This discography shows the title, track list, date, country, label, and catalog number for all known releases and variations. It also serves as a want list. An asterisk (*) after the entry means I already have it, and a dash (-) means I am looking for a copy.

Country abbreviations: ARG = Argentina; BEL = Belgium; BRA = Brazil; CAN = Canada; EU = European Union; FRA = France; GER = Germany; GRE = Greece; HOL = Holland; IRE = Ireland; ISR = Israel; ITA - Italy; JAP = Japan; KOR = Korea; MAL = Malaysia; NOR = Norway; NZ = New Zealand; OZ = Australia; PHI = Philippines; POR = Portugal; RUS = Russia; SA = South Africa; SNG = Singapore; SPA = Spain; SWE = Sweden; THA = Thailand; TUR = Turkey; YUG = Yugoslavia.

Abbreviations in the notes: cvr = cover; slv = sleeve; cis = custom inner sleeve; ins = insert; obi = Japanese OBI band on cover; gfc = gatefold cover; 8b = custom 8 track box; wlp = white label promo; ts = DJ timing strip; pr = promo; stkr = sticker; ra = removable centre adapter; na = no centre adapter; s/m = promo with stereo and mono versions; s/s = promo with two stereo versions; no ins = CD has no jewel case inserts.

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1969 Album by Mott The Hoople

Original album tracks: You Really Got Me (Davies); At The Crossroads (Sahm); Laugh at Me (Bono); Backsliding Fearlessly (Hunter); Rock and Roll Queen (Ralphs); Rabbit Foot and Toby Time (Ralphs); Half Moon Bay (Hunter/Ralphs); Wrath and Roll (Stevens )

Angel Air bonus tracks: Ohio (Young) [Live]; Find Your Way (Ralphs) [Instrumental]

There are two alternate pressings of the UK Island LP on the pink label. Some copies have Road To Birmingham in place of Backsliding Fearlessly, and some of those copies also have Backsliding Fearlessly in place of Rock and Roll Queen. The mispressed sides also include longer mixes of some songs.

1970 Album by Mott The Hoople

Original album tracks: Thunderbuck Ram (Ralphs); No Wheels to Ride (Hunter); You Are One of Us (Hunter); Walkin' With a Mountain (Hunter); I Can Feel (Hunter); Threads of Iron (Ralphs); When My Mind's Gone (Hunter )

Angel Air bonus tracks: It Would Be a Pleasure (Ralphs); How Long? (Hunter/Allen) [Death May Be Your Santa Claus demo]

Recorded at Olympic Studios, Barnes from Feb-Apr 1970. Produced by Guy Stevens, engineered by Andy Johns. The working title was Sticky Fingers, later used by the Rolling Stones who were working at Olympic during the same time. Outtakes from the sessions include Moonbus; Chosen Road; Hunchback Fish; Going Home; It Would Be a Pleasure, Can You Sing The Song I Sing?; Liberty Belle; Ballad of Billy Joe; Coalminer's Dilemna; Enough Is Enough; Presence Of Your Mind.

Mad Shadows was issued in a gatefold cover in most countries. A small number of USA promo copies were pressed in mono, distinguished by matrix A-13447 and a red 'd/j monaural ' sticker on the cover.

The front cover is a Gabi Nasemann mirror-image photograph of a fire grate. (Nasemann's work can also be found on covers of science fiction magazine New Worlds, on Michael Moorcock books, and on Hawkwind album covers.) The inside cover reproduces William Strutt's painting Peace, and a little child shall lead them, representing the biblical prophesy in Isaiah 11:6-9 ('... and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them.') The Baudelaire poem quoted on the back cover is a translated passage from Damned Women, taken fom from the preface to the 1959 novel Mad Shadows by French-Canadian writer Marie-Claire Blaise (who may have done the translation).

1971 Album by Mott The Hoople

Original album tracks: Whiskey Women (Ralphs); Angel Of Eighth Avenue (Hunter); Wrong Side Of The River (Ralphs); Waterlow (Hunter); Lay Down (Safka); It Must Be Love (Ralphs); Original Mixed Up Kid (Hunter); Home Is Where I Want To Be (Ralphs); Keep a' Knockin' (Penniman )

Angel Air bonus tracks: It'll Be Me (Clement); Long Red (West/Pappalardi/Ventura/Landsberg)

USA LP covers have two variations, listing different running times for Keep a Knockin'.

1971 Album by Mott The Hoople

Original album tracks: Death May be Your Santa Claus (Hunter/Allen); Your Own Backyard (Dimucci); Darkness Darkness (Young); The Journey (Hunter); Sweet Angeline (Hunter); Second Love (Allen); The Moon Upstairs (Hunter); The Wheel of the Quivering Meat Conception (Hunter/Stevens)

Angel Air bonus tracks: Midnight Lady (Hunter/Ralphs); The Journey (Hunter) [Alternate]

1972 Album by Mott The Hoople

Original Album: Sweet Jane (Reed); Momma's Little Jewel (Hunter/Watts); All The Young Dudes (Bowie); Sucker (Hunter/Ralphs/Watts); Jerkin' Crocus (Hunter); One of the Boys (Ralphs/Hunter); Soft Ground (Allen); Ready for Love/After Lights (Ralphs); Sea Diver (Hunter )

2006 Legacy Bonus Tracks: One Of The Boys [demo]; Black Scorpio [demo]; Ride On The Sun [demo]; One Of The Boys [b-side]; All The Young Dudes [David Bowie vocal]; Sucker [live]; Sweet Jane [live]

1973 Album by Mott The Hoople

Original Album: All The Way From Memphis (Hunter); Whizz Kid (Hunter); Hymn For The Dudes (Hunter/Allen); Honaloochie Boogie (Hunter); Violence (Hunter/Ralphs); Drivin' Sister; Ballad of Mott (March 26th 1972 Zurich) (Hunter/Watts/Ralphs/Allen/Buffin); I'm a Cadillac/El Camino Doloroso (Ralphs); I Wish I Was Your Mother (Hunter )

2006 Legacy Bonus Tracks: Rose [non-LP b-side]; Honaloochie Boogie [demo]; Nightmare [demo]; Drivin' Sister [live]

1974 Album by Mott The Hoople

Original album tracks: The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll (Hunter); Marionette (Hunter); Alice (Hunter); Crash Street Kidds (Hunter); Born Late '58 (Watts); Trudi's Song (Hunter); Pearl n' Roy (England) (Hunter); Through The Looking Glass (Hunter); Roll Away The Stone (Hunter )

2001 UK Bonus Tracks: Where Do You All Come From (Hunter/Ralphs/Watts/Griffin); Rest In Peace (Hunter); Foxy Foxy (Hunter )

2006 UK/2008 USA Bonus Tracks: Where Do You All Come From; Rest In Peace; Foxy Foxy; Saturday Gigs; The Saturday Kids [demo]; Lounge Lizzard; American Pie/Golden Age of Rock n Roll [live]

1974 Album by Mott The Hoople

Uris Theater, New York NY 1974.05.08: All The Way From Memphis; Sucker; Rest in Peace; All the Young Dudes; Walkin' With a Mountain

Uris Theater, 30th Anniversary Edition: Jupiter; American Pie / The Golden Age Of Rock 'n' Roll; Sucker; Roll Away The Stone / Sweet Jane; Rest In Peace; All The Way From Memphis; Born Late 58; One Of The Boys; Hymn For The Dudes; Marionette; Drivin' Sister / Crash Street Kidds / Violence; All The Young Dudes; Walking With A Mountain

Hammersmith Odeon, London UK 1973.12.14: Sweet Angeline; Rose; Jerkin' Crocus; One of the Boys; Rock and Roll Queen; Get Back; Whole Lotta Shakin'; Violence

Hammersmith Odeon, 30th Anniversary Edition: Jupiter; Drivin' Sister; Sucker; Sweet Jane; Sweet Angeline; Rose; Roll Away The Stone; All The Young Dudes; Jerkin' Crocus / One Of The Boys / Rock 'n' Roll Queen / Get Back / Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On / Violence; Walking With A Mountain

This album originally featured material edited down from shows at the Hammersmith Odeon in London and the Uris Theater on Broadway in New York. The 30th Anniversary Edition was a double CD that greatly expanded the album, with over an hour of material from each show.

2009 Album by Mott The Hoople

Disc 1 (CD): Intro (Jupiter); Hymn For The Dudes; Rock 'n' Roll Queen; Sweet Jane; One Of The Boys; Sucker; The Moon Upstairs; The Original Mixed-Up Kid; I Wish I Was Your Mother; Ready For Love; Born Late 58; The Ballad of Mott The Hoople; Angeline

Disc 2 (CD): Walkin' With a Mountain; Like a Rolling Stone / Laugh At Me / The Journey [medley]; The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll; Honaloochie Boogie; All The Way From Memphis; Roll Away The Stone; All The Young Dudes; Keep a-Knockin'; Saturday Gigs

Disc 3 (multimedia): behind the scenes video; photo gallery

This album was recorded on the first night of their historic 2009 reunion, and made available to fans as they left the show and also at the remaining four shows. It came as a three-disc set of CDrs with silkcreened labels, in a simple tri-fold digipack with no track list or liner notes. The first two discs are the live concert on CD, and the third is a multi-media disc with a short 'behind the scenes' video of fan interviews and backstage footage, plus a photo gallery. The commercial release on 4Worlds had proper factory-pressed discs in a jewel case and cardboard slipcover, but omitted the multimedia disc.

2013 Album by Mott The Hoople

Disc 1 (CD): Intro (Jupiter); Rock 'n' Roll Queen; One Of The Boys; The Moon Upstairs; Hymn For The Dudes; Sucker; Soft Ground; Waterlow; Born Late 58; Death May Be Your Santa Claus; The Ballad of Mott The Hoople

Disc 2 (CD): Walkin' With a Mountain; Violence; When My Mind's Gone / No Wheels To Ride / The Journey [medley]; Honaloochie Boogie; The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll; All The Way From Memphis; All The Young Dudes; Roll Away The Stone; Saturday Gigs

Disc 3 (DVD): Intro (Jupiter); Rock 'n' Roll Queen; One Of The Boys; The Moon Upstairs; Hymn For The Dudes; Sucker; Soft Ground; Waterlow; Born Late 58; Death May Be Your Santa Claus; The Ballad of Mott The Hoople; Walkin' With a Mountain; Violence; When My Mind's Gone / No Wheels To Ride / The Journey [medley]; Honaloochie Boogie; The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll; All The Way From Memphis; All The Young Dudes; Roll Away The Stone; Saturday Gigs

This three-disc live CD plus DVD package was recorded at the O2 Apollo in Manchester on Mott The Hoople's 2013 UK tour. It is housed in a simple tri-fold digipack with no track list or liner notes. The first two discs are the live concert on CD, and the third disc is a DVD of the same show. The numbered 'Gold Edition' was included with numbered copies of ConcertLive's We've Got A Great Future Behind Us book.

1980 Album by Mott The Hoople

Original Album: You Really Got Me; Road to Birmingham; Thunderbuck Ram; Going Home; Little Christine; Keep a Knocking; Black Hills; Black Scorpio (Momma's Little Jewel); One of the Boys; Till I'm Gone; Growing Man Blues; Ride on the Sun; Surfin' UK; Ill Wind Blowing

Angel Air Bonus Tracks: Movin' On; The Debt; Downtown

A collection of previously-unreleased Mott The Hoople studio tracks from the Island era. This release was overseen by Dale Griffin in 1980, who cleaned up the tapes and in some cases overdubbed then using members of the British Lions (Dale Griffin, Pete Watts, Ray Majors, and Morgan Fisher). The Angel Air bonus track of Movin' On is a different take than the version of the All The Young Dudes Anthology.

1996 Album by Mott The Hoople

Whiskey Women; Darkness Darkness; The Moon Upstairs; The Original Mixed-Up Kid; Thunderbuck Ram; Your Own Backyard; Death May Be Your Santa Claus; Darkness Darkness; The Moon Upstairs; Whiskey Women; The Journey

A collection of the few surviving BBC sessions and concert performances by Mott The Hoople from 1970 and 1971. The liner notes are by Campbell Devine, and include a BBC sessionography and some nice color photos.

1998 Album by MTH and Related Artists

The Twilight of Pain Through Doubt: Like A Rolling Stone; Rock n' Roll Queen; You Really Got Me; Wrath And Wroll; Find Your Way; Moonbus; It Would Be A Pleasure; Ohio; Midnight Lady; The Debt; Downtown; Long Red; It'll Be Me; Till I'm Gone; One Of The Boys; The Journey; Mental Train; How Long?; Ride On The Sun; Movin' On; Hunchback Fish

Temptations of the Flash: All The Young Dudes; One Of The Boys; Sweet Jane; Ready For Love; Honaloochie Boogie; Ballad Of Mott The Hoople; I Wish I Was Your Mother; I'm A Cadillac; All The Way From Memphis; Hymn For The Dudes; Violence; Roll Away The Stone; Crash Street Kidds; Marionette; Golden Age Of Rock n' Roll; Rest In Peace; Born Late '58; Foxy Foxy; Saturday Gigs

Blistered Psalms: All The Young Dudes; It's Goodbye; Just Can't Go To Sleep; Transparent Day; Shakin' All Over; Please Don't Touch; So Sad; Honaloochie Boogie; Hymn For The Dudes; Nightmare; Saturday Kids; Lounge Lizard; Shout It All Out; It Don't Come Easy; Barking Up The Wrong Tree; Too Short Arms; Get Rich Quick; International Heroes; American Pie/Golden Age; Roll Away The Stone/Sweet Jane; Rock n' Roll Queen; Blowing In The Wind

This sprawling boxed set, overseen by Dale Griffin, is the standard by which all Mott The Hoople compilations are measured. It includes dozens and dozens of rare an unreleased tracks, covering every stage of the MTH story from early incarnations like The Buddies, The Doc Thomas Group, and Silence through their later years as Mott and British Lions. The longbox-sized digipack format includes a 50+ page booklet with hundreds of photos, detailed information about the tracks, and insights from band members.

1999 Album by Mott The Hoople

Konserthuset, Stockholm Sweden 1971.02.16: Long Red; The Original Mixed Up Kid; Walkin' With A Mountain; Laugh At Me; Thunderbuck Ram; Keep A Knockin'

Tower Theatre, Philadelphia PA 1972.11.29: Introduction/Jupiter; Jerkin' Crocus; Sucker; Hymn For The Dudes; Ready For Love; Sweet Jane; Sea Diver; Sweet Angeline; One Of The Boys; Midnight Lady; All The Young Dudes; Honky Tonk Women

This two-disc set consists of two vintage live FM broadcasts compiled into one double album by Angel Air. In 2010, the two broadcasts were issued separately as digital downloads as part of the MainMan 'Legit Bootleg Series'. The other two releases in the series were reissues of other Angel Air material.

2000 Album by Mott The Hoople

One Of The Boys; The Ballad Of Mott The Hoople; Darkness Darkness; Sweet Angeline; Thunderbuck Ram; Mr Bugle Player; Honky Tonk Woman; Till I'm Gone; The Moon Upstairs; Rock 'n' Roll Queen; Midnight Lady

A live gig recorded at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, Wolverhampton UK on 6 April 1972. This was the infamous Rock and Roll Circus Tour, which also featured Ray Major's band Hackensack in support, as well as a collection of comedians, jugglers, and knife throwers. The source is a cassette, so the sound is a bit uneven, but this is mitigated somewhat by the eclectic track list featuring Mr Bugle Player, Honky Tonk Woman, Till I'm Gone, as well a rare early recording of The Ballad Of Mott The Hoople.

2001 Album by Mott The Hoople

Disc One: No Wheels To Ride; Whiskey Women; Walkin' With a Mountain; It'll Be Me; Angel Of Eighth Avenue [previous 5 tracks live 1971]; Drivin' Sister; All The Young Dudes; All The Way From Memphis; Sweet Angeline [previous 4 tracks from Don Kirschner's Rock Concert]; Death May Be Your Santa Claus [demo]; The Ballad of Billy Joe [demo]; The Rebel [demo]; It Would Be A Pleasure [demo]

Disc Two: American Pie; The Golden Age of Rock n Roll; Sucker; Roll Away The Stone; Sweet Jane; Rest In Peace; Here Comes The Queen; One Of The Boys; Born Late 58; Hymn For The Dudes; Marionette; Drivin' Sister;Crash Street Kidds;Violence; All The Way From Memphis; All The Young Dudes [all tracks Santa Monica, CA 1974]

Disc one begins with a live performance from 1971, purported to be from the Fillmore. The 1971 show is followed by four track from Don Kirschner's Rock Concert, recorded at the Aquarius Theater on 13 Sept 1973 at the very start of Ariel Bender's tenure with the band. Rounding out the first disc are four previously unissued demos. Disc Two consists of an FM broadcast from 1974, capturing Mott The Hoople live at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium on 12 April 1974.

2006 Album by Mott The Hoople

Angel of Eighth Avenue; It'll Be Me; Walkin' With a Mountain; Whiskey Women; Darkness Darkness; No Wheels To Ride; Rock and Roll Queen; At The Crossroads; Keep a' Knockin'; Thunderbuck Ram; Laugh At Me; You Really Got Me [1970 live]; The Wreck of the Liberty Belle [1969 demo]

Mott The Hoople on their first US tour in 1970, recorded at the Fillmore West in San Francisco in June 1970. The source is a cassette, so the sound is a bit uneven, but much better than the bootlegs that are floating around. The CD features a 24 page booklet with tons of rare photos and liner notes by Keith Smith. It also features one previously unreleased Mott The Hoople instrumental demo from 1970.

2007 Album by Mott The Hoople

Fairfield Halls, Croydon: Ohio; No Wheels To Ride; Rock 'n' Roll Queen; Thunderbuck Ram; When My Mind Is Gone; Keep A Knockin'; You Really Got Me

Konserthuset, Stockholm: Long Red; Original Mixed Up Kid; Walking With A Mountain; Laugh At Me; Thunderbuck Ram

Recorded on 13 Sept 1970 at The Fairfield Halls, Croydon UK, by the Who's portable eight-track system, this was the first attempt to record a live album by Mott The Hoople. The album never materialized, although a single track fromt eh show was included on the Wildlife album in 1971. Reports at the time suggested that the rest of the tapes were faulty, but when they were dug out 30 years later it was found that the quality was much better than originally thought. The second half of the album is the previously released FM broadcast from Stockholm in 1971.