MOTT THE HOOPLE All The Young Dudes LP SEALED COLOR VINYL LIMITED NUMBERED BOWIE

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<img src="http://ti2.auctiva.com/web/aswCredit.gif" border="0"><br><a href="http://www.auctiva.com/?how=scLnk1" target="_blank"><img src="http://ti2.auctiva.com/images/sc1line1.gif" border="0"></a> ARTIST: Mott The Hoople
TITLE: All The Young Dudes
FORMAT: LP (Color Vinyl)
LABEL: Drastic Plastic
PRODUCT #: DPRLP-43
RECORD CONDITION: NEW! SEALED!
JACKET CONDITION: NEW BUT EX! HAS CREASE ON TOP LEFT CORNER (price adjusted accordingly)
DESCRIPTION: Pressed on opaque red wax! Limited to 1,000, remastered and numbered!

"Best known for the song “All the Young Dudes” (written for the band by David Bowie), Mott the Hoople scored with their 1972 album of the same name. With a foundation in R&B, they became quite popular in the ’70s glam scene. Their fifth studio album, All the Young Dudes, is considered a pivotal moment in the band’s career. Though Mott the Hoople was heading toward a breakup at the time, Bowie penned the album’s titular song and produced the record, making Mott the Hoople relevant again in the glam rock era." - Drastic Plastic


"Just at the moment Mott the Hoople were calling it a day, David Bowie swooped in and convinced them to stick around. Bowie spearheaded an image makeover, urging them to glam themselves up. He gave them a surefire hit with "All the Young Dudes," had them cover his idol's "Sweet Jane," and produced All the Young Dudes, the album that was designed to make them stars. Lo and behold, it did, which is as much a testament to Bowie's popularity as it is to his studio skill. Not to discount his assistance, since his production results in one of the most satisfying glam records and the title track is one of the all-time great rock songs, but the album wouldn't have worked if Mott hadn't already found its voice on Brain Capers. True, Dudes isn't nearly as wild as its predecessor, but the band's swagger is unmistakable underneath the flair and Ian Hunter remains on a songwriting roll, with "Momma's Little Jewel," "Sucker," and "One of the Boys" standing among his best. Take a close look at the credits, though -- these were all co-written by his bandmates, and the other highlight, "Ready for Love/After Lights," is penned entirely by Mick Ralphs, who would later revive the first section with Bad Company. The entire band was on a roll here, turning out great performances and writing with vigor. They may not be as sexy as either Bowie or Bolan, but they make up for it with knowing humor, huge riffs, and terrific tunes, dressed up with style by Ziggy himself. No wonder it's not just a great Mott record -- it's one of the defining glam platters." - Stephen Thomas Erlewine & allmusic.com


TRACK LIST A1 Sweet Jane A2 Momma's Little Jewel A3 All the Young Dudes A4 Sucker A5 Jerkin' Circus B1 One of the Boys B2 Soft Ground B3 Ready for Love/After Lights B4 Sea Diver


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