Mott The Hoople - Walkin' with a mountain video free download

Rick Stafford

60s,70s Deep Cut Classic RockMott The Hoople with Walkin' With A Mountain off of their September 1970 album release Mad Shadows.

Marvina Erickson

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!

ziofagio

to romeosyne >> I think that both the songs are "based" or "inspired" or are a "tribute" to Chuck Berry's guitar riff. Look at "Little Queenie" by Berry. Now I'm Here talks about the Queen supporting MTH tour. The guitar riff you recall is Berry's Style. it's my simple think :-) but I could be wrong. Anyway you have a "good ear"

TheWaldewe

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

electricnorseman

Absolute Rock n Roll Mayhem!!!

romeosyne

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

Mott The Hoople

Mott The Hoople - Walking With A Mountain (Live 1974)