Mott the Hoople

Artist:  Mott The Hoople

Origin:  Herefordshire, England

Genre:  Hard Rock, Glam Rock, Proto-Punk

Original line-up:

Pete Overend Watts:  Bass, Vocals, Guitar

Ian Hunter:  Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Bass

Mick Ralphs:  Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards

Verden Allen:  Organ, Backing Vocals

Dale "Buffin" Griffin:  Drums, Backing Vocals

Mott The Hoople are an English Rock Band and are one of the great in the Rock & Roll history with strong R&B Roots, and Popular in the Glam Rock Era of the early to mid-1970, Hard Rock and voice of Bob Dylan's style, formed in 1969 by Pete Overend Watts (Bass, Guitar), Ian Hunter (Vocals, Guitar), Mick Ralph (Guitar), Verden Allen (Organ), and Dale Griffin (Drums).  They are probably best known for the song "All The Young Dudes", written for them by David Bowie in 1972.

Title:  No Wheels To Ride Grammy 1970 (2025)

Genre:  Hard Rock, Glam Rock, Proto-Punk

Label:  Rockin Bear Records

Rating:  ****

Format:  CD

Tracks:

 1.  Ohio (3:57)

 2.  No Wheels To Ride (8:40)

 3.  Walkin With A Mountain (7:02)

 4.  Long Red (4:05)

 5.  Thunderbuck Ram (4:47)

 6.  The Debt (4:38)

 7.  Rock And Roll Queen (4:41)

 8.  Keep Aknockin (9:02)

Personnel:

Pete Overend Watts:  Bass, Vocals, Guitar

Ian Hunter:  Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Bass

Mick Ralphs:  Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards

Verden Allen:  Organ, Backing Vocals

Dale "Buffin" Griffin:  Drums, Backing Vocals

No Wheels To Ride Grammy 1970 is a live by Mott The Hoople, released on September 5, 2025 by Rockin Bear Records, recorded live in Grammy 1970.  For Fans of Mott The Hoople.