Biography

While most rock fans remember Mott The Hoople as a thriving early-'70s glam band, they were also one of the first British bands to serve as a mouthpiece for the working class (predating both The Sex Pistols and The Clash by several years). Led by singer Ian Hunter and future Bad Company guitarist Mick Ralphs, Mott could rock out and pose with the best of 'em.

Top Tracks

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• All The Way From Memphis

• All The Way To Memphis

• All The Young Dudes

• American Pie

• Angel Of Eighth Avenue

• At The Crossroads

• Ballad Of Mott The Hoople (26th March 1972, Zürich)

• Born Late '58

• By Tonight

• Cleveland Rocks

• Crash Street Kidds

• Death May Be Your Santa Claus

• Drivin' Sister

• Honaloochie Boogie

• Hymn For The Dudes

• I Wish I Was Your Mother

• Jerkin' Crocus

• Just Another Night

• Laugh At Me

• Marionette

• Once Bitten Twice Shy

• One Of The Boys

• Original Mixed-up Kid

• Ready For Love

• Ready For Love/after Lights

• Rock & Roll Queen

• Rock And Roll Queen

• Roll Away The Stone

• Roll Away The Stone/sweet Jane

• Saturday Gigs

• She Does It

• Sucker

• Sweet Angeline

• Sweet Jane

• The Golden Age Of Rock & Roll

• The Golden Age Of Rock 'n' Roll

• The Golden Age Of Rock N' Roll

• The Original Mixed-up Kid

• Thunderbuck Ram

• Walkin' With A Mountain

• Walking With A Mountain

• Waterlow

• When My Mind's Gone

• Whiskey Women

• Whisky Women

• Whizz Kid

• Your Own Backyard

Discography

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• Live Fillmore West: San Francisco

  Angel Air Records

  2006

• Rock 'n' Roll Circus: Live Wolverhampton Civic Hall, 6th April 1972

  Angel Air Records

  2000

• Shouting and Pointing

  Sony Music Distribution

  1976

• Drive On

  Wounded Bird Records

  1975

• Live

  Columbia

  1974

• The Hoople

  Columbia

  1974

• Wildlife

  Atlantic

  1971

• Brain Capers

  Atlantic

  1971

• Mott the Hoople

  Atlantic

  1969