Mott The Hoople + Aerosmith @ Boston, MA 1973-10-27

 


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MOTT THE HOOPLE
Orpheum Theater 
Boston MA.
October27th 1973
A Joe Maloney Master Recording
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Recorded using a Sony TC-110A deck with built in microphone.

THE BAND
Ian Hunter vocal guitar
Luther "Ariel Bender" Grosvenor guitar
Pete "Overend" Watts bass
Dale "Buffin" Griffin drums
Morgan Fisher keyboards

SET LIST
1 Jupiter Intro 
2 Driving Sister
3 Sucker
4 Sweet Jane
5 Hymn For The Dudes
6 All The Way From Memphis
7 Sweet Angeline
(tape flip edit at 00:35:41:17)
8 Rose
9 All The Young Dudes
10 Jerkin' Crocus 
11 One Of The Boys
12 Rock And Roll Queen
13 Get Back / Whole Lotta Shaking Going On / Violence 
14 Rock And Roll Queen (reprise)
15 Walking With A Mountain
16 Closing 

JOE'S MEMORIES:
Mick Ralphs had left Mott The Hoople, in August, to form Bad Company and was replaced on this tour by Luther Grosvenor (now known as Ariel Bender), formerly the lead guitarist for the band 
Spooky Tooth. The setlist for this performance was the same as for the previous shows on this tour, with Luther adding a bit more "power' to the guitar sound. 
Songs from the "All The Young Dudes" and the new album, "Mott" made up most of the setlist, starting the show with "Drivin' Sister", "Sucker" and their cover of the Velvet Underground's
"Sweet Jane". The ballad, "Hymn For The Dudes", slowed things down a bit, but the energy level went back up, with "All The Way From Memphis" and the song that used to be their encore,
"Sweet Angeline", from the classic "Brain Capers" album. "Rose" was another quiet song and they followed that with their biggest hit, "All The Young Dudes", 
the David Bowie song that saved the band from obscurity. "One Of The Boys" and "Rock And Roll Queen", two of my favorite Mott The Hoople songs, ended the set. 
For the encore, we got to hear Ariel Bender really show his stuff, on an extended seven minute jam of "Walking With A Mountain", one of the best songs from their 1970 "Mad Shadows" album. 
His lead guitar work is showcased on this song, with a couple of solos included. This was Mott The Hoople at their peak!  

Many Many Thanks To Joe 

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AEROSMITH
Orpheum Theater 
Boston, MA.
October 27th 1973 
A Joe Maloney Master Recording
Transferred and Presented By Krw_co
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Recorded using a Sony TC-110A deck with built in microphone.

THE BAND
Joe Perry      guitar vocals 
Brad Whitford  guitar 
Steven Tyler   vocals harmonica piano percussion 
Tom Hamilton   Bass
Joey Kramer    Drums

SET LIST
1 Intro
2 Make It
3 Write Me A Letter
4 Somebody
5 Son of Shit / S.O.S. (Too Bad)
6 Dream On
7 One Way Street
8 Walkin' The Dog
9 Train Kept A Rollin'
(tape flip edit at 00:41:15:10)
10 Mama Kin
11 Pandora’s Box

JOE'S MEMORIES:
Aerosmith was the second act on the triple bill of Gentle Giant, Aerosmith and Mott The Hoople. They did an excellent high energy set, playing for their "hometown" audience. 
The band took their places on stage and did some tuning up, before being introduced by WBCN radio personality J.J. Jackson. And Steve Tyler was in the spotlight, wearing a, 
Mick Jagger style, glittering blue and silver bodysuit and a big, floppy, straw hat. He was a sight to see! Starting with three songs from their debut album, "Make It", "Write Me A Letter" 
and "Somebody", they continued with a new song, called, "Son Of Shit" (later changed to "S.O.S.(Too Bad) to keep the Columbia Records execs happy), from their upcoming new album. 
Their big hit, "Dream On" followed, along with Steve's "Thank you!" to the audience for making it a success. "One Way Street" and the Rufus Thomas classic, "Walkin' The Dog" 
led into their cover of "Train Kept A-Rollin'", with "Mama Kin" ending the set.  They had to come back out for their Boston, so for their encore number, they did another new song,
"Pandora's Box" and brought another great Aerosmith performance to a close.  A great, early moment in time, for a band that would go on to international fame.  

Many Many Thanks To Joe 

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