This discography lists Ian Hunter's sessions, guest appearances, and contributions to various artist collections. None of these releases are available from this site, and we do not know if they are still in print or where they may be available.
| Tracie Hunter: Vasilisa (2011) |
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Ian Hunter sings backing vocals on the song 'Junkman', a duet by Tracie Hunter and Joe Elliott. The song was originally released in 1979 by Genya Ravan, as a duet with Ian Hunter.
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| Rick Tedesco: A Light In The Attic (2011) |
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Ian Hunter plays organ on the song 'Night Is Coming'. Rick Tedesco is a friend of Ian's and appeared on Ian's Rant, Shrunken Heads, and Man Overboard albums.
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| Alejandro Escovedo: Street Songs Of Love (2010) |
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Ian Hunter sings a verse and backing vocals on the song 'Down In The Bowery'.
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| Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez: The Deep End (2009) |
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Ian contributes a duet vocal to the opening track 'There Ain't No Cure', and harmony vocals to the title track 'The Deep End'. Andy York co-produced the album and plays on most tracks.
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| Rich Pagano & the Sugarcane Cups (2009) |
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Ian contributes vocals to 'Whiskey, Pills, Pornography'. Drummer Rich Pagano can often be found working with members of the Rant Band, and he co-produced, recorded, mixed, and engineered the Rant album.
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| Amy Speace: The Killer In Me (2008) |
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Ian contributes harmony vocals to 'The Killer In Me' and 'I Met My Love'. Rant Band member James Mastro produced the album.
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| Dennis Dunaway Project: Bones From The Yard (2006) |
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Ian Hunter contributed background vocals and piano to 'Me and My Boys', piano to 'Little Kid', background vocals and handclaps to 'Satan's Sister', and theremin to 'Subway'. Rick Tedesco of the Guitar Hangar was the guitarist and vocalist for this band formed by Alice Cooper bassist Dennis Dunaway.
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| Ozzy Osborne: Under Cover (2005) |
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When Ozzy decided to record 'All The Young Dudes' for his Under Cover album, he asked Ian to sing it with him. James Mastro plays on the track as well.
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| Various: KGSR Broadcasts Volume 13 (2005) |
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This compilation album containing highlights of live radio broadcasts by radio station KGSR. Ian Hunter's performance of 'Wash Us Away' from the 2005 South By Southwest Festival is included on the album. The song was taken from a broadcast of Ian's set from the Town Lake Stage in Austin TX on 18 March 2005.
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| Various: Por Vida (2004) |
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Ian Hunter and members of the Rant Band contribute a cover version of Alejandro Escovedo's 'One More Time' to this benefit album. The album was issued to raise money to help Alejandro with his medical bills after an illness.
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| Martin's Folly: From Hope (2003) |
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Ian Hunter sings a couple verses on their cover version of 'I Wish I Was Your Mother', and Steve Holley plays percussion. Coincidentally, Rant Band member Paul Page was a member of the group at the time.
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| Ringo Starr: Extended Versions - The Encore Collection (2003) |
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A second disc of live material that did not appear on the previous All Starr Band CD. The cover lists Ian's song as 'Still Love Rock 'n' Roll', but the CD actually contains 'Irene Wilde'.
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| Ringo Starr: Ringo Starr & His New All Starr Band (2002) |
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This is a live album recorded on the 2001 tour by Ringo Starr's All Starr Band, of which Ian Hunter was a member. It includes Ian Hunter singing 'All The Young Dudes' with the All Starr Band - Ringo, Sheila E., Roger Hodgson, Howard Jones, and Greg Lake.
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| Various: Live at The World Cafe - The Next Decade (2002) |
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This is a compilation of live-in-the-studio tracks taken from the World Cafe radio show. It includes a 2001 acoustic version of 'Once Bitten, Twice Shy' culled from Ian's appearance on the World Cafe program.
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| Various: Rick Derringer & Friends (1998) |
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This 1983 concert was a benefit for Rick Derringer, to help replace his equipment after it was stolen. Originally recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour radio show, it was issued commercially in 1998. The released version includes Ian Hunter performing 'Just Another Night' and 'All The Young Dudes'.
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| Various: Mick Ronson Memorial Concert (1997) |
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Several different version of this 1993 concert have been released, as either a two or three disc set. All of the versions include Ian Hunter performing 'Once Bitten Twice Shy', 'Resurrection Mary', 'Michael Picasso', and 'All The Young Dudes'.
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| Mick Ronson: Heaven & Hull (1993) |
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Ian Hunter contributed vocals to 'Take a Long Line'. The album also includes Ian and Mick performing 'All The Young Dudes' with David Bowie at the Freddy Mercury tribute.
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| Def Leppard: Retro-Active (1993) |
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Ian Hunter contributed a piano intro to a new version of 'Ride Into The Sun' especially created for the Retro-Active collection. The song was the first track on Def Leppard's very first EP, and was later re-recorded as a B-side to a single on the Hysteria album. For Retro-Active, the re-recording was edited, replacing Rick Allen's drum intro with an Ian Hunter piano intro.
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| Michael Monroe: Not Fakin' It (1989) |
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On Michael Monroe's second solo album, Ian Hunter contributed piano to 'She's No Angel'.
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