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NME (July 8, 1972) "What's On Pull-Out" – Radio/TV Guide, Irish Report & Rock Report
A comprehensive New Musical Express “What’s On Pull-Out” page packed with radio and TV listings, Irish music news, rock reports, and gig information, offering a detailed snapshot of the vibrant UK music and broadcasting scene in the summer of 1972. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: July 8, 1972 Country: United Kingdom Section: What’s On Pull-Out (Page 18) THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS This pull-out section provides essential weekly information for music fans, i
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Jul 8, 1972
NME (July 8, 1972) "What's On Pull-Out" – Gig Guide & Concert Listings
A packed New Musical Express “What’s On Pull-Out” page bursting with live gig advertisements and concert information for the week, reflecting the incredibly active British rock scene in the peak summer of 1972 with major acts and open-air events. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: July 8, 1972 Country: United Kingdom Section: What’s On Pull-Out / Gig Guide (Page 23) THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS This full pull-out page serves as the essential weekly gig guide, p
Slade
Jul 8, 1972
David Bowie (July 8, 1972) "Thank You To All Our People For Making Ziggy" – Melody Maker Full-Page Feature / Advert
A striking full-page Melody Maker feature celebrating David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust phenomenon, expressing gratitude to fans and capturing the electric excitement of his breakthrough live shows during the summer of 1972. Publication: Melody Maker Date: July 8, 1972 Country: United Kingdom Section: Full-Page Feature / Advert THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS This dynamic page thanks fans for embracing Ziggy Stardust and celebrates the incredible audience reaction to Bowie’s liv
David Bowie
Jul 8, 1972
Nazareth (July 7, 1972) "Morning Dew" / "Spinning Top" Single 7" (PEG PGS 4 UK)
RELEASE INFORMATION Released July 7, 1972 7" Vinyl Single Reference: UK: PGS 4 A. Morning Dew (Tim Rose) B. Spinning Top (Nazareth) Notes Morning Dew is a cover of the Tim Rose song (also known as "Take Me For A Walk" in some releases). UK VARIANTS: • UK - PEG (2) – PGS 4 - 1972 • UK - PEG (2) – PGS 4 - 1972 (Promo) INTERNATIONAL VARIANTS: • US - Warner Bros. Records – WB 7599 - 1972 • US - Warner Bros. Records – WB 7599 - 1972 (Promo, Stereo/Mono) SOURCES Discogs, 45 World
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Jul 7, 1972
Terry Dactyl & The Dinosaurs (July 7, 1972) "Seaside Shuffle" / "Ball and Chain" Single 7" (UK Records UK-R 5)
Title: Seaside Shuffle B-side: Ball and Chain Label: UK Records Catalogue number: UK-R 5 Date: July 7, 1972 (UK) Terry Dactyl & The Dinosaurs brought a slice of tongue-in-cheek fun to the charts with “Seaside Shuffle.” A bouncy, good-time skiffle-style rocker with a distinct 1950s flavour, the track captured the spirit of bucket-and-spade holidays, fish and chips, and donkey rides along the British coast. Released on July 7, 1972, the single appeared on Young Blood Records un
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Jul 7, 1972
Suzi Quatro (July 7, 1972) "Rolling Stone" / "Brain Confusion (For All the Lonely People)" Single 7" (RAK 134 UK)
Released July 7, 1972 Reference: UK: RAK 134 A. Rolling Stone (Errol Brown / Phil Dennys) B. Brain Confusion (For All the Lonely People) (Suzi Quatro) Demo copies have the artist as Susie Quatro. Commercial releases in Portugal, US and New Zealand list the artist as Suzie Quatro. Produced by Mickie Most. UK VARIANTS: • Demo (four prong) • Commercial (knockout centre) • Commercial (solid centre) • Misspelt demo (Susie Quatro) CHART PERFORMANCE Portugal: Peak position 1 Elsewh
Suzi Quatro
Jul 7, 1972
Alice Cooper Group (July 6, 1972) – International Times (IT) Magazine
A striking two-page spread in the July 6, 1972 issue of International Times (IT) magazine featuring an in-depth, provocative review of Alice Cooper’s latest work alongside a powerful, macabre full-page illustration of the singer, capturing the band’s shocking theatrical shock-rock reputation in the underground press during their rapid rise. [Magazine Page Images Here] Publication: International Times (IT) Date: July 6, 1972 Country: United Kingdom Section: Music Feature / Art
Alice Cooper Group
Jul 6, 1972
David Bowie (July 6, 1972) “Starman” Top of the Pops Performance – BBC
On July 6, 1972, David Bowie performed “Starman” on BBC’s Top of the Pops, delivering a groundbreaking moment that changed pop culture forever and launched the Ziggy Stardust era. Publication / Source: BBC Top of the Pops Date: Broadcast July 6, 1972 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Television Performance THE STORY Wearing a vibrant red mullet, quilted jumpsuit, and full makeup, Bowie casually draped his arm around Mick Ronson during the chorus and pointed d
David Bowie
Jul 6, 1972
Alice Cooper Group (July 1, 1972) "Beauty and the Beast" + "Alice Cooper is ugly, rude, creepy..." – Melody Maker Feature
A vivid, multi-column Melody Maker feature on the Alice Cooper Group, exploring the contrast between their shocking, grotesque stage persona and the real personalities behind the theatrics during their explosive 1972 breakthrough. Publication: Melody Maker Date: July 1, 1972 Country: United Kingdom Section: Feature / Artist Profile THE STORY This detailed feature delves into the Alice Cooper Group’s outrageous live showmanship — including their use of dummies, violence, and t
Alice Cooper Group
Jul 1, 1972
Rod Stewart (July 1, 1972) "Star des Monats Juli: Rod Stewart" – Bravo Magazine Centerfold / Calendar
A spectacular full-page centerfold and monthly calendar feature in the German teen magazine Bravo, showcasing Rod Stewart as “Star of the Month” for July 1972 in a flamboyant leopard-print suit, capturing the peak of his solo superstardom and glamorous rock image during the early 1970s. Publication: Bravo Magazine Date: July 1, 1972 Country: Germany Section: Star des Monats / Centerfold Calendar THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS This eye-catching Bravo centerfold presents
Rod Stewart
Jul 1, 1972
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