And Goodnight Irene too … up the Gas

Why did that make me cry!

Ian Hunter a rocker classy dude He's done great music like All The Way From Memphis a great tune!

Legend. And for you that are up my way way... listen to this.

Enjoyed this totally!! New fan. 🤩

That key change from one song to another...transcendent!

Rip Ian hunter 💘

What an amazing performance!

King of Glam ! Ian hunter the face of 1973

Mr Ian Hunter. Great British songwriter of his era. Up their with the best: Lennon/McCartney, Ray Davies, Jagger/Richards, David Bowie, Marc Bolan, Page/Plant, Pete Townshend. Absolute legend. Sadly so underrated but inspiration to many.

Love these guys...

I had tickets for the Mott '74 tour a couple years ago, and then Hunter had to cancel due to his tinnitus. Absolute legend.

I wish Mick Ronson were there

80 is the new 55.....what's not to Love about Ian? The band sounds like its 1973 all over again! Goodnight Irene....love it. How wonderful this is.....terrific.

FanFreakingTastic!!!🤩😍😎

Ian Hunter - A force to be reckoned with.

Still Rocking

Mott the Hopple were in the process of breaking up due to lack of success when Bowie gave them All the Young Dudes. He first tried to give them Suffragette City which they rejected.

That sucks, but it's not because of Ian Hunter himself. The sound is too thin. Horrible.

Ian Hunter always wrote amazing lyrics, honest and brutal truth about life's ups and downs. I know it's out of print now but if you ever come across his book.."Diary of a rock star" from 1971, grab it whatever the cost, incredibly honest account of the early years of Mott.

Ian Hunter always wrote amazing lyrics, honest and brutal truth about life's ups and downs. I know it's out of print now but if you ever come across his book.."Diary of a rock star" from 1971, grab it whatever the cost, incredibly honest account of the early years of Mott.

All us old Dudes continue to carry the news. Listen to “Ships”, “Man Overboard”, “When The World Was Round” or “Something To Believe In” and tell me this man is not a magnificent songwriter!

Oh the memories of the '70s.

Great songwriter and what a tremendous band! There's some awesome talent there.

Great stuff!!

Happy ROCK AND ROLL!!!

Pure ahite

I love Ian Hunter and Mike ronson and all Mott the hoople and Ian's band solo

What a gorgeous man....:)

I wonder what's name of the song between Saturday gigs and all the young dudes

Saturday gigs at Liverpool stadium 1970's watching the mott we invented the moshpit idiot dancers they called us - great memories 67 now still rockin

Is there any guy this age cooler than Ian Hunter?

He was “the original dude”!

saturday .. is the best Hoople song ever.

I loved how Ian sang "goodbye, goodbye" at the end of the studio recording... then opened his first solo album saying "'Allo"!

Amazing voice ....

Absolute legend, plain and simple

Love Saturday Gigs.

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Ian Hunter is the best always since he was with Mott the hoople and now are amazing . Thanks for the video

well i got it off on the beatles and stones, and the revolution stuff too, i was a yippie back then plotting to add some ex-lax to Nixon's gin and tonic.....it was never a drag!

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"Ya gotta stay young man; you can never be old!" ~ or do you?

6:30 Kick Like a Mule

If you missed the albums Mott and The Hoople they are both great!! I remember Mott the Hoople were all over in the rock magazines but no radio play. All the Way From Memphis!!

Saw Mott with jet black and alice cooper back in the 70’s front row center at the palace theater waterbury Ct.

69 seems like yesterday till I look in the mirror lol. But I still pick up my guitar and the voice never really changes, just a little weaker and lower, but I'll remember good rock and roll till my last breath

I stumbled on this one and his singing captivated me once again....I immediately thought "I know that voice"! Wow...He sure sounds pretty darn good to me yet still.. I'm 62 years old myself here and impressed with how many from our generation are still out there rockin' out & lovin' life! But hate how every time I catch the news another one of our"Greats" has left us. Man.....it's life....we're all getting there.....But damn, if the late '60's- early '70's wasn't the time to LIVE for Music!! I feel so blessed to have been alive when these artists were at their peak, Fantastic. Ian Hunter and Mott the Hoople.....loved them guys along with T-REX and LOVED MARC BOLAN so much, Bowie, Humble Pie Steve Marriott was awesome and so under-rated. So many great bands coming out of the UK....my list could go on & on. All's I know is .....Their music will never die in my home , It's playing 24/7 here. It's 2019 now!!

In those shades Ian Hunter is a dead ringer for radio legend Don Imus.