May contain a heavy dose of Jim Kerr
Suddenly had Bowie’s version of All The Young Dudes playing in my head this afternoon – thinking about Jim waxing lyrical of his love for Mott The Hoople. Obviously he was in good company, as David gifted them All The Young Dudes as a way of imploring them not to break up. (He had initially…
I wish I was going! I really wish I was going to see Mott The Hoople at Barras on Easter Saturday… But I can’t afford to go… ???
I loved this little Q&A with Ian and particularly the fun element in which the last question was answered. He seems a very genuine and lovely man.
One of those hallowed snippets of conversations with Jim I’d had in the past was about Stan…but I never looked into the full extend of Stan’s involvement with Mott The Hoople…to the degree that he WAS Mott’s vocalist until Ian Hunter stepped in. Then a long career as tour manager for the great and good…
A fabulous read…from the eyes of those involved and those on its periphery.
I was listening into Billy Sloan’s show last night and he was talking about fellow music journo/music presenter David Hepworth and his belief that 1971 was the most creatively rich year in the history of rock music. But when I read this review of Roxy Music’s first two albums, it would seem – at least…
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