Alvin Stardust’s 1975 rock ‘n’ roll revival album Rock With Alvin, released on September 12, 1975, featuring covers of classic hits and original material, which entered the UK Albums Chart on October 4, 1975. Artist: Alvin Stardust Title: Rock With Alvin Date: September 12, 1975 Label: Magnet Format / Type: LP Vinyl Album (Gatefold), Cassette Album, 8-Track Cartridge Country: United Kingdom Catalogue: LP: MAG 5007 Cassette (TC): ZCMAG 5007 8-Track: Y8MAG 5007 TRACK LIST Side

David Essex’s third studio album All The Fun Of The Fair, released on September 12, 1975, featuring the major hit “Hold Me Close” and marking another commercial success. Artist: David Essex Title: All The Fun Of The Fair Date: September 12, 1975 Label: CBS Format / Type: LP Vinyl Album (Gatefold), Cassette Album, CD Album (Remastered 2015) Country: United Kingdom Catalogue: LP: S 69160 Cassette (TC): 40-69160 CD Remastered (2015): GLAMCD 158 TRACK LIST Side A All The Fun Of

A full-page Melody Maker advertisement promoting Alice Cooper’s “Welcome to My Nightmare” UK shows at Wembley Empire Pool (11–12 September) and Liverpool Empire (14 September). The striking advert highlights the theatrical extravagance of the tour and features the classic monster imagery that defined the era.

Show 2 The episode delivered high-energy performances from major chart artists of the day, showcasing the vibrant British pop scene of the period. Early episode of the music series Supersonic, broadcast on ITV1. This show continued building the programme’s reputation with a lively selection of glam, pop, and rock acts popular in mid-1975. Performers & Songs • Suzi Quatro – I May Be Too Young • Alvin Stardust – Move It • Gilbert O'Sullivan – I'll Believe It When I See It • Li

This Record Mirror & Disc feature from September 6 1975, written by David Hancock, profiles Alice Cooper at the height of his solo success with Welcome to My Nightmare. The article contrasts Cooper’s outrageous stage persona with his offstage humor and self‑awareness, offering a glimpse into the man behind the theatrical legend. Publication: Record Mirror & Disc Date: September 6, 1975 Country: United Kingdom The piece opens with a playful exchange between Cooper and a frie

This Music Press clipping from September 6 1975 announces David Bowie’s plans to bring his legendary alter‑ego Ziggy Stardust to the big screen. The article reveals that Bowie’s new production company, Bewley Bros., will produce the film, marking his second major movie project following The Man Who Fell to Earth. Publication: Music Press Clipping Date: September 6, 1975 Country: United Kingdom The piece outlines Bowie’s intention to revisit the Ziggy Stardust persona, origi

Alice Cooper’s New Musical Express cover feature and one‑page article from September 6, 1975, capturing his outrageous humour, chaotic charisma, and the gleefully grotesque theatrics that defined his mid‑’70s persona. The piece blends sharp interview insight with Creem-style irreverence, presenting Alice as both shock-rock ringmaster and witty, self-aware showman during the Welcome to My Nightmare era.

Alice Cooper’s one‑page Melody Maker advert from September 6, 1975, promoting his hard‑hitting, theatrical brand of shock‑rock with the swagger of a headline act turning metal into spectacle. The striking full-page piece announces sold-out UK shows with special guests Heavy Metal Kids and highlights the upcoming single “Ain’t Nothing But A House Party / You Got Me Rollin’”.

A full-page New Musical Express advertisement promoting Mott The Hoople’s new single “Monte Carlo” and their nationwide UK tour. The striking advert features a large, geometric “Mott” logo, the headline “their magnificent new single MONTE CARLO”, CBS catalogue number 3528, and a full list of September 1975 tour dates alongside a black-and-white group photograph of the band.

This New Musical Express chart record from September 2 1975 captures a transatlantic snapshot of mid‑seventies pop and rock. Rod Stewart dominates the UK charts with Atlantic Crossing and Sailing, while Elton John leads the U.S. albums with Captain Fantastic. The listings reflect a rich mix of soul, soft rock, and emerging disco influences defining the year’s musical landscape. Publication: New Musical Express Date: September 2 1975 Country: United Kingdom / United States T