The Hunters

There are (at least) four groups using the name The Hunters. 1. The Hunters is a beatband that was active during 1965-1968. They became popular after recording The Byrds' song Mr. Tambouriune Man. More famous became the band after releasing Russian Spy and I, which was written by Jan Akkerman. They re-released this song several times. When The Hunters broke up, Jan went to Brainbox. 2. The Hunters is an electronic audiovisual trio based in Tokyo Japan.

1. The Hunters is a beatband that was active during 1965-1968. They became popular after recording The Byrds' song Mr. Tambouriune Man. More famous became the band after releasing Russian Spy and I, which was written by Jan Akkerman. They re-released this song several times. When The Hunters broke up, Jan went to Brainbox.

2. The Hunters is an electronic audiovisual trio based in Tokyo Japan.

3. The Hunters is a Quebec City-based punk rock four-piece, active since 2006.

4. The Hunters is a different name of Scorpions. Band released their "Fuchs geh' voran" single under this name. Klaus Meine sings both songs in German and Uli Roth orchestrates killer guitar solos as usual for this era.