Mott The Hoople
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By Rob Hughes Published
Roll Away The Stone was such an obvious hit The Hollies tried to steal it sway, but it was effectively Mott The Hoople's final chartbuster

By David Quantick Published
Mott The Hoople's David Bowie produced 1972 classic receives the now traditional 50th Anniversary remastered makeover (with bonus tracks)

By Paul Brannigan Published
Thanks to All The Young Dudes, the names of David Bowie and Ian Hunter will forever be linked. But Mott The Hoople's former frontman says the pair were never friends

By Classic Rock Magazine Last updated
1973 was the year the Skynyrd arrived, Led Zeppelin showed chinks in their armour, and Tubular Bells and Dark Side Of The Moon began their route to world domination

By Classic Rock Magazine Published
Buying guide An antidote to the grim and the grey of early 70s Britain, glam rock offered glitz, glitter, glamour and a path away from the drab, denim-decked norm. These are the albums you need

By Classic Rock Magazine Last updated
In 1972 prog rock starts to take hold, but not before Bowie produces possibly his most iconic recording and the Stones regress into murky, blues-infested waters. These are the year's best albums

By Fraser Lewry Published
Doctors order Ian Hunter to cease touring until a "severe" case of tinnitus subsides

By Scott Munro Published
Def Leppard played four classic tracks at the weekend ceremony, before leading an all-star jam through Mott The Hoople's All The Young Dudes with Ian Hunter
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