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Huey Lewis & the News, formerly known as Huey Lewis & the American Express, are a popular U.S. rock band based in San Francisco, California whose greatest success was in the 1980s, when they were one of the most popular music acts of the decade. The band is known for writing simple, light-hearted songs from a working-class perspective and typically appealed to yuppies and baby boomers of the 80s. Combining a rock (and sometimes, a "blues-rock") backing with harmony vocals and Lewis's voice, Huey Lewis & the News had numerous hit songs during the 1980s and early 1990s, including "The Power of Love", "I Want a New Drug", "Doin' it all (For my Baby)", "Do You Believe in Love?" "Hip to Be Square", "Stuck With You", and "Jacob's Ladder".//In 1972, singer and harmonica player Huey Lewis and keyboardist Sean Hopper joined the Bay Area jazz-funk band Clover, who would eventually become the original backing band for Elvis Costello's first album "My Aim Is True", before he attracted The Attractions. Clover's main competition in the Bay Area jazz-funk scene had been a band called Soundhole, whose members included drummer Bill Gibson, saxophonist/guitarist Johnny Colla, and bassist Mario Cipollina (younger brother of John Cipollina). Like Clover, Soundhole had spent time backing a famous singer, Van Morrison. After getting a singles contract from Phonogram Records in 1979, Huey Lewis united his former bandmate and three of his former rivals to form "Huey Lewis & the American Express". The group would release a single "Exo-Disco" (a disco version of the theme from the film Exodus) that was largely ignored. In 1980, the band would woo guitarist Chris Hayes and move to Chrysalis Records, changing their name to "Huey Lewis & the News".Later in 1980, the band would release their first album, a self-titled LP that was released with little attention and would go largely unnoticed. However, in 1982, Lewis reunited with former Clover producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange, and the band released Picture This. Shortly thereafter, the album turned gold, fueled by the breakout success of hit single "Do You Believe in Love". Largely because of the single, the album remained on the Billboard charts for 35 weeks and peaked at #13. Several other singles from Picture This would follow, but with only limited success
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PHOTOS: Huey Lewis rocks Cooperstown for Hospice
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (WKTV) - Huey Lewis and the News performed at the Brewery Ommegang Wednesday Night for the annual Hospice Celebrity Party for the Catskill Area Hospice and Palliative Care. ESPN and other sports celebrities were in attendance for an exciting night of great food, great company and great music.
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Local fundraiser sells out
MIDDLEFIELD _ Thirty celebrities mingled with hundred of guests at a fundraising dinner and concert Wednesday featuring Huey Lewis and the News. The turnout was fantastic, said Lola Rathbone, CEO and president of Catskill Area Hospice and Palliative Care ``It's the first time we've ever sold out,'' she said. ``The force is with us.''
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Plenty of options for celebrating Independence Day
WARREN COUNTY Red, Rhythm and Boom: Event begins 2:30 p.m. Friday, July 3, and includes a flyover of four F-16 fighter jets, parachute jumps and Huey Lewis and the News. . . .
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Celebrity birthdays for the week of July 5-11
July 5: Actress Katherine Helmond ("Who's The Boss,""Soap") is 80. Actress Shirley Knight is 73. Musician Robbie Robertson is 66. Singer Huey Lewis is 59. Country keyboardist Charles Ventre of River Road is 57. Singer Marc Cohn is 50. Actress Edie Falco ("The Sopranos") is 46. Actres Kathryn Erbe"Law and Order: Criminal Intent") is 44. Rapper RZA is 40. Singer Joe is 36. Drummer Bengt Lagerberg ...
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Celebrity Birthdays: July 5-11
July 5: Actress Katherine Helmond (``Who's The Boss,'' ``Soap'') is 80. Actress Shirley Knight is 73. Musician Robbie Robertson is 66. Singer Huey Lewis is 59. Country keyboardist Charles Ventre of River Road is 57. Singer Marc Cohn is 50. Actress Edie Falco (``The Sopranos'') is 46. Actres Kathryn Erbe ``Law and Order: Criminal Intent'') is 44. Rapper RZA is 40. Singer Joe is 36. Drummer Bengt ...
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