A Journey Through The Electric Warrior’s Elevator From bopping elf to cosmic boogie king – the curls, the glitter, the riffs that launched glam. Marc Bolan didn’t just ride the wave of glam – he conjured it with a Les Paul, a feather boa, and a whisper that turned into a roar. This is the complete UK discography of the man who made of stardust: every album, single, and rarity from John's Children to T. Rex and beyond. John's Children (with Marc Bolan) Studio Albums Orgasm – A

BOLAN The rise to fame of a 1972 Super Star-in words and pictures A Melody Maker special 25p more pages to follow

T.Rex's Born To Boogie: The Complete Story of Marc Bolan, featured on the cover of The Ultimate Music Guide, January 21. 20

Long live the Electric Warrior – Goldmine crowns Bolan forever! Marc Bolan’s The King of Glam: Long Live Marc Bolan , a cover and fourteen-page tribute article in Goldmine, December 20, 1991.

five-page article, published in Jukebox Magazine  on November 1, 1995, discussing Marc Bolan’s exile in Monte Carlo for tax reasons, the departure of his key collaborator, Bolan’s struggles with alcohol and drugs, the June release of the compilation The Beginning Of Doves  (originally planned as Napoleon Bona-Part One and Two ), and the single featuring "Jasper C. Debussy," "Hippy Gumbo," and "The Perfumed Garden Of Gulliver Smith." Marc had to leave Great Britain for tax rea

Marc Bolan’s Marc Bolan Anniversary Special , a cover and three-page feature in Record Mirror , September 12, 1987.

Bolan’s comeback storm – will Marc reclaim his glam crown? Record Mirror, December 31, 1977. More Bolan revival moments added weekly.

Marc Bolan & T.Rex’s Dragon or Dreamer , a cover and two-page feature article in Record Mirror & Disc , February 28, 1976. TRIED GETTING...

Bolan unplugged – the Electric Warrior opens up on BBC radio! Insight with Marc Bolan – two rare, intimate interviews broadcast on BBC Radio 1: Part One – 23 November 1975 (3:34) Presented by David “Diddy” Hamilton • Producer: Paul Williams Marc chats about Music Business, touring, and the changing scene. Part Two – 30 May 1976 (5:49) Presented by Anne Nightingale • Producer: Tony Hale Deeper dive – life after glam, new directions, and classic Bolan charm. Both originally air

Marc Bolan’s Shakin' the Hex , a cover and three-page feature in Beetle Magazine , January 1, 1975. The last time Beetle interviewed Marc Bolan he had just completed laying down some basic tracks for "Tanx", the followup to "The Slider". At that point in time, Marc was the biggest thing Britain had seen in many a year, Europe lay at his feet and it looked like North America was going the same route. "Get It On (Bang A Gong)" was the single which inspired that hope. In North A

Marc Bolan’s Cover & Light Of Love One-Page Review in Disco 45 Magazine, August 16, 1974.

Marc Bolan’s Bolan In His Own Write , a cover and one-page feature in Disc , January 26, 1974.

Bolan rules the front page – glam’s cosmic king in full glory! Music Star Magazine, November 24, 1973

Marc Bolan & T. Rex's Cover & Seven- Page Poster Magazine, September 1, 1973.

T. Rex’s One-Page Cover Feature in Popfoto Magazine, August 1, 1973.

Bolan's Fan Q&A in Popswop Published in the UK on January 20, 1973, Popswop magazine’s cover and one-page article “Marc Bolan Answers” featured Marc Bolan responding to fan questions submitted by Pat Cooper of Wigan, Lancashire. The cover showcased Bolan in full early glam splendour, with the article offering a charming, personal glimpse into his ambitions, family, tastes, and off-stage life during the rapid rise of T. Rextasy. Article Overview Publication Details Magazine: P

A T. Rex Record Mirror Glam Spotlight Published in the UK on January 6, 1973, Record Mirror’s cover featured Marc Bolan. A classic New Year glam kick-off. Article Overview Publication Details Magazine: Record Mirror (UK). Date: January 6, 1973. Format: Front cover

Germany crowns its glam gods – Sweet, Slade, Deep Purple, T.Rex battle for the giant poster throne! Bravo magazine cover (No. 51, December 13, 1972) – massive 54×85 cm Neil Diamond poster, plus Sweet, Slade, Deep Purple, T.Rex, and the ultimate fan vote: who’s your 1972 king of glam? More German teen-mag madness added weekly

A Record Mirror Apple Films Boogie Blitz Published in the UK on December 9, 1972, Record Mirror’s front cover and half-page advert screamed Marc Bolan in full Born To Boogie glory — the Ringo Starr-directed T. Rex concert film shot at Wembley Empire Pool on March 18, 1972. The cover photo with the inside advert announcing the Apple Films premiere at Oscar One cinema, London. A full-throttle T. Rextasy moment. Advert Overview Publication Details Magazine: Record Mirror (UK)

Marc Bolan’s Bolan Cover , a cover and one-page article in Music Scene Magazine , December 1, 1972.