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Mickey Finn (June 3, 1947) “Happy Birthday Mickey Finn” – Biographical Tribute
Born June 3, 1947 in Thornton Heath, Surrey, England, Michael Norman "Mickey" Finn was a charismatic percussionist, visual icon, and essential member of the legendary British glam rock band T. Rex. From joining in late 1969 through the band’s dazzling peak in the early 1970s, Finn brought rhythmic energy, infectious groove, and vibrant stage presence that helped make T. Rex one of the most joyful and colourful acts of the glam era. His contributions welcomed fans of all backg

T.Rex
Feb 11, 20032 min read


Suzi Quatro (June 30, 1978) “The Race Is On” / “Non Citizen” – Single 7" UK
In the summer of 1978, Suzi Quatro delivered another slice of high-energy glam-rock with the single “The Race Is On” / “Non Citizen,” showcasing her signature bold attitude and paving the way for her most successful US album to date. As one of rock’s pioneering female icons, Quatro continued to inspire fans across genders and genera RELEASE DETAILS: Date: June 30, 1978 Label: RAK Records (founded by Mickie Most) F ormats: 7" vinyl single (also pressed in Germany, Netherlands,

Suzi Quatro
Jun 30, 19783 min read


Lou Reed (June 9, 1973) “After six years as a cult hero"– Melody Maker (UK)
This June 9, 1973 Melody Maker feature captures a pivotal moment in Lou Reed’s career as he transitioned from underground cult hero to mainstream pop star following the massive success of his single “Walk on the Wild Side” and the album Transformer. Michael Watts’ in-depth New York report highlights Reed’s reflections on fame, his Velvet Underground past, and his evolving public image PUBLICATION Publication: Melody Maker Date: June 9, 1973 Country: United Kingdom Section / P

Lou Reed
Jun 9, 19732 min read


David Bowie (June 10, 1972) “David Bowie with The Spiders From Mars” – UK Press Advert (Friars Civic Hall)
This 1972 UK press advertisement promotes an early Ziggy Stardust-era concert by David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars at Friars Civic Hall in Dunstable, supported by Flamin’ Groovies. Published around June 10, 1972, the ad captures the explosive momentum of Bowie’s breakthrough year and the rising glam rock phenomenon. PUBLICATION: UK Music Press Advertisement (Friars Civic Hall) Date: Published circa June 10, 1972 (for June 21 show) Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Co

David Bowie
Jun 10, 19722 min read
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