Ralphs did help write it, though -- uncredited. Read Overend's account of the writing of "Born Late 58" in Campbell Devine's biography of Mott The Hoople.
The fact that Bender was the better bloke can be heard here...no screech of the lead in the beginning and mid riffs of this as ol' Ariel put 'em on "The Hoople" recording.
Interesting. Allen and Ralphs weren't around for this one on the album. Nice to see Ian finally sling a 4 string over his shoulder.
BCK 2 years ago
Ralphs did help write it, though -- uncredited. Read Overend's account of the writing of "Born Late 58" in Campbell Devine's biography of Mott The Hoople.
tazzie03 2 years ago
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BCK 2 years ago
Mick vs Ariel...
are you people crazy?
IT IS MICK RALPHS!!!
Luther was a completely poor substitute.
He simply couldn't solo.
buppie2001 2 years ago
Ian played bass for Freddie Fingers Lee when he broke into the music business in the early sixties.
horrorbusiness420 2 years ago
For the Ralphs v. Bender crew.
The fact that Bender was the better bloke can be heard here...no screech of the lead in the beginning and mid riffs of this as ol' Ariel put 'em on "The Hoople" recording.
rockon1898 2 years ago
Was Ian playing bass?
billwood 2 years ago
Yes, he was.
tazzie03 2 years ago
Watt's in top form with Ian on bass... priceless.
DeeDeeTwo 2 years ago
I don't see the image you're speaking of on this video. There's something like that on the video for Angeline. Is that what you mean?
tazzie03 2 years ago
What is the second image which is projected behind the band following The Hoople album cover? It appears to be a blonde female with red lipstick.
Tommywriter 2 years ago