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All American Alien Boy is the second solo album of Ian Hunter. Because of management issues, Mick Ronson wouldn't appear on this album. Instead, he brought in Chris Stainton in order to act as balancing force in the studio. Unlike his previous album, the album didn't feature any of his trademark rockers and he opted for a more jazzy direction.
In 2006, the album was reissued with several bonus tracks.
Personnel:
* Ian Hunter: Lead vocals, Rhythm guitar, Piano, Backing vocals
* Chris Stainton: Piano, Organ, Mellotron, Bass guitar on "Restless Youth"
* Jaco Pastorius: Bass guitar
* Aynsley Dunbar: Drums
* Gerry Weens: Lead guitar
* David Sanborn: Alto Sax
* Dominic Cortese: Accordion
* Cornell Dupree: Guitar on "Letter to Brittania From the Union Jack"
* Don Alias: Congas
* Arnie Lawrence: Clarinet
* Dave Bargeron: Trombone
* Lewis Soloff: Trumpet
* Freddie Mercury: Backing vocals on "You Nearly Did Me In"
* Brian May: Backing vocals on "You Nearly Did Me In"
* Roger Taylor: Backing Vocals on "You Nearly Did Me In"
* Bob Segarini: Backing vocals
* Ann E. Sutton: Backing vocals
* Gail Kantor: Backing vocals
* Erin Dickens: Backing vocals
Comentarios
10 years ago
tootired76
Cumulus Media SUCKS!!!10 years ago
tootired76
Our bullshit radio stations here in the Twin Cities NEVER, EVER play great tunes like this!! They just play 12 minute commercial breaks in the morning commute!10 years ago
Michael Ogorodov
)))Well-known from 60's David Sanborn,because he play with Paul Butterfield Blues Band And with Gil Evans in 70's before his solo=albums10 years ago
rH0 jH0
FYI...little known saxophonist David Sanborn was on this album,as well as,D Bs Young Americans album...also hosted late 80's/early 90's Night Music tv show...10 years ago
ZILLA THRILLA
KILLER CUT JA COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO10 years ago
Terrance Fields
Awesome! Reminds me of what NYC was like for the first time.10 years ago
Rhino888S
Ian Hunter stated on his website that lead guitar was Jerry Weems. Mick Ronson was off somewhere with Dylan. Jerry was an exceptional player who never quite got the recognition. When Ronnie Montrose left the Edgar Winter Group, Jerry filled in before Rick Derringer. His guitar of preference during that time was a white Gibson SG.10 years ago
Tim Jones
I'd been listening to this song for about 15yrs. Then I did it, went to the Us. 20 yrs later I came back. That was a long holiday. Hunter is so right in his lyrics, its not funny. Love the US of A, thanks Mr Hunter.10 years ago
Peter Wesley Bastone
Restless Youth was a rocker and a pretty good one at that!10 years ago
Chris Kay
Haven't heard this song probably since 198011 years ago
vazmo14850
amazing Jaco!!!!11 years ago
Anthony Kirby
all american idiot boy!!!! lmao!11 years ago
Tim Jones
Brilliant album. Timeless.11 years ago
keven field
queen paid their repect to mott the hoople in their song now I am here,theres a line says down in the city to nite just hoople and me11 years ago
radlettblue
Remember the line from the Queen song "Now I'm Here" - "Down in the city; just Hoople & me"? References when Queen supported MtH.11 years ago
Mark Cardinale
This song rocks ! Love it !11 years ago
alex brown
great underrated song11 years ago
Rob edge
You are no slouch on the bass either though!11 years ago
Jack Redford
Man Jaco's bebop language is at its peak here!11 years ago
F. Fawzi
I heard this song and used Soundhound to purchase it off iTunes. Of course this was played on the radio but what I got from iTunes was a cleaned up version, no bass no piano heard so strong.... guess I'll have to rip from here and convert... DO NOT GET FROM iTUNES, YOU'LL GET SHAFTED.Videos Relacionados
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