This discography shows the country, title, date, label, and catalog number for all known releases and variations. It also serves as a want list. An asterisk (*) at the end means I have a copy, and a dash (-) means I need a copy.
Under Pressure; For My Baby; Our Time; A to Z; You And Me; Hey Hey; Every Beat; Nobody Knows Me; Ain't It Good?; Fool For Loving; That's Life; Budgie [1977 unreleased]; Can't Get Enough [1970 demo]
S.E.X.; Barking Mad; Don't Need Money; Jessica; Hideaway [Bad Company live]; Jazz Wah; Train Wreck; Large!; Atmosphere; Gravy Booby; Coming Up The Hill; More S.E.X.
Original album tracks: All It Takes; Hey Baby; Take This; Give You My Love; Fast Travelling Man; On The Run; Last Chance Saloon; Rock Fever; When The Revolution Comes; Another Lonely Day;
Bonus tracks on the Angel Air reissue: Rock 'n Roller [(previously unreleased)]; All Across The Nile [(previously unreleased)]; All It Takes [(alternate version)]; Give You My Love [(alternate version)]; On The Run [(alternate version)]; Last Chance Saloon [(alternate version)]; When The Revolution Comes [(alternate version)]; Another Lonely Day [(demo)]; Rock 'n Roller [(alternate version)]; All Across The Nile [(alternate version)]
When Bad Company broke up in 1983, Mick recorded Take This to provide an outlet for the material he was writing. Mick recorded the album with Mickey Feat on bass and Simon Kirke on drums, while handling all the other instruments and vocals himself. The material is decidedly different than his work with Bad Company, including pop, country, and even a jazzy instrumental track. Mick then formed a band with Dave Colwell (who later joined Bad Company) on guitar, Feat on bass, and Chris Slade on drums. The band rehearsed tirelessly, but only played four pub dates before Mick joined David Gilmour for a year of touring.
The Angel Air CD reissue includes ten bonus tracks, and a booklet with liner notes by Campbell Devine and previously unpublished photos.
