Mott the Hoople - All The Young Dudes - 50th Anniversary box set trailer

Mott The Hoople "All the Young Dudes - 50th Anniversary Edition" box set is released 8 December 2023 by Madfish
Pre-orders available here: MOTT.lnk.to/Al...
This deluxe box set will be released as a high quality, limited edition, 5-disc set with rare tracks and previously unreleased song versions:
*2LP in Gatefold Sleeve - LP1 Remastered Album / LP2 Rare Mixes and Session Tracks
*2CDs: CD1 Remastered Album / CD2 Rare Mixes and Session Tracks
*12” Single, with rare ‘Unlocked Cars’ version of ‘All the Young Dudes’ + ‘One of the Boys’ (US Single Version)
*72-Page Hardback Book with liner notes by Mott the Hoople and Ian Hunter biographer Campbell Devine
*2 Posters, 3 Art Prints, ‘Sea Divers’ Fan Club Card and an Individually Numbered Certificate
All the Young Dudes, Mott’s 5th studio album, remains a special and vital record. Released in the UK 8 September 1972, the title track (penned by David Bowie) became their highest-charting hit single. Also including a spritely, ‘definitive’ cover of Lou Reed’s classic ‘Sweet Jane’, the inventive and suggestive ‘Momma’s Little Jewel’, the Stones-styled ‘Jerkin’ Crocus’ and Mick Ralphs’ heartfelt ‘Ready for Love’, the album has been termed “the ultimate document of an era.”
Mott the Hoople occupies a unique place in the annals of international rock music. Oozing style, attitude and unpredictability, the band recorded a peerless legacy of songs combining homage, honesty and killer hooks. As Mott’s focal point, lead singer Ian Hunter was also one of the toughest and most inventive writers of the early Seventies.
Over the years, Mott the Hoople has been cited as an inspiration by Queen, The Clash, Kiss, Primal Scream, Mötley Crüe, Cheap Trick and Def Leppard, whose frontman Joe Elliott remains a devoted fan.
Linked to the Ziggy Stardust story, Mott’s rendition of ‘All the Young Dudes’ remains the definitive version of David’s masterpiece. The album proved inspirational and is still a record that excites and resonates decades later.
“Mott the Hoople was the greatest rock’n’roll band ever.” JOE ELLIOTT (DEF LEPPARD)
“Raw, fun, angry, glorious and jagged... Mott was everything.” BRIAN MAY (QUEEN)
“If it hadn’t been for Mott, there would be no us.” MICK JONES (THE CLASH)

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