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Ian Hunter: (Riff Poet)
Mott's voice, solo's sneer-Once Bitten Twice Shy was Bowie's echo without the mask, Cleveland Rocks a fist-pump for every mid-western bar. Wire-rim specs, ponytail, honesty like a chainsaw. More biker ballads revving weekly.


Mott The Hoople: "Ships" Single (1979)
Ian Hunter’s "Ships" backed with "Wild East" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by Chrysalis Records (catalog number CHS...

Mott The Hoople
Aug 9, 19791 min read


Mott The Hoople: "You Nearly Did Me In" Single (1976)
Ian Hunter’s "You Nearly Did Me In" backed with "Letter to Britannia from the Union Jack" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the...

Mott The Hoople
Aug 5, 19761 min read


'Ello. Here's Another Great Single
Ian Hunter’s "Who Do You Love" One-Page Advert in New Musical Express, August 2, 1975.

Mott The Hoople
Aug 1, 19751 min read


New Ronsonized Hunter
Ian Hunter's "Once Bitten Twice Shy" One-Page Single Review, April 12, 1975.

Mott The Hoople
Apr 11, 19751 min read
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