S5E244 - Mott the Hoople 'The Hoople' with Brad Elvis and Chloe Orwell

<p>Ladies and Gentlemen, the golden age of rock and roll...<br /> <strong>Brad Elvis</strong> and <strong>Chloe Orwell</strong> (The Handcuffs, Big Hello) call in from Chicago for a rollicking discussion of <strong>Mott the Hoople</strong>'s banging 1974 release - and lead vocalist <strong>Ian Hunter</strong>'s swan song with them - <strong>'The Hoople'</strong></p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>Lost in the Supermarket</em> - The Clash; <em>Roll Away The Stone (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London 1973)</em> - Mott the Hoople; <em>She Ain't No Fluffer, I'm Happy Just To Dream With You</em> - The Handcuffs; <em>All the Young Dudes (Live at Rockpalast, 1980)</em> - Ian Hunter and Mick Ronson; <em>Changes</em> - David Bowie; <em>Now's The Time</em> - Charlie Parker; <em>Saturday Night (High 'n' Dry)</em> - Def Leppard; <em>Death May Be Your Santa Claus, All The Young Dudes, The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll</em> - Mott the Hoople; <em>The Jean Genie</em> - David Bowie; <em>Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On</em> - Jerry Lee Lewis; <em>All The Way From Memphis (Live, 1974), Marionette, Alice,</em> <em>Crash Street Kids</em> - Mott the Hoople; <em>Now I'm Here</em> - Queen; <em>Be My Lover</em> - Alice Cooper; <em>Shout It Out Loud</em> - Kiss; <em>Born Late '58</em> - Mott the Hoople; <em>Christine Sixteen</em> - Kiss; <em>Trudi's Song</em> - Mott the Hoople; <em>Walk on the Wild Side</em> - Lou Reed; <em>Pearl 'n' Roy (England), Through The Looking Glass, Roll Away The Stone</em> - Mott the Hoople; <em>Big Fat Mouth</em> - The Handcuffs</p>