Huey Lewis is an American singer-songwriter, originally from New York City who has an estimated net worth of $20 million dollars. Huey Lewis played in several bands after dropping out of college his junior year. His band, "Huey Lewis and the News" was one of the most popular musical groups of the 1980s. The band's 1983 album "sports" sold over 10 million albums worldwide making it one of the most popular pop albums ever. Sports featured four top ten hit songs and would go on to be the second best album of 1984, behind Michael Jackson's Thriller. Huey Lewis and the News' next album "Fore!" was another multi-platinum release. "Fore!" contained five top 10 singles and was number one on the Billboard charts. Arguably, the bands most famous song was "Power of Love" which was featured prominently throughout the blockbuster movie Back to the Future. Huey Lewis is also an actor who has appeared in movies like "Duets" with Gweneth Paltrow, "Short Cuts" and "Sphere". He also made a brief cameo in the first Back to the Future movie as a band audition judge. In the movie, Marty plays an early version of "Power of Love" for his audition. But Lewis, as the judge, cuts Marty off early into the audition with the the famous line "You're just too darn loud". Huey Lewis is still very popular today, touring internationally throughout the year.

Huey Lewis on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.
The new video vignette shows off Rock Band 3 keyboard gameplay from tracks by Huey Lewis and The News, Ida Maria, Tears for Fears and Them Crooked ...
Huey Lewis - The Power Of Love [minus the full opening]
Official video of Huey Lewis and The News's I Want A New Drug from the album Sports. Buy ...
