Eddy Huntington
Eddy Huntington ( Huntington Edward, born October 29, 1965 in Peterlee, United Kingdom) is an English pop singer who, during the Italo - disco wave, came to short-term success in the second half of the 1980s. His biggest hit was 1986 U.S.S.R..
Biography
In school, Edward Huntington took violin and oboe, although he was not a fan of classical music. He loved the songs of Eurythmics and Phil Collins, but especially by Cliff Richard.
At 18, he left home, moved to London and worked as a male model in the ' Pineapple Dance Studios '. There he was selected by the Italian label Baby Records, the title of USSR to sing, which should be one of the most successful 1986 Italo - disco hits. In Germany, published at ZYX Music song placed at No. 23, in Switzerland even at position 6
By 1990 Eddy Huntington published several singles, of which only Up & Down reached a hit parade listing in Germany. Then he left the music business and became a teacher. He worked at the Eldon Grove Primary School in Hartlepool and gave way acting and singing lessons. With his wife, Huntington moved to Thailand for 2 years to teach there at the Bangkok Patana School. When his youngest son was born, the family returned to England, where he was deputy head of a primary school.
2005 the British returned for a short time back to the stage. He stepped next to Chris Norman, Bonnie Tyler, Alphaville, Sabrina Salerno, Mike Mareen, Righeira, Savage and other artists on the 80 -year concerts ( Discoteka '80s ) on in Moscow and Saint Petersburg. 2009 was Love for Russia a new single by Eddy Huntington commercially.