Glam Slam Chronicles (Everything)

Released: April 22, 2017 (UK) Label: Easy Action Records Catalogue Number: EA45027 T. Rex’s Rock ’n’ Roll EP — featuring Honey, Don’t backed with Summertime Blues 1, Summertime Blues 2, and Honey, Don’t (Instrumental) — was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by Easy Action Records on April 22, 2017, in conjunction with Record Store Day. 🔘 Archival Overview Issued as part of Easy Action’s T. Rex archival programme, this 2017 Record Store Day EP compiles rare early‑’7

In collaboration with Record Store Day, T. Rex Live 1977 was released as a 40th Anniversary Edition 2LP green colored vinyl album in the UK by Demon Records (catalog number DEMREC 189) on April 22, 2017. This double album was released in a gatefold cover with printed inner sleeves on green vinyl. A1 Jeepster 4:04 A2 Visions Of Domino 3:09 A3 New York City 4:10 A4 Soul Of My Suit 3:33 B1 Groove A Little 4:17 B2 Telegram Sam 6:53 B3 Hang Ups 5:33 C1 Debora [Includes Ba

21 songs, 1 hour and 7 minutes, released on March 3, 2017. Till Dawn Light Of Love Sky Church Music City Port [by Pat Hall] Bolan’s Zip Gun Solid Baby I Really Love You Babe Golden Belt Children Of Rarn [extract] Savage Beethoven Love For Me My Little Baby Casual Agent Dawn Storm All Alone New York City Futuristic Dragon Intro Bust My Ball Brain Police London Boys Funky London Childhood T.Rex Bolan’s Zip Gun & Futuristic Dragon: Outtakes (Digital)

A Marc Bolan Acoustic Vault Treasure Released as a limited edition blue vinyl LP in the UK on December 15, 2016, on Easy Action Records (catalogue: EARS121), Marc Bolan’s Skycloaked Lord (...of Precious Light) was a collection of remastered acoustic solo recordings from Marc’s personal tapes — pre-recorded for US radio syndication. Artwork by Les Clark. Pure, unenhanced Bolan on acoustic guitar. A intimate pre-T. Rex vault release. Album Overview Release Details Label: Easy A

A Glam Hits 180g Reissue Released as a vinyl LP compilation reissue in Europe November 11, 2016, on Demon Music Group Ltd. (catalogue: DEMREC182), T. Rex’s Solid Gold was a 16-track greatest hits collection originally compiled in 1979 by Marc Bolan & Colin Miles for EMI. Reissued on 180g vinyl, this glam essential featured “20th Century Boy,” “Children Of The Revolution,” “Metal Guru,” “Telegram Sam,” and “I Love To Boogie.” A Bolan-curated T. Rextasy celebration. Album Overv

Demon Records reissued via the classic ‘Best Of’ collections on 180g heavyweight vinyl The Unobtainable T. Rex. T. Rex were the most iconic band of the UK glam rock scene of the 70s. For a couple of years they were the most popular band in the UK and had amassed a cult following in the US. This is an alternative hits collection. Marc Bolan wrote and astonishing amount of non-album B-Sides for his singles, which are collected on this release. Release Date: November 11, 2016 Ce

The album features the original live broadcast of London Weekend Television’s Music In The Round, shown only in the London area on December 8, 1971. The networked version aired in April 1972 was heavily edited. This raw original ran over schedule, with only two songs performed, a longer interview between Marc Bolan and presenter Humphrey Burton, audience chat, and Marc demonstrating his guitar effects pedals and amps – unseen since 1971.

As part of Record Store Day, T. Rex’s Born to Boogie: The Concerts Wembley Empire Pool 18th March 1972 was released as a double album in 2,000 numbered copies on lime green and yellow vinyl in the UK by Demon Records (catalog number DEMREC 150) on April 16, 2016. Demon Records – DEMREC131 Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition, Numbered, Yellow & Green The 5.30pm Concert A1 Rosko's Intro Voice – Emperor Rosko 0:19 A2 Cadillac 7:01 A3 Jeepster 5:00 A4 Baby Strange 4:59 A

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Bowie's Posthumous Mail on Sunday Tribute Published in the UK on January 17, 2016, The Mail on Sunday’s cover “Golden Years: A Unique Tribute to a Musical Icon” was a heartfelt, full-colour tribute to David Bowie, released just one week after his passing on January 10, 2016. The cover featured a striking image of Bowie, with the feature celebrating his life, music, and cultural impact — from Ziggy Stardust to Blackstar — as the world mourned the loss of one of rock’s greatest