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Mott the Hoople
Loosely coming together in 1966, Mott the Hoople was initially the result of a
union between two prominent bands from the borders of England and Wales: The
Soulents and The Buddies. They worked together under a series of different names
with varying line-ups until acclaimed producer Guy Stevens discovered them. Guy
Stevens signed them to the Island Records label but replaced singer Stan Tippins
with Ian Hunter and re-branded them as Mott the Hoople (the name came from the
title of a Willard Manus novel). Their self-titled debut album was recorded in a
week in 1969 and won them a ...
Sweet JaneMott the Hoople
All the Young Dudes
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All the Way From MemphisMott the Hoople
Live
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The Golden Age of Rock 'N' RollMott the Hoople
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Ballad of Mott the HoopleMott the Hoople
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Hymn for the DudesMott the Hoople
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Sweet JaneMott the Hoople
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