Mick Hucknall Net Worth is
$1.6 Million

Mini Biography

Mick Hucknall sang inside a punk music group called the Frantic Elevators, who released 4 singles, which failed to graph. They disbanded in 1982 and Hucknall produced a more effective venture, Simply Crimson, in 1984. Their initial one, a cover from the Valentine Brothers’ “Money’s As well Tight (to say)”, was a no. 13 strike in 1985. However the band’s following three singles, including a documenting of “Keeping Back again the Years” (originally an individual with the Frantic Elevators), all didn’t get into the very best 40 and it appeared as if Simply Crimson might neglect to make a lot of a tag. However in 1986, “Keeping Back again the Years” was re-issued, got radio airplay and reached the no. 2 placement on the united kingdom graph (and topped the graph in america). This melody, and so many more strike singles, established Merely Red being a white spirit act. However, that they had to hold back until 1995 because of their first UK number 1, “Fairground”. Hucknall is a prominent supporter of Britain’s Labour Party (the band’s 1992 strike “Your Reflection” was a condemnation from the Conservative authorities of that time period) and he sings occasionally on Michael Parkinson’s BBC talk show.

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Quick Facts

Full Name	Mick Hucknall
Date Of Birth	June 8, 1960
Height	1.8 m
Profession	Singer-songwriter
Education	Manchester Metropolitan University
Nationality	British
Spouse	Gabriella Wesberry
Children	Romy Hucknall
Parents	Maureen Taylor, Reg Hucknall, Holding Back the Years, If You Don't Know Me by Now, You Make Me Feel Brand New
Awards	Brit Award for British Male Solo Artist
Music Groups	Simply Red, Faces, Holding Back the Years, If You Don't Know Me by Now, You Make Me Feel Brand New
Movies	De-Lovely, Quincy Jones: The 75th Birthday Celebration: Live at Montreux 2008, Quincy Jones: 50 Years in Music: Live at Montreux, Simply Red: Stars