Hugh Harris
Background information
Born	1965 England
Genre(s)	Pop Rock
Instrument(s)	Vocals, Piano
Years active	1989 – present

Hugh Harris (born 1965) is an English musician most known for his song "Rhythm Of Life" for the film Uncle Buck. The song is taken from his 1989 album "Words for Our Years". His first album did get good reviews and he was compared to Prince, Terence Trent D'arby and Tracy Chapman[1], however the album seemed to be largely ignored by the public and he disappeared from the music business. Then Hugh emerged in 2006 to release a new album, Alice. In the late 80's and early 90's, Hugh was in a relationship with Irish singer Sinead O'Connor.[2]

Discography

Studio Albums

• 1989: Words for Our Years

Track Listing

1. Alice 03:29
2. Love Kicks 04:16
3. Mr Woman Loves Mrs Man 04:45
4. Woke up Laughing 03:20
5. Rhythm of Life 06:38
6. Helen Highwater 03:49
7. Music Lies Bleeding (But Still Lives On) 04:29
8. Home Sweet Home 04:46
9. Twilight Session 03:37
10. Her Engine Froze 03:56

• 2006: Alice (Hugh Harris album)

External Links

• AOL Music
• ARTIST direct
• iSOUND
• New York Times Review