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Shouting and Pointing by Mott/Mott the Hoople (CD, 1976)

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Arranger: Mott. Format : CD (1 Disc); Stereo. Audio Remasterer: Jon Astley. Liner Note Authors: Campbell Devine; Derek Oliver; Joe Elliott. Personnel: Ray Major (vocals, guitar); Morgan Fisher (vocals, keyboards); Overend Watts (vocals, bass guitar); Nigel Benjamin (vocals); Dale "Buffin" Griffin (drums).

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Product Identifiers

ProducerEddie Kramer; Mott

Record LabelRock Candy

UPC5055300382726

eBay Product ID (ePID)18050158466

Product Key Features

Release Year1976

FormatCD

GenreRock

Run Time43 Mins 13 Seconds

ArtistMott/Mott the Hoople

Release TitleShouting and Pointing

Additional Product Features

DistributionRedeye Music Distribution

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Number of Discs1

EngineerEddie Kramer; Mick Glossop

Additional informationPersonnel: Ray Major (vocals, guitar); Morgan Fisher (vocals, keyboards); Overend Watts (vocals, bass guitar); Nigel Benjamin (vocals); Dale "Buffin" Griffin (drums). Audio Remasterer: Jon Astley. Liner Note Authors: Campbell Devine; Derek Oliver; Joe Elliott . Recording information: The Manor Studios, Shipton-on-Cherwell, Oxfordshire (02/1976-03/1976). Photographers: Gered Mankowitz; Dale "Buffin" Griffin; Alan Messer. Arranger: Mott. For their second (and last) album under the truncated Mott moniker, this British institution rides into glam rock's twilight loudly and proudly (as the album's title suggests). Released in 1976, SHOUTING & POINTING finds Singer Nigel Benjamin and keyboardist Morgan Fisher again admirably filling in for departed legends Ian Hunter and Mick Ronson (a near Herculean task) with larger roles as songwriters and arrangers. The quintet's trademark crunchy boogie intact, songs such as the Faces-esque stomp "To Short Arms (I Don't Care)," the lead-off title track, and the epic ballad "Storm" echo their glory years with enough swagger to satisfy hardcore fans--although neophytes should probably stick to the original line-up's many earlier classics such as ALL THE YOUNG DUDES, MOTT THE HOOPLE, or MOTT.

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo