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Hunter made the cut and became part of Mitch Ryder's new band Detroit. There Hunter met and formed a long-time professional association with producer Bob Ezrin. Detroit released one self-titled album on Paramount Records. They had a hit with a cover of Lou Reed's "Rock & Roll". Reed was so impressed with Hunter's arrangement and performance on ...
8 mars 2024 · Steve “The Deacon” Hunter was a guitarist for the Mitch Ryder-fronted band Detroit, Alice Cooper, Aerosmith and more. He released a solo album, “The Deacon Speaks,” in Feb.. (Photo courtesy of...
That is how Steve Hunter found himself on Lou's 'Berlin' album. On this 2021 version, Steve plays rhythm and lead. He takes the first solo and Joe Bonamassa takes the second solo.
In 1971, John “Polar Bear” Sauter called Steve Hunter, asking him to join Mitch Ryder’s band, Detroit. Soon, the 22-year-old guitarist was loading his little blue Datsun fastback and leaving his hometown of Decatur, Illinois, headed north and east to the Motor City.
Detroit was Steve Hunter's first professional album recording. He remembers receiving a call from his bass playing friend John Sauter, John, who was playing with Mitch Ryder at the time, told Steve that Mitch was auditioning guitar players and that Steve should go for it.
Steve "The Deacon" Hunter was born in 1948 in Decatur, Illinois, starting his professional career as a member of Mitch Ryder's Detroit in 1971, his guitar sound redesigning the Lou Reed classic…. Read Full Biography.
Stephen John Hunter (born June 14, 1948) is an American guitarist. He commenced his professional music career when his friend, John Sauter, invited him to the new rock group Detroit.
