Bolan’s cosmic boogie masterpiece – Circus asks: dashed off or pure glam genius? one-page review in Circus Magazine, November 1, 1972.

Fly Records cash in on T.Rextasy – Bolan Boogie incoming! Bolan Boogie – the cheeky title chosen by Fly Records, former T. Rex label, for a new album of Marc Bolan material released next month. The move follows Fly’s reissue of the four-year-old Tyrannosaurus Rex classic “Debora,” currently storming the charts. One-page article in Disc music paper, April 29, 1972. More T.Rex cash-ins unearthed weekly. "Bolan Boogie," out May 5, contains all Fly smashes never before released o

A superstar in print: Record Mirror’s 1972 cover captures Bolan at the height of his glittering reign.

Two shows, two energies, one glittering eruption of glam rock — Wembley ’72 remains the day T. Rex became myth.

A sold‑out Wembley, a second show added, and cameras rolling — T. Rex captured the full force of their 1972 superstardom in a single explosive night.

A fan petition for T. Rex, Eurovision drama, and country music on the BBC — 1972 in one chaotic page.

A superstar to the world — but always “our Marc” at home.

Marc Bolan crowned Britain’s favourite — and the world takes notice. Lindisfarne rise, Olivia reigns.

This tiny BRAVO snippet is a perfect example of how deeply Marc Bolan permeated youth culture at his glam‑era peak. Even a pet mouse bearing his name became a moment of international teen‑press fascination — a reminder of the warmth, humour, and mythmaking that surrounded him.

A vibrant mix of glam, folk‑pop, theatre, and European chart power — a perfect snapshot of Britain’s musical landscape in March 1972.