Name: The Golden Age Of Rock'N Roll
Brand: Mott The Hoople

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2019-11-22

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Mott The Hoople

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Madfish

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Rock-Pop

Madfish is an alternative label established in 2009, specializing in Rock & Progressive genre. It is a division of Snapper Music plc and is also known as Mad Fish and Madfish. With its focus on these genres, Madfish has become a go-to destination for music lovers looking for unique and cutting-edge sounds. As part of the Snapper Music family, Madfish brings together a diverse range of artists and releases that are sure to captivate fans of rock and progressive music.

Mott The Hoople was a British rock band that was active from 1969 until 1974, with occasional reunions starting in 2009. The classic era of the band included members Ian Hunter on vocals and guitar, Mick Ralphs on guitar, Verden Allen on keyboards, Peter "Overend" Watts on bass, and Dale "Buffin" Griffin on drums.
After Ian Hunter left in 1974, two follow-on bands were formed: one from 1974 to 1976 and another from 1977 to 1980. During the period of 1974-76, releases without Hunter are credited to [a2999630]. Additionally, an unofficial or "fake" band recorded Mott The Hoople tracks around 1996/7 under [a6998971].
Mott The Hoople's music is often associated with artists such as Mick Ronson, Marc Bolan, Faces, Slade, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, T. Rex, Dr. Feelgood, Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel, Humble Pie and more. With their influential sound and iconic lineup during their prime years of activity in the early '70s.

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Live on Broadway 1974 is the original recorded in-concert finale from Mott the Hoople. Touring the USA to promote their new hit records The Golden Age of Rock N Roll and The Hoople and parading the classics All the Young Dudes, All the Way from Memphis and Roll Away the Stone the group was soaring. In May 74, Mott the Hoople became the first rock band to sell out a week of concerts in New Yorks theatreland, when they stormed The Uris on Broadway. Recorded for live audio, but sadly not captured on film, five Broadway songs would be edited and merged with Motts 1973 Hammersmith Odeon tapes to create a truncated LP Mott the Hoople Live their last CBS album release. Journalist Ben Edmonds enthusiastically described Motts shows at The Uris, where, the ghost of Broadway tradition exchanged its top hat and tails for a pair of shades and a week-long electric seizure. The Brits rocking residency created several spectacular U.S. headlines including: HOOPLA HITS BROADWAY (Record World), Rock Invades the Great White Way (Performance), What Rock n Roll is all About (Scene) and Hoople Whoop De Do on Broadway (Circus). The New York Times wrote: Mott the Hoople arrived on Broadway Tuesday night for the first of six shows, the first hard rock group ever to appear there, and the Uris Theatre will probably never be the same again. Apart from the cigarette burns in the rugs and spilled drinks stains on the floor, the overwhelming volume of the music must somehow stick in the theatres walls, deafening mere unamplified speech and song forever.

The Golden Age Of Rock'N Roll

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