Circus Magazine Date: January 1, 1974 Length: 3 min read A lively one-page snapshot of Elton John’s non-stop 1974 lifestyle — shopping sprees, star-studded parties, and relentless globe-trotting. Peak early-70s Elton: glamorous, extravagant, and seemingly everywhere at once. 📰 Key Highlights • Elton John spotted shopping in New York’s Greenwich Village • Buying records, magazines, and cassettes everywhere he goes • Private midnight supper after a Rod Stewart concert

A classic full-page NME chart rundown for the week ending Tuesday, January 23, 1973, showing the British singles and albums charts alongside their US counterparts. The page captures the exact snapshot of pop and rock dominance in early 1973, with glam, soul, and singer-songwriter hits battling for supremacy. This January 27, 1973 NME chart edition perfectly reflects the vibrant, transitional sound of the post-glam dawn, where Sweet, Bowie, Slade, and emerging US stars jostled

A New Musical Express singles‑preview column by Derek Johnson, spotlighting key early‑’72 releases expected to make chart impact. The page paired a prominent David Bowie photograph with concise, commercially minded assessments of new singles from Stevie Wonder, the Fortunes, David Bowie and Jefferson Airplane. Publication: New Musical Express Date: January 8, 1972 Format: One‑page singles preview Writer: Derek Johnson A moment of pre‑glam anticipation, Motown strength and