Hank DeVito is an American musician and songwriter. In addition to his recordings with Emmylou Harris and the Hot Band and the Notorious Cherry Bombs, he has been featured as a performer and composer on many albums by other artists. As a member of New York Rock and Roll Ensemble 1971: Roll Over (Columbia) 1973: New York Rock (Atco) With Emmylou Harris 1976: Elite Hotel (Warner Bros.) 1977: Luxury Liner (Warner Bros.) 1978: Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town (Warner Bros.) 1979: Blue Kentucky Girl (Warner Bros.) 1979: Light of the Stable (Warner Bros.) 1980: Roses in the Snow (Warner Bros.) 1981: Cimarron (Warner Bros.) 1981: Evangeline (Warner Bros.) 1983: White Shoes (Warner Bros.) 1985: The Ballad of Sally Rose (Warner Bros.) As a member of the Notorious Cherry Bombs 2004: The Notorious Cherry Bombs (Universal South) As composer 1979 - 1982 1979: Waylon Jennings – What Goes Around Comes Around (RCA Victor) – track 10, "Old Love, New Eyes" (co-written with Rodney Crowell) 1979: Dave Edmunds – Repeat When Necessary (Swan Song) – track 4, "Sweet Little Lisa" (co-written with Donivan Cowart and Martin Cowart); track 6, "Queen of Hearts" 1980: Rodney Crowell – But What Will the Neighbors Think (Warner Bros.) – track 8, "Queen of Hearts" 1981: Dave Edmunds – Twangin... (Swan Song) – track 6, "Cheap Talk, Patter and Jive" (co-written with Donivan Cowart) 1981: Emmylou Harris – Cimarron (Warner Bros.) – track 10, "Tennessee Rose" (co-written with Karen Brooks) 1981: Rosanne Cash – Seven Year Ache (Columbia) – track 10, "I Can't Resist" (co-written with Rodney Crowell) 1981: Rodney Crowell – Rodney Crowell (Warner Bros.) – track 6, "Only Two Hearts" and track 8, "All You've Got to Do" (both co-written with Crowell) 1981: Juice Newton – Juice (Capitol) – track 4, "Queen of Hearts" 1982: Albert Lee – Albert Lee (Polydor) – track 1, "Sweet Little Lisa"; track 3, "On the Boulevard"; track 4, "The Best I Can" (co-written with Emory Gordy Jr. and Rodney Crowell); track 5, "Rock 'N' Roll Man" 1982: Sandy Posey – Tennessee Rose (51 West) – track 2, "Tennessee Rose" (co-written with Karen Brooks) 1983 - present 1983: Sissy Spacek – Hangin' Up My Heart (Atlantic) – track 1, "Hangin' Up My Heart" 1983: Larry Willoughby – Building Bridges (Atlantic) – track 2, "Building Bridges" (co-written with Willoughby); track 10, "Sweet Little Lisa" (co-written with Donivan Cowart and