This Disc singles-review page by Rosemary Horide surveys a broad selection of new releases from October 1973, with Paul McCartney & Wings, Suzi Quatro, Steve Miller Band, Springfield Revival, Billy Preston, Curtis Mayfield, Barry Blue, Golden Earring, McGuinness Flint and Dennis Linde all receiving individual assessments. Suzi Quatro receives particularly prominent treatment through the large photograph dominating the left-hand side of the page, while Paul McCartney’s latest

This full-page Disc feature follows David Essex and Gavin Petrie during filming for a television sequence aboard a boat on the River Thames. Written in a deliberately light-hearted style, the article mixes behind-the-scenes observations with conversation about Essex’s rapidly developing career, his music and the success of That’ll Be The Day, while the large photograph places the riverside location and London skyline at the centre of the page. Publication: Disc Date: October

DISC Roxy Music are making a powerful and immediate impact on the British music scene with their striking visual image and unique blend of 1950s, 60s and 70s influences, as they prepare to release their debut album produced by Pete Sinfield. Publication: DISC Date: June 10, 1972 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Feature (Half-page) THE STORY The article profiles the rapidly rising Roxy Music, describing how the band has created a strong visual and musical iden