Mott The Hoople - The Final Gig: Reunion 2009 mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Backing Vocals – Jesse Hunter (tracks: 2-5 - 2-12), Jim Ralphs (tracks: 2-5 - 2-12), Lisa Ronson (tracks: 2-5 - 2-12), Phoebe White (tracks: 2-5 - 2-12), Stan Tippins (tracks: 2-5 - 2-12), Tracey Hunter (tracks: 2-5 - 2-12)
• Bass Guitar, Vocals – Overend Watts
• Drums, Vocals – Martin Chambers
• Keyboards, Vocals – Verden Allen
• Lead Guitar, Vocals – Mick Ralphs
• Lead Vocals, Keyboards – Ian Hunter

Notes

Live 2009-10-06 London

Companies

• Recorded At – Hammersmith Apollo

Info

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