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1. Peter Gabriel "Steve is a wonderful musician with great chops and a big ckonlounlampmillpewquaichorpanumlinomil.coinfo has a very individual style - free flowing and fluid. His playing on 'Solsbury Hill' was a real signature for the track , and it has always been a great pleasure working with him. " Steve Vai "The soulful notes that Steve Hunter plays have the perfect balance of fat warm tone, taste and .

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2. Jul 15,  · CD Preview: Steve Hunter's The Manhattan Blues Project Steve Hunter first made a name for himself as a member of Mitch Ryder's rough 'n' tumble early s band Detroit. As a literally unknown talent at the time, the young guitarist brought a new dimension to Ryder's sound, and while recording that band's self-titled debut album, Hunter.

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3. On 'The Manhattan Blues Project' you will hear Steve go back to his blues roots in his own unique way. You will hear string arrangements, vocal harmony arrangements, a burst of guitar shredding by the best in the world and echoes of The Beatles. This album was partly funded by Kickstarter supporters, Steve would like to thank them all once again.

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4. Steve Hunter - The Manhattan Blues Project; Click to enlarge. Steve Hunter - The Manhattan Blues Project. Your Price: $ Quantity.

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5. The Manhattan Blues Project is the fifth studio album by guitarist Steve Hunter. Released April 30th , this blues guitar album features instrumental interpretations of New York City.

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6. Steve Hunter version In April , an instrumental version of Solsbury Hill was included in guitar player Steve Hunter 's album The Manhattan Blues Project. Hunter had played on the original Peter Gabriel ( album) recording and he invited his friend and original Solsbury Hill bass player Tony Levin to play bass on the track.

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7. Steve Hunter – The Manhattan Blues Project Deaconrecords ckonlounlampmillpewquaichorpanumlinomil.coinfo Rating: A. Steve Hunter hit the rock scene in a big way, first with Lou Reed and later on with Alice Cooper circa Welcome to My Nightmare and Peter ckonlounlampmillpewquaichorpanumlinomil.coinfo, Hunter has released a guitar oriented album titled The Manhattan Blues Project that can only be described to six-string .

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8. Steve “the Deacon” Hunter’s The Manhattan Blues Project (Deaconrecords () is a superb and visionary exploration of the guitar that sets a mood and lends itself to repeated spins. Opening with “Prelude to the Blues” you can hear tender melodies from Alice Cooper’s “I Never Cry” slipping into the guitarlines while Wrd has a [ ].

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9. The two cover tunes include Steve's instrumental version of Peter Gabriel's 'Solsbury Hill', a song he had played the guitars on for the original album version in The second cover is from one of his favorite artists Marvin Gaye, 'What's Going On'.

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