The former wife of punk rock icon Richard Hell, Patty has been married to actor husband John McEnroe since 1997 and is the mother of three children.Smyth at the 2011 party Background information Birth name Patricia Smyth Born ( ) J(age 61), U.S. Smyth went on to co-write and sing the song "Wish I Were You" for the soundtrack of the blockbuster movie "Armageddon." In 2004 Scandal got back together the group subsequently embarked on a small reunion tour in 2005. Patty sang and co-wrote the song "Look What Love Has Done" for the comedy "Junior " this song was nominated for Grammy, Golden Globe, and Academy Awards. Smyth scored a substantial hit with "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough," a poignant duet with Don Henley which peaked at #2 on the Billboard pop charts. Her self-titled second album came out in 1992 and went gold that same year. She released her first solo album "Never Enough" in 1987. Patty embarked on a solo career after Scandal broke up in the mid 80s. The rousing titular track soared to #7 on the Billboard pop charts and the album sold over a million copies.
Scandal released their self-titled debut EP in 1982 said EP beget the moderately successful hit songs "Goodbye to You," "Love's Got a Line on You," and "Hands Tied." This was followed by the full-length album "The Warrior" in 1984. Smyth supported herself by working as a waitress in a steak house prior to landing her breakthrough gig as the lead singer of the rock band Scandal in 1981. Patty performed her first stage music gig at age fifteen at New York's Folk City and honed her craft by playing musical sets at the club Catch A Rising Star. Her show business enthusiast mother not only worked as a trapeze artist and onetime manager for legendary rock'n'roll guitarist Link Wray, but also ran and/or owned several prominent nightclubs in Greenwich Village.
Sultry-voiced singer/songwriter Patty Smyth was born on Jin New York City.
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