Huck Whitney

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Huck Whitney, Composer / Film theme writer, was born in Birmingham, England and was formerly known as Ian Whitney. Having played bass and guitar for many years with local bands such as the Street People, Whitney first came to national attention as the bass player with Birmingham indie band Delicious Monster, who enjoyed chart success with singles "Power Missy", "Snuggle" and "Big Love" as well as the album Joie de Vivre. Since 1996 Huck Whitney has played Guitar alongside brother Joe (Drums) in The Flaming Stars.^[1] The year 2008 saw the release of his first solo album Black Diamonds which contains the two demos submitted for the Bond film Quantum of Solace and represents his solo compositions for that year. 2010 saw Huck join forces on guitar with Florence Joelle, a Parisian born London based singer aka 'Florence Joelles Kiss of Fire' an act that can already be seen internationally. Whitney is currently composing music for his Ballet de Bicyclette and alongside commitments with The Flaming Stars, mainly concentrates on the writing of Musical Themes for Film.

References

↑ Wilson, MacKenzie. "Biography: The Flaming Stars". Allmusic. Retrieved 24 July 2010.

External links

Huck Whitney MySpace

The Flaming Stars

Max Décharné Huck Whitney Mark Hosking Paul Dempsey Joe Whitney

Studio albums	Songs from the Bar Room Floor (1996) Sell Your Soul to the Flaming Stars (1997) Pathway (1999) A Walk on the Wired Side (2001) Sunset & Void (2002) Named and Shamed (2004) Born Under a Bad Neon Sign (2006)

Compilation albums	Bring Me the Rest of Alfredo Garcia (1997) The Six John Peel Sessions (2000) Tijuana Bible (2000) Ginmill Perfume (2001)

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