Editing Mott the Hoople (section)

===Singles===
* "Rock and Roll Queen" / "Road to Birmingham" (October 1969)
* "Rock and Roll Queen" / "Backsliding Fearlessly" (January 1970)
* "Midnight Lady" / "It Must Be Love" (October 1971)
* "Downtown" / "Home Is Where I Want to Be" (December 1971)
* "[[All the Young Dudes]]" / "One of the Boys" (July 1972) – [[UK Singles Chart|UK]] No.&nbsp;3 / US No.&nbsp;37 / Can No.&nbsp;31
* "One of the Boys" / "Sucker" (January 1973) US No.&nbsp;96
* "[[Sweet Jane (Mott the Hoople version)|Sweet Jane]]" / "Jerkin'  Crocus" (March 1973) – (not released in the UK)
* "[[Honaloochie Boogie]]" / "Rose" (May 1973) – UK No.&nbsp;12
* "[[All the Way from Memphis]]" / "Ballad of Mott the Hoople (26 March 1972 – Zürich)" (August 1973) – UK No.&nbsp;10
* "[[Roll Away the Stone]]" / "Where Do You All Come From" (November 1973) – UK No.&nbsp;8
* "[[The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll]]" / "Rest in Peace" (March 1974) – UK No.&nbsp;16 / US No.&nbsp;96
* "[[Foxy, Foxy]]" / "Trudi's Song" (June 1974) – UK No.&nbsp;33
* "[[Saturday Gigs]]" / Medley; "Jerkin' Crocus" – "Sucker" (live) (October 1974) – UK No.&nbsp;41
* "All the Young Dudes" (live) / "Rose" (December 1974)<ref name="The Great Rock Discography"/><ref name="British Hit Singles & Albums"/>