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Musik (cd), 2023, ℗2022

Musik (cd), 2023, ℗2022

Defiance part 1

Ian Hunter

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Latest edition,

Defiance(feat. Slash, Robert Trujillo)

4:07 min

Bed Of Roses(feat. Mike Campbell, Ringo Starr, Tony Shanahan)

5:22 min

No Hard Feelings(feat. Jeff Beck, Johnny Depp)

5:42 min

Pavlov's Dog(feat. Dean DeLeo, Robert DeLeo, Eric Kretz)

4:31 min

Don't Tread On Me(feat. Todd Rundgren)

3:52 min

Guernica(feat. Mike Campbell)

5:23 min

I Hate Hate

3:55 min

Angel(feat. Waddy Wachtel, Brad Whitford)

6:08 min

Kiss N' Make Up(feat. Billy Bob Thornton, Billy F. Gibbons)

2:56 min

This Is What I'm Here For(feat. Waddy Wachtel)

3:33 min

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Reviews (3)

Louder

2023

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David Quantick

2023

"Even the presence of a line-up of ridiculously famous star names, normally a bad sign (superstar contributors tend to act like a dead weight on albums, rather than a lift) doesn't detract from the sheer Ian Hunter-ness of Defiance. Celebrity pals including Ringo Starr, Todd Rundgren, Slash and the late Taylor Hawkins all lend their talents, but none of them overwhelm the songs or come anywhere near to standing in Hunter's light".

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American songwriter

2023

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Hal Horowitz

2023

"The performances smartly stick to rockers since the few ballads ("Guernica" and "No Hard Feelings"), while darkly tuneful, expose the limitations of Hunter's voice, now a shadow of his "All the Young Dudes" heyday. But give him credit for refusing to tweak it with electronic enhancers and writing some terrific tunes, which he attacks with more vigor than many a quarter of his age.".

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Glide magazine

d. 20. Apr. 2023

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Doug Collette

d. 20. Apr. 2023

"To be fair, it's difficult to create an atmosphere of intimacy when so many musicians aren't physically present but rather sending their recorded parts (...). Nevertheless, in one way or another across the ten tracks (on Sun Records, no less), Hunter lifts himself above the merely prosaic in the company of his (mostly) well-known guests. Consequently, the presence of the various contributors neither distracts nor detracts from Ian Hunter's own indomitable spirit".

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