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Greatest Hits

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"All The Young Dudes" was the song that grabbed me originally, just like anything by Bowie at this time. (1972)

But It wasn't long before I loved all the other songs just as much.

And Anyone called Ariel Bender in a band get's my attention, and of course Ian Hunter.

Plus:- you get two tracks more then the UK release.

(Sweet Jane, One For The Boys.)

What more temptation do you need?

1. All The Way From Memphis

2. Honaloochie Boogie

3. Hymn For The Dudes

4. Born Late '58

5. All The Young Dudes (Written by D Bowie no less!)

6. Roll Away The Stone

7. Ballad Of Mott The Hoople

8. Golden Age Of Rock 'n' Roll

9. Foxy Foxy

10. Saturday Gigs

11. Sweet Jane

12. One For The Boys

"Mott The Hoople Greatest Hits" A Must For Any Fan. Every Song On This Album Exceptional. A Timeless Classic. Mott Rocks!

As a recording artist myself, I can appreciate this glamour rockin' sockin' "Greatest Hits" album from Mott The Hoople. It has everything you could want in such a compilation. You have all the great songs that charted in the U.S. and Great Britain, including, their major hit, "All The Young Dudes". Mott showed that it not only could rock with the best of 'em, buy could also throw in a great ballad from time to time. What are you waiting for, get Mott The Hoople's "Greatest Hits", today at Amazon. You won't regret it!

It was nice prompt service & the merchandise was recieved as stated. Its nice to know that you can still get the older unusual peices of music out there.

I have always been a fan of Mott the Hoople and Ian Hunter. I needed this CD for my collection, it is a good addition for any Mott/Ian Hunter fan.

Thank you very much for the quick service & quality product. I will be sure to shop with your company again in the future and recommend you to anyone !

While the great titles are here,(...and an arguement could start here), Live Hoople is less tame.

Mott the Hopple has a killer video for the song on this CD on YouTube. It is "All the way to Memphis." The other song I wanted to own is "All the young Dudes." The rest of the songs are just pedestrian. DULL.