Mott The Hoople – A Tale of Two Cities 1971-1972 (2CD Snapper Music 2000) Lossless

Band Mott The Hoople
Info: UK
Info: A Tale of Two Cities
Style: Hard Rock/Glam-Rock
Years: 2000
Info: Lossless/APE (image+cue, scans)
Rip By: neko-sama/TheWarrior
Info: 726 Mb

Tracklist:

CD1 - Live at Stochkolm, Sweden 1971
01 Long Red (Norman Landsberg /F.Pappalardi /J.Ventura /L.West) 4:23
02 The Original Mixed-Up Kid (Ian Hunter) 4:36
03 Walkin' with a Mountain (Ian Hunter) 7:08
04 Laugh at Me (Sonny Bono) 5:46
05 Thunderbuck Ram (Mick Ralphs) 5:06
06 Keep a Knockin' (Little Richard) 7:20
CD2 - Live at Philadelphia, USA 1972
01 Introduction -- Jupiter (From The Planets, Op. 82) (Gustav Holst) 3:29
02 Jerkin' Crocus (Ian Hunter) 4:26
03 Sucker (Ian Hunter / Mick Ralphs / Pete Watts) 5:53
04 Hymn for the Dudes (Verden Allen / Ian Hunter) 6:14
05 Ready for Love/After Lights (Mick Ralphs) 12:49
06 Sweet Jane (Lou Reed) 6:00
07 Sea Diver (Ian Hunter) 3:29
08 Sweet Angeline (Ian Hunter) 6:36
09 One of the Boys (Ian Hunter / Mick Ralphs) 7:05
10 Midnight Lady (Ian Hunter / Mick Ralphs) 6:56
11 All the Young Dudes (David Bowie) 4:02
12 Honky Tonk Women (Mick Jagger / Keith Richards) 8:44

Members (Past Members):

Pete Overend Watts / Dale Griffin / Ian Hunter / Mick Ralphs / Verden Allen Morgan Fisher / Mick Bolton / Ariel Bender / Mick Ronson

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A Tale Of Two Cities von Mott the Hoople (2000) (CD) und weitere Mott the Hoople Alben jetzt bequem und günstig bestellen bei recordsale.Mott the Hoople war eine englische Rockband rund um den ausdrucksstarken Singer/Songwriter/Pianisten <K>Ian Hunter</K>, der sich (nach Auflösung der Gruppe) Mitte/Ende der 1970er mit einigen Solo-Alben for ...

The rock band Mott the Hoople have released seven studio albums, nine live albums, thirteen compilation albums and 15 singles.

Disc 2 Recorded and Mixed live at The Tower Theatre, Philadelphia, USA, 29th November 1972. Disc 2 has an introduction: Jupiter (from The Planets, OP.32, by Gustav Holst) with additions by Overend Watts - this is not numbered in the tracklist.

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