Hank DeVito
Hank DeVito is a pedal steel guitarist and songwriter who helped define the country-rock sound of the 1970s as an original member of Emmylou Harris's Hot Band. Beyond his playing, he wrote “Queen of Hearts,” a major pop hit for Juice Newton, and penned songs cut by Rosanne Cash and others.
- An original member of Emmylou Harris's Hot Band, which debuted in 1975 alongside James Burton and Rodney Crowell.
- Wrote “Queen of Hearts,” first cut by Dave Edmunds and later a #2 pop hit for Juice Newton in 1981.
- Co-wrote “If You Change Your Mind,” a #1 country single for Rosanne Cash from King's Record Shop.
- Wrote “Blue Side of Town,” recorded by Patty Loveless.
- A member of the Cherry Bombs with Vince Gill, Tony Brown, and Rodney Crowell.
- A longtime session player whose credits span Ricky Skaggs to George Strait.
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Ricky SkaggsPlayed on recordings with Ricky Skaggs
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Emmylou HarrisPlayed on recording with Emmylou Harris