Alain Whyte - Definition

Alain Whyte (born 3 July, 1967) is a guitarist who has worked with Morrissey since 1991. (He is English and his name is pronounced "AL-an", not "a-LAIN" in the French fashion.)

He writes the musical portion of many of Morrissey's songs. These include:

• "Glamorous Glue" (Your Arsenal)
• "Certain People I Know" (Your Arsenal)
• "We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful" (Your Arsenal)
• "Tomorrow" (Your Arsenal)
• "Hold on to Your Friends" (Vauxhall and I)
• "Do Your Best and Don't Worry" (Southpaw Grammar)
• "Alma Matters" (Maladjusted)
• "Irish Blood, English Heart" (You Are the Quarry)
• "First of the Gang to Die" (You Are the Quarry)
• "Sunny" (My Early Burglary Years)

Whyte has also performed in the bands Born Bad, The Memphis Sinners, and Johnny Panic.

External link

• http://www.morrisseytour.com/

• http://www.alain-whyte.com