MD - The Nautical Lounge
I have played several dozen one -night-stands from there-to-here, to include:
Bennie's Tavern (Rota, Spain)
The Hard Rock Cafe (Rota, Spain)
Bitter Pink (Pto. Sta. Maria, Spain)
La Factoria (Jerez, Spain)
The Mason Jar (Pittsburgh, PA)
Park Place (Munhall, PA)
The Rock Palace (Rota, Spain)
Triton's (San Lucar, Spain)
Van Gogh's Coffeehaus (Pensacola, FL)
Future Ops will likely be situated in Greater Severna Park, MD locales....
Your musical influences
My influences are all were Grassrooted somewhere in Classic Rock.
What equipment do you use?
I use the following instruments:
Guitars - Martin,Tacoma, Fender, Squire, and Gibson
Bass - Davidson
Keyboards - Yamaha (PSR 270) and Roland (Keys 61)
Percussion - Pearl Cajon, Vibra-slap, Cabasa, LP Maracas, Rhythm Tech Tambourine, Rhythm Eggs
Amplifiers - Marshall JCM 2K (DSL-401) 45W) and Fender Champ (15W)
Microphones - Shure and Ice Ball
PA - Peavey "Escort 3000" (150 Watts per channel) system
Studio Lighting - Neewer Ring Light
Severna Park, MD
USA
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238904
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Comments (3)
I really liked this song, especially since I recorded, played guitar, and sang on it :) This was recorded on a 4 track Fostex cassette machine with very little mixing capabilities. Now that Huelva studios is equipped with Protools and a Roland VS digital workstation along with a lot of other fun toys, you're invited to drop in anytime to re-record it Pat.....hint..hint LOL
Mark
ok i think I liked what you said .. lol
didnt understand all of it .. Just kidding... Thanx for stopping by. and good luck with your music !
nice grooves, enjoyed the listen !! keep up the good work..
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