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Bolan B-Sides is being released exclusively for #RecordStoreDay on 12th April. This brand new collection features 25 B-sides and 2 bonus tracks from T. Rex’s hit-packed 1972-1977 period including ‘Born To Boogie’, ‘Cadilac’, ‘Tame My Tiger’ and ‘Thunderwing’. This double LP is pressed on blue vinyl and includes full song lyrics. Don’t miss out – visit the Record Store Day website to find your local independent participating record shop #RSD25 @RecordStoreDayUK @recordstoreday
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Classic Top of the Pops performance of ‘I Love To Boogie’, by T.Rex.
Archive footage taken from their appearance on TOTP, in 1976, and lovingly restored to HD for the first time!
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Newly remastered to HD! The official video for 'Buick MacKane'
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What happens when Marc Bolan and a certain Beatle (disguised as a chimp) meet on the set of 'Born to Boogie'
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Check out this incredible footage of Marc & Ringo Starr together performing 'Some People Like To Roll'!
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Check out this performance of Tutti Frutti with Marc Bolan, Elton John and Ringo Starr!
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Marc Bolan, Elton John and Ringo Starr perform a rare collaboration together from an usual location!
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The T.Rex album released on 1 March 1974 was intended to be called A Creamed Cage In August, with the band name of Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow. However, EMI rejected the idea and so three times Grammy Award winning art director, John Kosh, had to amend the artwork to include “Marc Bolan & T.Rex” on the corner.
This cutting from Superstar & Music World magazine, February 1974, confirms the story. Which name do you prefer?
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On 18th March 1972, T.Rex performed two sell-out concerts at the Empire Pool, Wembley. 52 years ago today! Were you there? 🎸🎶
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What ever happened to the Teenage Dream? ⭐
This was the first and only time Marc Bolan performed on Top of the Pops without T.Rex, singing a live vocal over a backing track which was a very different mix to the single release. Now remastered in HD!
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T.Rex – the creation of Marc Bolan, the band’s leader, creative director and sole song-writer – was born out of the late-1960s’ hippy counter-culture. Bolan’s road to superstardom took him from 18-year-old folk singer to proto-punk guitar thrasher in John’s Children, via the blissed-out Tolkien-washed mysticism of Tyrannosaurus Rex to fully-fledged Glam Rock idol in T.Rex.
Following their breakthrough 1970 hit, Ride A White Swan, T.Rex became the biggest pop phenomenon of the new decade, scoring chart-topping, award-winning singles and LPs across Europe, the Far East, and Australia, while finding success in North America via the top-10 single Get It On (Bang A Gong) and hit albums Electric Warrior and The Slider.
Decades after Bolan’s tragically early death, the influence of T.Rex is still felt across the music world. His status as one of the leading British music stars has recently been recognised with the induction of T.Rex into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.