A detailed live review from the July 5, 1975 issue of Sounds Music Paper covering Mud’s outdoor performance at Huddersfield Town football ground, assessing the band’s set, stage presence, and audience turnout during their continued chart success in the mid-1970s glam/pop era. Publication: Sounds Music Paper Date: July 5, 1975 Country: United Kingdom Section: Live Review / Gig Report THE STORY The review describes Mud’s appearance at a football ground in Huddersfield, noting t

Label: RCA Victor Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK Catalogue: RCA 2578 Release Date: July 4, 1975 TRACK LIST A-Side Action (Scott, Tucker, Connolly, Priest) – 3:16 B-Side Sweet F.A. (Scott, Tucker, Connolly, Priest) – 6:11 (From the album Sweet Fanny Adams) WHAT THE LABEL SHOWS Orange RCA Victor labels. A-side “ACTION” (Scott, Tucker, Connolly, Priest) Produced by Sweet. B-side “SWEET F.A.” (Scott, Tucker, Connolly, Priest) Produced by Phil Wainman. VARIANTS & PACKAGING

Creem Magazine feature showcasing the winners of their “Rock Dreams” art contest, highlighting imaginative and often surreal illustrations inspired by rock stars and the rock ’n’ roll lifestyle, reflecting the creative and visually vibrant culture of mid-1970s rock fandom. WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS THE STORY Publication: Creem Magazine Date: July 1, 1975 Country: United States Section: Art Contest / Feature Full-page spread with multiple striking illustrations, including a larg

Circus Magazine major 4-page feature on Golden Earring, focusing on guitarist George Kooymans and the band’s explosive rise, their high-energy live shows, and their ambitions as they prepared to conquer America with their new album Switch. THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS A substantial 4-page feature on Golden Earring with a strong focus on guitarist George Kooymans, who declares “I Don’t Want To Be The World’s Greatest Guitarist.” The article explores the band’s gritty, hig

A major multi-page cover story in Cream magazine that humanizes Alice Cooper, contrasting his notorious shock-rock theatrics with candid interviews and photos revealing the man behind the makeup as surprisingly down-to-earth, witty, and thoughtful. [Magazine Cover + Interior Pages Images Here] THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS This extensive Cream feature presents a revealing and often humorous portrait of Alice Cooper. Lester Bangs’ article “Punch & Judy Play The Toilets” go

The July 1975 issue of Hit Parader features an interview with Bryan Ferry by Lisa Robinson, exploring his feelings about touring America with Roxy Music and reflecting on his recent solo concert at London’s Royal Albert Hall Publication: Hit Parader Date: July 1975 Country: United States The article opens with Bryan Ferry at the downtown Toronto Holiday Inn after a sojourn on the island of Mustique. He discusses the stress of American tours, the success of the previous U.S. v

The July 1975 issue of Hit Parader features an interview with Alice Cooper by Richard Robinson, in which he discusses his invented “human shock absorber,” a moat idea for Beverly Hills homes, television, and his new album Welcome to My Nightmare. Publication: Hit Parader Date: July 1975 Country: United States Alice Cooper talks about turning down Robert Young, inventing a moat that goes around houses in the canyons of Beverly Hills with sprinkling systems, and a human shock a

A dynamic two-page Cream magazine feature on Queen, capturing the band’s explosive energy, theatrical live shows, and rising stardom in the summer of 1975 during their breakthrough “Sheer Heart Attack” era. THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Cynthia Dagnall’s feature reviews a high-energy Queen concert at Chicago’s Aragon Ballroom, describing the band’s powerful performance, Freddie Mercury’s commanding stage presence, and the wild audience reaction. The piece highlights Queen

A powerful, in-depth German pop magazine feature examining the intense phenomenon of David Cassidy’s teen idol status, the hysteria of his fans, and the darker side of sudden superstardom during the early 1970s. THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS The article, titled “Der totale Cassidy” (“The Total Cassidy”), explores the meteoric rise of former “King of Teenybop” David Cassidy and the extreme devotion of his mostly female fans. It details the screaming crowds, the fanatical a

A vivid two‑page feature written by Leee Black Childers, capturing Angela Bowie’s life and atmosphere around the Bowie circle in early 1975, illustrated with striking photographs of Angela in full glam‑era style. Publication: Hit Parader Date: July 1975 Country: USA This Hit Parader feature, penned by photographer and writer Leee Black Childers, recounts a chaotic and colourful period spent in London with Angela Bowie and the Bowie entourage. The article blends personal refle