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Track Listings
| 1. Rocket |
| 2. Do You Love Me / Sha La La La Lee |
| 3. Running Bear |
| 4. The Hippy Hippy Shake |
| 5. Shake Rattle And Roll / See You Later Alligator |
| 6. Dyna-Mite / The Cat Crept In / Tiger Feet (Medley) |
| 7. The End Of The World |
| 8. Blue Moon |
| 9. In The Mood |
| 10. Bye Bye Johnny |
| 11. Do You Love Me |
| 12. Last Tango In London |
| 13. Do It All Over Again |
| 14. Mr.Bagatelle |
| 15. Morning |
| 16. The Ladies |
| 17. Watching The Clock |
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Product Description
At last a CD release in it s own right for the debut LP by
70 s Glamsters Mud
Originally released on the seminal RAK label in 1974
Mud Rock spent an incredible 35 weeks in the British
charts eventually peaking at No.8
It also spent four months in the German charts where it
reached a high of No.16
The UK No.6 and German No.9 hit single
Rocket
is
featured as is a medley of three of the bands biggest hit
singles Dynamite , Tiger Feet
and The Cat Crept In .
Also includes the rare In The Mood
45 which the band
issued under the name of Dum
Booklet features original LP artwork, detailed liner
notes and loads of European picture sleeves
70 s Glamsters Mud
Originally released on the seminal RAK label in 1974
Mud Rock spent an incredible 35 weeks in the British
charts eventually peaking at No.8
It also spent four months in the German charts where it
reached a high of No.16
The UK No.6 and German No.9 hit single
Rocket
is
featured as is a medley of three of the bands biggest hit
singles Dynamite , Tiger Feet
and The Cat Crept In .
Also includes the rare In The Mood
45 which the band
issued under the name of Dum
Booklet features original LP artwork, detailed liner
notes and loads of European picture sleeves
Product Description
1-Rocket 2-Do You Love Me/Sha La La La Lee 3-Running Bear 4-The Hippy Hippy Shake 5-Shake Rattle And Roll/See You Later Alligator 6-Dyna-Mite/The Cat Crept In/Tiger Feet (Medley 7-The End Of The World 8-Blue Moon 9-In The Mood 10-Bye Bye Johnny 11-Bonus Tracks: 12-Do You Love Me 13-Last Tango In London 14-Do It All Over Again 15-Mr. Bagatelle 16-Morning 17-The Ladies 18-Watching The Clock
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is facsimile of the first album I ever bought (with some bonus tracks). I played it to death (I think I still have it somewhere). With hindsight, I wish Mud had done more of their own material even though they did sort of lose their way when they were doing that. This is good fun nevertheless, I hope they release Mud Rock but I don't know what they'll do for bonus tracks (unless there's some unreleased material in the archive)
By I. H. C. Mellor
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Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This was the first LP I ever purchased when it came out, in 1974 (I think it was). I was a great fan of Mud in the 70s and this was a long awaited album. Now 37 years later it sounds as good as it did then, kicking off with 'Rocket'. The only thing I never really understood then and still do not understand is why they needed 'Jeffery' to make a daft introduction at the beginning and an even stranger comment at the end, along with the 'party' sounds. I think this was a bit of an experiment, which has not been repeated. Still that aside it is a great album filled with both covers and Chinn Chapman compositions. There is also the bonus of some very interesting 'B' Sides at the end of the album, which were not on the original LP.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By RH
Format:Audio CD
The problem I have with this release is if you are a fan of Mud then you most likely already have all the tracks. Mud Rock was originally released by EMI as a Double CD with Mud Rock II and the Bonus tracks can be found on the excellent A's, B's & Rarities Compilation that incidentally also includes the complete versions of Dyna-Mite, Tiger Feet & The Cat Crept In which only appear as a Medley on this album. I never understood why they did this at the time and I still don't. The previous reviewer referred to the party sounds that can be heard throughout the album. My theory on this is Mud were classed as a good time party band and the party noises were actually first heard in the middle section of Tiger Feet and I believe its just a continuation of this sound to give the whole album a good time party feel. As for "Jeffrey" who can also be heard on the album, I found his inclusion slightly irritating and pointless and still do, sorry Jeffrey.
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