Mott The Hoople - Walkin' with a mountain

[@blueswasthecatalyst7758]

What a killer track. If it wasn't for David Bowie I wouldn't have ever heard of this lot. At 50 Ive just decided to listen to their entire discography. At album 2 I'm enjoying the journey.

[@richardbentley734]

Produced both groups, Spiders, Mott & Irene Cara

[@electricnorseman]

Absolute Rock n Roll Mayhem!!!

[@Cap683]

Their sophomore release. College 1972 soundtrack.

[@marvinaerickson7411]

Ian Hunter said that the Rolling Stones were in the studio next to theirs when Mick Jagger walked in during a break and that's why thy did Jumpin' Jack Flash at the end...as Mick Jagger was dancing around while they were recording...great story!

[@tomCA559]

true story

[@vegetableman5062]

It's a very Rolling Stones track to be fair.

[@lamper2]

Jagger sings on this according to the article that brought me here but i don't hear him

[@flannigan7956]

Yeah but Mott The Hoople actually kicks ass

[@jameshensley2382]

A Lot Of Chuck Berry In This One! Love It!

[@verden]

My favorite part is at 3:09 where Ralpher is just wailing on the "B" string till it breaks.

[@BananaLizard]

this song reminds me of the dentists because I listened to this while I was getting fillings to ignore the drilling sound

[@torgnyfornstedt1804]

Great!

[@honey_bee65]

_"And if I had a choice in life, I'd take that mountain for my wife...."_ 😁

[@ryandeanlindgren9054]

R.I.P. Dale Griffin

[@TheWaldewe]

Jumpin Jack Flash is a dash, dash ,dash!!!! =D

[@romeosyne]

1:08 I think must have inspired Brian May on "Now I'm Here's" outro. Right?

[@Oh_I_Will]

You've been reading too many Wikipedia citations, haven't ya...

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

ian was having trouble reaching some of the high notes in this song

[@bencolemanart]

Well, it's not the destination but the journey that counts.

[@richardbentley734]

...come with me, where are we going? KDRC (because 'WE' aren't one of them-> dudes)... let's play Carthage