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Hunter played with Alice between 'Welcome To My Nightmare' and 'From The Inside', both live and on album. He can also be heard on 'Billion Dollar Babies'. Hunter was also a favourite of Producer Bob Ezrin who often used on various project he worked on. In March 2011 it was announced that Steve was rejoiing the Alice Cooper touring band, having played on the then forthcoming 'Welcome 2 My Nightmare' album. Steve "The Deacon" Hunter, born 1948 in Decatur, Illinois, is an American guitarist best known for his collaborations with Lou Reed and Alice Cooper. He first played with Mitch Ryder's Detroit, beginning a long association with record producer Bob Ezrin. In the 1970s, he appeared on five Alice Cooper albums, four of which were produced by Ezrin. In 1973, he was on the final two albums recorded by the Alice Cooper group, 'Billion Dollar Babies' and 'Muscle of Love'. When Alice Cooper became a solo artist, Hunter followed and appeared on the 1975 groundbreaking album and live show 'Welcome to My Nightmare' alongside guitarist Dick Wagner, with whom Hunter had already formed a formidable guitar team, as can be heard on the Lou Reed live album 'Rock 'n' Roll Animal' and further demonstrated on the film 'Welcome To My Nightmare', released on home video in 1976 featuring the celebrated guitar battle between Hunter and Wagner that formed part of the Alice Cooper 1975 live show. He and Wagner also played on Peter Gabriel's self-titled first solo album, which was likewise produced by Ezrin, in 1977. His first collaboration with Lou Reed was for the Berlin album. He also played in the live band captured on Reed's live albums, the aforementioned 'Rock 'n' Roll Animal and 'Lou Reed Live'. Reed and Hunter are currently working on a new live version of 'Berlin'. Other artists Hunter has worked with include David Lee Roth (in the mid-1990s) and Tracy Chapman. He also contributed music to and is featured on the soundtrack of the film 'The Rose', starring Bette Midler.
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