Pat Irwin Net Worth is
$1.6 Million

Mini Biography

Pat Irwin was an associate from the B-52s from 1989-2008, a founding person in the Raybeats and Eight-Eyed Spy and composer for many independent movies and HBO’s Television series Bored To Loss of life. Pat Irwin graduated from Grinnell University in 1977. He received a Watson Fellowship for worldwide study and transferred to Paris after graduation. In Paris he went to structure workshops with John Cage. Shifting to NEW YORK in 1979 he was a founding person in 8-Eyed Spy including associates of Teenage Jesus as well as the Jerks as well as the Contortions, Lydia Lunchtime, Jim Sclavunos and George Scott. With Scott, he produced Raybeats with various other previous Contortions Jody Harris and Don Christensen. Robert Palmer, composing in the brand new York Moments, described Irwin being a “mercurial existence on the brand new York rock picture of the first 80’s. The rings he helped discovered, the Raybeats and Eight-Eyed Spy resembled one another only for the reason that that they had an aversion towards the predictable and the normal.” He started touring and documenting using the B-52’s in 1989, playing keyboards and electric guitar. His relationship using the music group began if they lent Irwin’s amplifier because of their initial gig in NY in 1978. Irwin begun to write film ratings in the 1990s. His film and tv work includes Period 3 of HBO’s Tired to Loss of life, the cartoon series Rocko’s Contemporary Lifestyle, Pepper Ann, JetCat from KaBlam!, as well as the Emmy Prize winning Course of 3000 (with Andre 3000 in the music group “Outkast.”) Film ratings consist of “My New Weapon,” written and directed by Stacy Cochran, “Bam Bam And Celeste,” compiled by, and starring, Margaret Cho, and But I’m a Cheerleader written and directed by Jamie Babbitt. He lately gained the 2011 ASCAP Film & Tv Music Honor for his focus on animated tv series Spongebob Squarepants. This fall 2012, he’ll write the score for Season 4 of Showtime’s Nurse Jackie.