I think All The Yound Dudes is one of the greatest rock records of all time.Easily in my top 10.Maybe top 5.Mick Ralphs...this guy can play the guitar.What a band.I only wish I could have seen them in concert
One of the greatest songs ever recorded, Mick Ralphs is as smooth as silk. Now don't argue with me, this is a great song and that's all there is to it.
@MrKevinTN they were very popular for a while in my town like when you woke up in the morning you'd hear them play one of the boys on KSHEwitch is our Rock station it used to be badass but now they play the same shit over and over again and it pisses people off we have stations like Khits96 that almost never play the same song in at least 34 hours. so I think it's kinda cool
no offense to any body....i too think this is good ,great....but its slicked up ...lou wanted it done just like he did it on rock and roll animal....with dick wagner and scott hunter ...two of the most underated guitarists in history...but not to their peers...lou likes this version and in an interview with bbc ,Ian admitted that the best version is done on rock and roll animal....one of the best live albums.....
@MrKevinTN Mott are amazing. Can't believe folks gotta fight about music. IMHO, it's all about personal taste, not who's the best this or that. Why can't we all just listen and shut it? And my old lady IS rolling her eyes now. LOL Have a good one, man.
@halcyonpark Errr....this is the Ian Hunter version. Not Lou's. Rock n Roll Animal is a great album, I have it. But, lately...I dig this one more. My girl likes this one better anyway, so.... lol
@Gwid01 hey guido......what are you talking about........read my entry again and get back to me ok.......i think i said it was ian's version......lmao
@halcyonpark Name is from Celtic Mythology, btw. The "01" isn't meant to be read-- YT just added it on since my name wasn't available, but I can see how you could read it like that. What I was saying was that this song is Mott's version not Lou's. At one point I loved Lou's, now this is my fave. Personal choice. If it's funny to you, great.
Not ashamed to say I am closer to 50 than 60 and I was weaned on Mott as a young teen. Read up on them...Bowie and Lou Reed (as in this song), had a profound influence on them. I like Mott's version of this song better. They really popped hard in NYC in 1973-75. Ian Hunter was a positive influence for me and my career choices.
@10newjersey Yep, the whole glam thing. It was cool for a while, but petered out. At least, we have the music left. Would've loved to see them back then, but too young. . He's a positive influence on us now, however. Did they play CB's? THAT would've rocked hard for sure. Musician or clothing designer? lol (Career wise...) Later, man.
No Gwid, I am a sportswriter actually lol....I meant it sort of helped me face my feminine side although I am straight. Not sure of a better way of putting that. Bowie was same way, Lou Reed also but in a far more dark and twisted NYC decadance kind of way. Rock on MOTT
@snyper105 Yes, I am trying to find a version that does have more Cowbell..Perhaps the Velvet UnderGround and Mott can record again and find out who can put more Cowbell into their respective recordings
And the children are the only ones who blush. So many versions of this song, but this one still stands out as our fave. The Young Dudes album is sweet, no pun intended.. lol
@unclemort1960 Unclemort, I do believe that Lou Reed/ Velvet Underground did it first...but I can't be sure. Anyway, this is THE version, no matter what...IMHO. Run, don't walk, and buy "All the Young Dudes." You won't regret it.
Met Ian outside a show back when I was in High school...a couple years after Mott... he was touring with Heart. Didn't really know who he was but he was cool to us... now I'm in my 40s and I realize what a legend he is....like to shoot the crap with him now
@nancyann40 ...LOL... I'm 58 and "Not Ashamed" either!! Here, hear, and there, their!! This genre of music - at this time - with mott, T rex, Lou Reed and The Velvet Underground, Iggy Pop, Bowie, etc., was the true "Punk Rock' AND "Glam Rock"!!
@nancyann40 Its not Mick Ronson, its Mick Ralphs. Ronson was the guitarist for David Bowie. Mick Ralphs played with Mott, then went on to form a little band called Bad Company. Thats why Bad Co was able to record "Ready for Love" without crediting Mott
DIFFERENT TIMES, INDEED !!!!!!!!!!
PIERPILING 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
THE WORLDS BEST R+R SONG + COVER. VA. BCH. DOME 1975
GDS4VR 4 months ago
RONSON!!! GENIUS!!!
sixaxle 5 months ago
Thanks : )
...Jx
KissyouMissyouxxx 6 months ago
Ronson was a guitar God
Mygrassisblue01 6 months ago
It was Mick Rolfs on this album
1mspira 6 months ago in playlist mott the hoople, kinks, etc.
best version in my opinion
rockerbox1973 6 months ago
so, who ripped who off? Television or Mott the hoople?
jackcan1000 6 months ago
@jackcan1000 3:00-3:14
jackcan1000 6 months ago
@jackcan1000 I think considering Mott started in the 60's, and Television in the 70's, it was probably Mott. ;)
schwinglow 4 months ago
saw them at the West Palm Beach Auditorium...New York Dolls were the warm up band...
imsixftsix 7 months ago
sweet cowbell........
billg2089 8 months ago 2
I got a fever and the only prescription is... more cowbell!
RDBeatnik 8 months ago 3
I heard this before the original... love them both :)
bankruptstate 9 months ago
Adorei esta versão!
odisseus20dx 9 months ago
I think All The Yound Dudes is one of the greatest rock records of all time.Easily in my top 10.Maybe top 5.Mick Ralphs...this guy can play the guitar.What a band.I only wish I could have seen them in concert
stetsmanable 11 months ago
@stetsmanable me too!
robind1999 9 months ago
@Scriabin28 - It wasn't me, but in the past I've accidentally clicked thumbs-down when I had really meant to click thumbs-up.
ndv180 11 months ago
This is the first band I EVER saw in concert at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, New Jersey in 1970. The warm up band was Procol Harum!
warrenroche 11 months ago
One of the greatest songs ever recorded, Mick Ralphs is as smooth as silk. Now don't argue with me, this is a great song and that's all there is to it.
dsi220 1 year ago
What black-hearted bastard gave this song a thumbs-down?!?!?! Jeeeesus!
Scriabin28 1 year ago 4
I want more cowbell!! This could roll away the stone with more cowbell!!!
foreverlazarus 1 year ago 3
this is the best version. smoked many a doobie to this tune.
PIERPILING 1 year ago
Ride in that stutz bearcat jim
TheWilliamville 1 year ago
Groovy, what's not to like. Thanks for posting this. I still like Reed's live version, but this is terrif ...
zappasaurus 1 year ago
I loved this version. I can't remember if they played it when I saw them in concert (yup, I'm that old).
Cochituate7Lake 1 year ago
More cowbell :)
karsty11 1 year ago
Mick Ronson what a great player, miss him so..
gearheadpa1958 1 year ago 2
Great song. ....probably my favorite version. i agree with Kirbygene....I can literally almost smell the seet weed smoke when hearing this one....
TheDBER 1 year ago
I can't listen to Mott The Hoople without smelling weed, lol
kirbygene 1 year ago 2
@kirbygene
Yeah right. OK.
MrBluesrules 1 year ago
HAH !! I'M 59. THIS IS THE BEST VERSION OF "SWEET JANE." BACK IN THE DAY WE USED TO GET REALLY RIPPED UP TO THIS TUNE.
PIERPILING 1 year ago
@MrKevinTN they were very popular for a while in my town like when you woke up in the morning you'd hear them play one of the boys on KSHEwitch is our Rock station it used to be badass but now they play the same shit over and over again and it pisses people off we have stations like Khits96 that almost never play the same song in at least 34 hours. so I think it's kinda cool
90zosoman09 1 year ago
Love this version
BONOBOS48 1 year ago
I saw them in a high school gym type place in Zurich in the autumn of 1974.
MarshaMcDougall 1 year ago
@MarshaMcDougall Now, I really am jealous. lol Must've been amazing!!
Gwid01 1 year ago
Great , great song!
tippybuddysmokey 1 year ago
no offense to any body....i too think this is good ,great....but its slicked up ...lou wanted it done just like he did it on rock and roll animal....with dick wagner and scott hunter ...two of the most underated guitarists in history...but not to their peers...lou likes this version and in an interview with bbc ,Ian admitted that the best version is done on rock and roll animal....one of the best live albums.....
halcyonpark 1 year ago
@halcyonpark
Screw Lou...he said he loves this take on it by Mott...most under-rated band ever.
MrKevinTN 1 year ago 9
@MrKevinTN Totally agree! It knocks the socks off Lou Reed
ohisashiburi 1 year ago
@MrKevinTN read what i said again....i stated that lou likes this version......
halcyonpark 1 year ago
@MrKevinTN i agree with your statement....lou did say that......but he also stated that it is very commercial......no offense....
halcyonpark 1 year ago
@MrKevinTN Mott are amazing. Can't believe folks gotta fight about music. IMHO, it's all about personal taste, not who's the best this or that. Why can't we all just listen and shut it? And my old lady IS rolling her eyes now. LOL Have a good one, man.
Gwid01 1 year ago
@halcyonpark Errr....this is the Ian Hunter version. Not Lou's. Rock n Roll Animal is a great album, I have it. But, lately...I dig this one more. My girl likes this one better anyway, so.... lol
Gwid01 1 year ago
@Gwid01 hey guido......what are you talking about........read my entry again and get back to me ok.......i think i said it was ian's version......lmao
halcyonpark 1 year ago
@halcyonpark Name is from Celtic Mythology, btw. The "01" isn't meant to be read-- YT just added it on since my name wasn't available, but I can see how you could read it like that. What I was saying was that this song is Mott's version not Lou's. At one point I loved Lou's, now this is my fave. Personal choice. If it's funny to you, great.
Gwid01 1 year ago
@Gwid01 hey guido....go back and read my entry....i thought i made it clear that it was ian's version......lol...
halcyonpark 1 year ago
Not ashamed to say I am closer to 50 than 60 and I was weaned on Mott as a young teen. Read up on them...Bowie and Lou Reed (as in this song), had a profound influence on them. I like Mott's version of this song better. They really popped hard in NYC in 1973-75. Ian Hunter was a positive influence for me and my career choices.
10newjersey 1 year ago
@10newjersey Yep, the whole glam thing. It was cool for a while, but petered out. At least, we have the music left. Would've loved to see them back then, but too young. . He's a positive influence on us now, however. Did they play CB's? THAT would've rocked hard for sure. Musician or clothing designer? lol (Career wise...) Later, man.
Gwid01 1 year ago
@Gwid01
No Gwid, I am a sportswriter actually lol....I meant it sort of helped me face my feminine side although I am straight. Not sure of a better way of putting that. Bowie was same way, Lou Reed also but in a far more dark and twisted NYC decadance kind of way. Rock on MOTT
10newjersey 1 year ago
MORE COWBELL
snyper105 1 year ago
@snyper105 Yes, I am trying to find a version that does have more Cowbell..Perhaps the Velvet UnderGround and Mott can record again and find out who can put more Cowbell into their respective recordings
hotforjpn 1 year ago
to much cowbell
pulenyo 1 year ago
You can never have too much cowbell ;)
lastcaressnumber138 1 year ago
@pulenyo Can never have enough Cowbell.. I think every song should have a little Cowbell in it.
hotforjpn 1 year ago
And the children are the only ones who blush. So many versions of this song, but this one still stands out as our fave. The Young Dudes album is sweet, no pun intended.. lol
Gwid01 1 year ago
@Gwid01 who else has covered this song?
unclemort1960 1 year ago
@unclemort1960 Unclemort, I do believe that Lou Reed/ Velvet Underground did it first...but I can't be sure. Anyway, this is THE version, no matter what...IMHO. Run, don't walk, and buy "All the Young Dudes." You won't regret it.
Gwid01 1 year ago
I still have my All The Young Dudes Album...I think I got it when I was like 13yrs old...use to play this song over & over & over....
Hinckley62 2 years ago
Been waiting for this version to post. Many Thanks!
Cowboy Junkies has it's own appeal, but this THE version.
JG300Ascout 2 years ago
Makes me think of Jane Fonda.
foofwolf22 2 years ago
I love this cover. I can really hear where (the Clash's) Mick Jones got some of his riffs.
blueice0171 2 years ago
Met Ian outside a show back when I was in High school...a couple years after Mott... he was touring with Heart. Didn't really know who he was but he was cool to us... now I'm in my 40s and I realize what a legend he is....like to shoot the crap with him now
hale3333 2 years ago
...now, that's wot I call quite good.........
onebigguitar 2 years ago
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moluvsage 2 years ago
Not ashamed to say it, I'm 41 and am so glad I can still see and hear Hunter and Ronson whenever I want.
Mott Rocks!!!!!!! Ronson Rocks!!!!!!!
Here, hear!!!!!!!!!
nancyann40 2 years ago 32
@nancyann40 Me too Nancy!
MrKevinTN 1 year ago
@nancyann40 ...LOL... I'm 58 and "Not Ashamed" either!! Here, hear, and there, their!! This genre of music - at this time - with mott, T rex, Lou Reed and The Velvet Underground, Iggy Pop, Bowie, etc., was the true "Punk Rock' AND "Glam Rock"!!
craggery 1 year ago 3
@nancyann40 Your so young!
djmzorak 10 months ago
@nancyann40 Its not Mick Ronson, its Mick Ralphs. Ronson was the guitarist for David Bowie. Mick Ralphs played with Mott, then went on to form a little band called Bad Company. Thats why Bad Co was able to record "Ready for Love" without crediting Mott
rebelsike 2 months ago
i like this cover. i prefer the velvet underground version but i can't see a band covering this song as well as mott do it!
clashboy1977 2 years ago
Exactly!
esslar1 1 year ago
i went to there concerts back then and the 70's was the best time's
runingblackbear 2 years ago
LoudeRRRRR ! Play Loud !
mdog2700 2 years ago
Great okd tune..Yhx. for share
kxsteve 2 years ago
Hey, thanks for posting Mott's great cover of this excellent Reed song.
rsensorat3 2 years ago 2
Love Mick Ralph's guitar on this one...
excellent!! - MLC
mcddtlc 2 years ago
Hoople guitar 'speaks'
ohisashiburi 2 years ago
better in v.u. ??
roncolatto 3 years ago
roncolatto-
I dunno. After listening about 15 times to both versions,,,, can we say,, maybe on one day, we go with Mott,,,and on another, maybe go with velvet.
After I read my own words,, I guess it still comes down to I dunno.
Maybe we can just go with, there 2 different songs, and also 2 great songs?
rockinroller7 2 years ago
Agree with you rockinroller7--This is a really great song ;0)
hilapat12 2 years ago
hilapat,
Yeah, I can listen to either version, and still do.
rockinroller7 2 years ago
This is a cool one!
AnnaKarina2 3 years ago