Marc Bolan & T.Rex: (Hit Warriors)

T.Rex’s "New York City"  backed with "Chrome Sitar" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by EMI Records under T. Rex Wax Co....

Marc Bolan & T.Rex’s "Bolan's Still A Teen Hero!" , a one-page article in Scrapbook , August 2, 1975.

T.Rex’s "A Bad Year for Geniuses" , a one-page article in New Musical Express , February 1, 1975.

Marc Bolan’s Shakin' the Hex , a cover and three-page feature in Beetle Magazine , January 1, 1975. The last time Beetle interviewed Marc Bolan he had just completed laying down some basic tracks for "Tanx", the followup to "The Slider". At that point in time, Marc was the biggest thing Britain had seen in many a year, Europe lay at his feet and it looked like North America was going the same route. "Get It On (Bang A Gong)" was the single which inspired that hope. In North A

Bolan unveils the new T.Rex line-up – bigger, brasher, ready to conquer America! Marc Bolan's new band - full-page feature in Bravo magazine, December 12, 1974. Marc Bolan introduces the revamped T.Rex: Mickey Finn still on bongos, plus new recruits Peter Dines (keys), Davy Lutton (drums), and Gloria Jones (backing vocals). Fresh from recording Futuristic Dragon, they’re gearing up for a triumphant US tour. More Bolan comeback stories added weekly. Marc Bolan and Mickey Finn:

T.Rex’s "Light Of Love & The Beginning of Doves" , a one-page album review in Circus Magazine , December 1, 1974.

Bolan’s US-only glam-funk detour – Light of Love hits American shores! T.Rex’s Light of Love Album , a one-page advert in Circus Magazine, December 1, 1974. More cosmic Bolan rarities added weekly.

Germany’s biggest teen mag crowns the cosmic curl king – Bolan in full glory! Marc Bolan’s poster in Bravo magazine, December 1, 1974 More international Bolan worship added weekly.

A Glam Rock Gunshot T. Rex’s “Zip Gun Boogie” 7-inch vinyl single, was released in the UK on November 1, 1974, on EMI Records (catalogue: MARC 9). Backed with “Space Boss,” The release was actually released under the name of Marc Bolan in the UK and some European countries, this energetic glam rock track, written and produced by Marc Bolan, was the third single taken from the album Bolan's Zip Gun. 1- "Think Zinc" b/w "Liquid Gang" Released: 1974 (Germany only) with the A-sid

Star-Invasion in deutschen Studios three- page article, published in Pop magazine on October 28, 1974.

Slade’s “Far Far Away” 7-inch vinyl single, was released in the UK on October 11, 1974, on Polydor Records (catalogue: 2058 522). Backed...

Marc Bolan & T.Rex’s "Disjointed Alloy" , a four-page feature in Circus Magazine , October 1, 1974.

T.Rex’s "Light Of Love" , a one-page advert in Billboard Magazine , September 28, 1974. ON THEIR FIRST CASABLANCA ALBUM I REX RETURNS TO...

T.Rex’s "Marc Bolan - Overnight Success in Ten Years" , a two-page feature in Scrapbook , publication date unknown, estimated circa 1973.

Marc Bolan’s Cover & Light Of Love One-Page Review in Disco 45 Magazine, August 16, 1974.

T.Rex’s "Angry Glad Puzzled" , a one-page article in Disc , February 16, 1974.

T.Rex’s "Surprise, Surprise" , a one-page single review, February 2, 1974.. T. REX: "Teenage Dream" (EMI). review Melody Maker music...

T.Rex’s "Blame Yourselves!" , a one-page article in Melody Maker , February 2, 1974..

Marc Bolan’s "Whatever Happened?" , a one-page advert in Melody Maker , February 2, 1974.

T.Rex’s "Nirvana Here We Come?" , a two-page feature in Sounds , February 2, 1974.