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Item specifics

Condition
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UPC
5055300382719
EAN
5055300382719
Artist
Mott/Mott the Hoople
Format
CD
Producer
Mott
Release Year
1975
Record Label
Rock Candy
Release Title
Drive on
Genre
Rock
Run Time
46 Mins 35 Seconds

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Product Identifiers

Producer
Mott
Record Label
Rock Candy
UPC
5055300382719
eBay Product ID (ePID)
12050146729

Product Key Features

Release Year
1975
Format
CD
Genre
Rock
Run Time
46 Mins 35 Seconds
Artist
Mott/Mott the Hoople
Release Title
Drive on

Additional Product Features

Distribution
Redeye Music Distribution
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Number of Discs
1
Engineer
Ron Fawcus; Geoff Emerick; Alan Harris
Additional information
Personnel: Ray Major, Nigel Benjamin (vocals, guitar); Morgan Fisher (vocals, piano, synthesizer); Overend Watts (vocals, bass guitar); Dale "Buffin" Griffin (vocals, drums). Audio Remasterer: Jon Astley. Liner Note Authors: Campbell Devine; Derek Oliver; Joe Elliott . Recording information: Clearwell Castle, Gloucestershire, England (05/23/1975-06/09/1975). Director: Mott. Photographers: Peter Lavery; Mike Putland. Arranger: Mott. Few bands have a sadder coda than Mott the Hoople. Top of their game for three glorious years, one of the U.K.'s best-loved bands for six, the group should have come to a grinding halt the moment frontman Ian Hunter walked out. They'd lost key members before, of course: organist Verden Allen, who composed one of the finest songs in the band's entire repertoire, the churning "Soft Ground"; guitarists Mick Ralphs and Ariel Bender, both of whom drove the group to distinctly different, but similarly spellbinding peaks during their years of lieutenanthood. But Hunter was different. Not only did he sing the majority of the songs, he wrote them as well, while his public image -- long fizzy hair, omnipresent shades -- was so universally well-known that, to many onlookers (the staunchest fans included), he WAS Mott the Hoople. Rhythm section Overend Watts and Bufin, and latter-day keyboard player Morgan Fisher felt otherwise. Recruiting two unknowns to fill the void (guitarist Mick Ronson departed with Hunter) and abbreviating the band name to its most recognizable syllable, the trio began work on a new album almost immediately -- and one still wonders what was really going on in their minds. Of the five, only Watts had any songwriting experience to call upon; indeed, his "Born Late 58" was one of the highlights of 1974's The Hoople album. But any hopes that he might blossom à la an ex-Beatles George Harrison, or post-Vince Clarke Martin Gore were soon to crumble. The best songs (the first 45, "Monte Carlo," the driving "It Takes One to Know One") have absolutely nothing to do with the Hoopling of old; the worst (pretty much the rest of the record) are those which admit that fact. Mott emerged a dour, dry little record, its contents content to scour the rockiest edges of the old band's charm, but with none of the humor, none of the élan, and certainly none of the temperamental flash which made the original band so special. And to think, this was only their first album. ~ Dave Thompson
Number of Audio Channels
Stereo

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