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Neil Tennant Net Worth
How Much money Neil Tennant has? For this question we spent 25 hours on research (Wikipedia, Youtube, we read books in libraries, etc) to review the post.
The main source of income: Musicians
Total Net Worth at the moment 2024 year – is about $203,7 Million.
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Neil Tennant information Birth date: July 10, 1954 Birth place: North Shields, Tyne-and-Wear, England, UK Height:5 10? (1.79 m) Profession:Soundtrack, Music Department, Composer
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How tall is Neil Tennant – 1,73m.
How much weight is Neil Tennant – 79kg
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Biography,Early lifeNeil Francis Tennant was born in North Shields, a fishing port near Newcastle upon Tyne to William W. Tennant (1923–2009), a sales representative, and Sheila M. (Watson) Tennant (1923–2008). He has an older sister, Susan, and two younger brothers, Simon and Philip. The family moved to a semi-detached house in Greenfield Road (opposite the corner of South Bend), Brunton Park, a relatively affluent suburb in Newcastle, shortly after Neil was born.As a child, Tennant attended St. Cuthberts Grammar School, an all-boys Catholic school in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. Tennants songs This Must Be the Place I Waited Years to Leave and Its a Sin refer to his early life in Catholic school and the strict upbringing there.[citation needed]While at school, Tennant played guitar and cello. At age sixteen, he played in a folk music group called Dust, whose most popular song was called Can You Hear the Dawn Break?. They were heavily influenced by The Incredible String Band. During his teenage years, he was a member of the youth theatre at the Peoples Theatre, Newcastle upon Tyne.Early careerIn 1975, having completed a degree in history at North London Polytechnic (now London Metropolitan University), Tennant worked for two years as London editor for Marvel UK, the UK branch of Marvel Comics. He was responsible for anglicising the dialogue of Marvels catalogue to suit British readers, and for indicating where women needed to be redrawn for the British editions. He also wrote occasional features for the comics, including interviews with pop stars Marc Bolan and Alex Harvey. In 1977, he moved to Macdonald Educational Publishing where he edited The Dairy Book Of Home Management and various illustrated books about cookery, playing the guitar, and other home interests. Then he moved to ITV Books where he edited TV tie-in books. After having commissioned Steve Bush, then the designer of Smash Hits and The Face, to design a book about the group Madness, he was offered a job at Smash Hits as news editor of the British teen pop magazine in 1982. The following year he became Assistant Editor. He also edited the 1982, 1983 and 1984 editions of The Smash Hits Yearbook.At Smash Hits, an opportunity arose for him to go to New York to interview The Police. While there, Tennant arranged to meet Bobby Orlando, a producer whom both he and Lowe admired. Tennant mentioned that he was writing songs in his spare time and Orlando agreed to record some tracks with him and Lowe at a later date. Orlando subsequently produced the Pet Shop Boys first single, West End Girls.Pet Shop BoysMain article: Pet Shop BoysSolo appearancesAlongside his work with Chris Lowe as Pet Shop Boys, Tennant has worked on several side projects including:In 2014, Tennant provided vocal on Were You There by Diamond Version.In 2008, Tennants vocals featured in The Killers Christmas song Joseph, Better You Than Me alongside Brandon Flowers and Elton John.In 2007, Tennant co-produced Rufus Wainwrights album Release the Stars.In June 2006, Tennant provided backing vocals on Throw by DJ Fresh.In 2005, Tennant provided lyrics and sang on the track Tranquilizer by DJ Tom Stephan (a.k.a. Superchumbo). Under numerous guises and aliases, Stephan had previously remixed Pet Shop Boys tracks such as Paninaro 95, Minimal, New York City boy and Sexy Northerner.In 1998, along with Neil Hannon of The Divine Comedy, Tennant sang backing vocals on the Robbie Williams single No Regrets.In April 1996, Tennants vocals were featured on two live recordings by the British group Suede that were released as b-sides to their single Filmstar. One track was a cover of the Pet Shop Boys track Rent, while the second was a duet with Suede singer Brett Anderson on the Suede song Saturday Night.He worked with Electronic. Tennant sang backing vocals on their first single Getting Away With It in 1989, while taking lead vocals on the 1992 single Disappointed. Along with Lowe, he wrote and appeared on the Electronic album track Patience of a Saint, on which he shared lead vocals with Bernard Sumner.
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