Bolan & Finn's Capri 2600 RS Chase

Marc Bolan (left) and Mickey Finn are also incredibly similar on the inside: Both are playful, romantic types, but when necessary, they're just as tough as their sound.

A bold, full-page promotional Starschnitt advert in Bravo announces the arrival of the new cut-out poster featuring Marc Bolan and Mickey Finn of T. Rex, encouraging German teen readers to snip, collect, and pin their idols to the wall. The striking black-and-white studio portrait shows Bolan in his Mickey Mouse T-shirt and leather jacket alongside a cool, long-haired Mickey Finn, framed by bright red graphics and oversized scissors. This January 7, 1972 Bravo Starschnitt per

A charming and revealing six-page feature in Bravo magazine showing the parents and siblings of the era’s biggest glam and rock stars — bringing the wild idols back down to earth with their families. Behind the glitter, boas, and electric guitars — the real homes and mums & dads of your favourite rock stars. Bravo Magazine Date: December 20, 1971 Length: 6 min read 📰 Key Highlights • Major six-page family feature on early 70s rock stars • Includes Mickey Finn (T. Rex)

A vibrant cover of Bravo magazine presents Marc Bolan and Mickey Finn of T. Rex as “two superboys,” showcasing their glamorous, long-haired image against a bright green backdrop while teasing major features on the band’s rising stardom. The cover highlights the duo’s visual appeal and positions them as the ultimate glam idols of the moment, with the German teen magazine celebrating their breakthrough success. This October 4, 1971 Bravo cover captures T. Rex at the absolute he

A brief but significant news snippet announces that Bill Legend (formerly of Legend) has joined T. Rex as their new drummer for the upcoming British tour, while Mickey Finn shifts focus to vocals and bongos. The short, matter-of-fact report marks a key line-up change as the band prepares for its next chapter. This April 23, 1971 clipping from the Whitstable Times captures an early transitional moment in T. Rex’s evolution — just as “Ride a White Swan” was propelling them towa

An American critic hears T. Rex as soft‑rock with charm but questions whether Bolan’s new direction offers enough originality to stand apart in a crowded market.

A glowing live review of Tyrannosaurus Rex performing at The Big Apple in Brighton, capturing the band’s magical transition from acoustic folk to electric glam rock. Woodland whimsy meets electric fairy dust — Marc Bolan and Mickey Finn enchanting a packed house. Sounds Date: December 26, 1970 Length: 3 min read 📰 Key Highlights • Live review of Tyrannosaurus Rex at The Big Apple, Brighton • Focus on their performance of the hit “Ride A White Swan” • Praise for the b

A thoughtful end-of-year NME feature examining T. Rex’s transition from underground cult favourites to mainstream chart contenders following the success of “Ride a White Swan”. Marc Bolan reflects on fame, the underground scene, and the band’s evolving identity. New Musical Express Date: December 19, 1970 Length: 4 min read 📰 Key Highlights • Marc Bolan interviewed on T. Rex’s rapid rise • Discussion of moving from underground credibility to pop success • Bolan’s tho

A vibrant 1970 cover story featuring Marc Bolan and Mickey Finn as T. Rex make their breakthrough TV appearance on *Top of the Pops* performing “Ride a White Swan”. The moment glam rock first whispered its spell into the living rooms of Britain. Music Now Date: December 12, 1970 Length: 4 min read 📰 Key Highlights • Marc Bolan’s reaction to performing “Ride a White Swan” on *Top of the Pops* • Bolan describes the surreal experience as “like a Fellini film” • Early co