T. Rex: Great Hits Album (1973) Bolan's Telegram to Stardom T. Rex’s Great Hits LP, released in the UK on November 2, 1973, on T. REX Records (catalogue: BLN 5003 / 0C 062 ◦ 94744), was a 14-track compilation of Marc Bolan’s glam anthems. Produced by Tony Visconti, it featured

Tyrannosaurus Rex: A Beard Of Stars / Unicorn Album (1972) A Doubleback Psychedelic Dream Tyrannosaurus Rex’s A Beard Of Stars / Unicorn double LP, was released in the UK on November 10, 1972, on Cube Records (catalogue: TOOFA 9) as part of the Doubleback Series. This reissue

T.Rex's Glam Anthem Explodes on West German TV! T.Rex’s performance of Children of the Revolution, recorded for BBC’s Top of the Pops and rebroadcast on West Germany’s Disco 72 on November 11, 1972. Disco (Die ZDF-Musikshow), launched October 2, 1971, and hosted by Ilja Richter,

T.Rex: "Bolan Dates & New Single" two articles in Melody Maker, November 11, 1972.

T.Rex: “Marc: I Wasn't a U.S. Flop!", article in Melody Maker, November 11, 1972.

Marc & Mickey cast a spell on BBC’s biggest stage! "Ride a White Swan", at number 30 on the BBC Singles Chart, T. Rex record their TOTP debut at BBC Television Centre, 201 Wood Lane, Shepherd’s Bush, London W12, England, on Wednesday, November 11, 1970. The duo—Marc Bolan on

Marc Bolan: Ready Steady Go (1965) On November 12, 1965, the British music television program Ready Steady Go!, broadcast on Rediffusion, featured an eclectic lineup of performers capturing the vibrant mid-1960s pop and soul scene. This episode marked the television debut of Marc

Marc Bolan: Born To Boogie - The Cosmic Dancer Another shot by that wall. Tatler, 19 Feb 1966

The week of November 13, 1971 "Jeepster"/"Life's A Gas" EXPLODES into UK Top 40 at #16! This T. Rex BANGER is SKYROCKETING to #2, DOMINATING for a JAW-DROPPING 15 WEEKS! out selling most of the years #1's You WON'T BELIEVE what happens next!

T. Rex on Beat-Club: November 13, 1971 The Cosmic Broadcast On November 13, 1971, T. Rex’s performances of “Jeepster” and “Life’s A Gas,” recorded the previous day for the German music program Beat-Club (which aired from September 1965 to December 1972), were broadcast.

Marc’s Mistletoe Boogie "Marc's Christmas Bop" is an unreleased 7-inch single by T. Rex, catalogued as MARC 12, with several proposed release dates, though November 14, 1975, is considered the most likely. It was meant to be a limited Christmas release but never officially came

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Marc Bolan: Born To Boogie - The Cosmic Dancer It’s a tradition in my house that the Christmas period doesn’t start until I play Christmas Bop on 1st December.

Rumblings Winter Spring 1997 🧵1 Issue No. 20 of RUMBLINGS, the quarterly Marc Bolan fanzine published by the Tyrannosaurus Rex Appreciation Society (1996). Usual A4 format. 16pp. Illustrated throughout. Every issue carried new details of Marc's life, his family, his unknown

T.Rex’s “Truck On (Tyke)” was released as a 7-inch vinyl single with push-out and solid centre variants in the UK on November 16, 1973, on T.Rex (catalogue: MARC 6). Backed with “Sitting Here,” this glam-rock stomper and mellow B-side (both written by Marc Bolan and produced Tony

TOP OF THE POPS LOST PERFORMANCE TAPE ARCHIVE Incredible archive of lost footage featuring over 150 lost performances from TOTP and many other shows recorded during the period 1971 to 1976. Artists featured include TRex, Elton John, Rod Stewart, Sweet, Slade, Mungo Jerry, Elvis

Tyrannosaurus Rex recorded their first radio session featuring Mickey Finn for BBC Radio One's Top Gear on November 17, 1969. The show was transmitted on November 22 and featured: An interview with Brian Matthew and the songs ‘Fist Heart Mighty Dawn Dart’ ‘Pavilions of Sun’ ‘A

Tyrannosaurus Rex: 2wice a Nice One Advert (1972) Bolan doubles the magic – two classics for the price of one! half-page advert for the double album reissue of A Beard of Stars / Unicorn (TOOFA 9/30, Cube Records, recommended retail price £2-40), released Friday 17th November, in