The origins of Mott The Hoople began in 1966 when Mick Ralphs, Stan Tippins, and Pete Overend Watts formed a group called The Doc Thomas group. Eventually, the group changed its name to Silence. After a few years of gigging and recording demos, the group replaced Stan Tippins with Ian Hunter. The band changed their name to Mott The Hoople and released their first album in 1969 entitled Mott The Hoople. In 1970, the band released their second album called Mad Shadows. The band quickly released their third and fourth albums in 1971, entitled Wildlife and Brain Capers. The albums that Mott the The post Top 10 Mott The Hoople Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.