Ian Hunter - Overnight Angels - CD
Ian Hunter - Overnight Angels - CD
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1 CD - UK remaster on Rock Candy
Ian Hunter is unquestionably amongst the elite of British rock. As the leader of Mott The Hoople, his style, voice and song writing ability helped the band into the charts on both sides of the Atlantic and also secured him the respect and admiration of fellow musicians across the spectrum, from pop to rock.
"Overnight Angels" was Ian's third solo album post-Mott The Hoople, recorded with the intent to silence critics that he'd gone "soft" on his previous solo album.
Enlisting the heavy-duty firepower of producer Roy Thomas Baker (Queen, Foreigner, Free) and recruiting new band members, including lauded guitarist Earl Slick, Foreigner drummer Dennis Elliott (Curly Smith actually plays on the album), Sparks member Peter Oxendale on keyboards and former Chicken Shack bassist Rob Rawlinson, the results are spectacular, conjuring up a variety of styles but always heavy via the robust production values of Baker and his engineer Gary Lyons.
Ian Hunter is unquestionably amongst the elite of British rock. As the leader of Mott The Hoople, his style, voice and song writing ability helped the band into the charts on both sides of the Atlantic and also secured him the respect and admiration of fellow musicians across the spectrum, from pop to rock.
"Overnight Angels" was Ian's third solo album post-Mott The Hoople, recorded with the intent to silence critics that he'd gone "soft" on his previous solo album.
Enlisting the heavy-duty firepower of producer Roy Thomas Baker (Queen, Foreigner, Free) and recruiting new band members, including lauded guitarist Earl Slick, Foreigner drummer Dennis Elliott (Curly Smith actually plays on the album), Sparks member Peter Oxendale on keyboards and former Chicken Shack bassist Rob Rawlinson, the results are spectacular, conjuring up a variety of styles but always heavy via the robust production values of Baker and his engineer Gary Lyons.