This New Musical Express feature from July 1974, written by Lisa Robinson in New York, documents David Bowie’s landmark performance at Madison Square Garden. The article captures the excitement surrounding Bowie’s first major U.S. tour and his triumphant arrival on the American stage. Publication: New Musical Express Date: July 27 1974 Country: United Kingdom THE STORY Under the banner “Americana Special,” Lisa Robinson recounts the anticipation leading up to Bowie’s Madi

This Look‑in magazine cover from July 1974 features Suzi Quatro in a vibrant illustrated portrait, celebrating her rise as one of Britain’s most popular rock performers. The issue promotes an exclusive interview and colour pin‑up, alongside a competition to win 25 signed copies of her new album. Publication: Look‑in Magazine Date: July 27 1974 Country: United Kingdom The cover illustration depicts Suzi Quatro smiling warmly, wearing a white T‑shirt emblazoned with her own i

This Popswop magazine cover from July 1974 features David Bowie in a striking close‑up portrait, capturing his androgynous allure during the height of his glam‑rock fame. The issue highlights Bowie alongside other major pop acts of the era, including the Rubettes, David Cassidy, the Jacksons, and the Bay City Rollers. Publication: Popswop Magazine Date: July 27 1974 Country: United Kingdom The cover presents a large, softly tinted photograph of David Bowie, his angular feat

The July 1974 issue of German magazine Popfoto features Noddy Holder of Slade on the cover with the headline “Hey! Wer will mit zu ‚Noddy Holder’?” Publication: Popfoto Date: July 1974 Country: Germany The cover shows a large colour portrait of Noddy Holder wearing a yellow-and-black check jacket over a red shirt. Teasers list features on Bill Wyman, Gary Glitter, Ten Years After, David Cassidy, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, plus mentions of Sweet und Alvin Stardust, Mud, Udo Linde

SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Bravo Magazine Date: July 21 1974 Country: Germany Section / Pages: Feature – Two Pages Title: So Sind Sie Wirklich: Steve Priest Series: Top‑Serie – Die Vier von Sweet This Bravo feature presents an intimate portrait of Steve Priest, bassist and vocalist of Sweet, as part of the magazine’s ongoing series Die Vier von Sweet (“The Four from Sweet”). The article explores Priest’s personality, home life near London, and his views on equality, family

SOURCE DETAILS Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: July 20 1974 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Feature column by Lisa Robinson (New York) Title: Bee’s Knees Bowie Shrugs Off ... This NME feature reports on David Bowie’s American tour and his ability to overcome setbacks with characteristic poise. The article opens by describing Bowie as “The Fragile Artist” yet “A Hearty Trouper,” noting that his tour had progressed smoothly except for one costly mishap.

A vibrant and colourful Music Star magazine cover starring Roy Wood in full glam regalia with dramatic face paint, capturing him at the height of his flamboyant solo career following his time with The Move and Wizzard. Publication: Music Star Date: July 13, 1974 Country: United Kingdom Section: Cover Feature THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS This eye-catching cover promotes Roy Wood as one of the most colourful and eccentric figures in British glam rock. The bold design and s

This Disc magazine cover from July 13 1974 captures Noddy Holder of Slade in full flamboyant form — top hat gleaming with mirrored discs, plaid jacket loud enough to rival his stage voice. The headline “Ain’t They Sweet?” and the playful pose reflect Slade’s cheeky dominance of mid‑’70s British pop. Publication: Disc Magazine (London, United Kingdom) Date: Saturday, July 13 1974 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Front Cover Feature Title: Noddy Holder – Ain’t They Sw

Sweet’s second studio album Sweet Fanny Adams, released in Germany as a Club Edition on RCA Victor (catalogue 28 337-4). The album marked a shift from their earlier bubblegum pop sound to a heavier glam rock and hard rock style, while retaining catchy melodies and harmonies. The title is English slang meaning “nothing at all” originating from the 1867 murder of Fanny Adams. RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: Sweet Title: Sweet Fanny Adams Date: 10 Jul 1974 Label: RCA Vict

A busy weekly singles review and news page from the July 6, 1974 issue of Disc Music Paper, featuring Ray Fox-Cumming’s column with various current releases, artist updates, and promotional content reflecting the active mid-1970s UK pop and rock singles market. Publication: Disc Music Paper Date: July 6, 1974 Country: United Kingdom Section: Singles Reviews / News Page THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS This page presents Ray’s regular singles reviews alongside other music new