T.Rex’s "20th Century Boy"  backed with "Free Angel" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by EMI Records under T. Rex Wax...

Marc Bolan & T.Rex’s The Unobtainable T. Rex  was released as an LP album and cassette in the UK by EMI Records (catalog number EMC 3346)...

Marc Bolan’s "Life’s A Gas"  EP, backed with "Find A Little Wood" , "Once Upon The Seas Of Abyssinia" , and "Blessed Wild Apple Girl" ,...

T.Rex’s "Celebrate Summer"  backed with "Ride My Wheels" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by EMI Records under T. Rex...

Gloria Jones’s Vixen  was released as an LP album in the UK by EMI Records (catalog number EMC 3159) on December 3, 1976. It features...

Vinyl record label for "Laser Love" by T. Rex, released on 17 September 1976 under EMI in the UK, Catalog number: MARC 15. T.Rex’s "Laser...

T.Rex’s "I Love To Boogie"  backed with "Baby Boomerang" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by EMI Records under T. Rex...

T.Rex’s "London Boys" , a one-page advert in Record Mirror & Disc , February 28, 1976.

Marc’s Mistletoe Boogie "Marc's Christmas Bop" is an unreleased 7-inch single by T. Rex, catalogued as MARC 12, with several proposed release dates, though November 14, 1975, is considered the most likely. It was meant to be a limited Christmas release but never officially came out at the time. The A-side, "Christmas Bop," is a new, previously unheard holiday-themed track, while the B-side includes two of T. Rex’s major 1972 hits: "Telegram Sam" and "Metal Guru." Although she

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

T.Rex’s "T. Rex Disco Party" , also known as "Bolan's Jive In '75" , comprising three tracks including "Dreamy Lady"  backed with "Do You...

T.Rex’s "New York City"  backed with "Chrome Sitar" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by EMI Records under T. Rex Wax Co....

A Glam Rock Gunshot T. Rex’s “Zip Gun Boogie” 7-inch vinyl single, was released in the UK on November 1, 1974, on EMI Records (catalogue: MARC 9). Backed with “Space Boss,” The release was actually released under the name of Marc Bolan in the UK and some European countries, this energetic glam rock track, written and produced by Marc Bolan, was the third single taken from the album Bolan's Zip Gun. 1- "Think Zinc" b/w "Liquid Gang" Released: 1974 (Germany only) with the A-sid

T.Rex’s "Surprise, Surprise" , a one-page single review, February 2, 1974.. T. REX: "Teenage Dream" (EMI). review Melody Maker music...

Marc Bolan’s "Whatever Happened?" , a one-page advert in Melody Maker , February 2, 1974.

Marc Bolan & T.Rex’s "Teenage Dream" , a one-page review in Disc , January 26, 1974.

Marc Bolan and T.Rex’s "Teenage Dream"  backed with "Satisfaction Pony" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by EMI Records...

Bolan’s stomping glam trucker anthem roars into the Top 20! T. Rex's "Truck On (Tyke)" entered the UK Singles Chart the week of November 18, - 24, 1973, reaching its highest position at No. 12 on December 22, and 29, 1973. It remained on the chart for a total of 11 weeks. Chart Run November 24 – No. 38 December 1 – No. 20 December 8 – No. 13 December 15 – No. 14 December 22 – No. 12 December 29 – No. 12 January 5 – No. 15 January 12 – No. 18 January 19 – No. 22 Janu

A Truck On Tyke Ride T.Rex’s “Truck On (Tyke)” was released as a 7-inch vinyl single with push-out and solid centre variants in the UK on November 16, 1973, on T.Rex (catalogue: MARC 6). Backed with “Sitting Here,” this glam-rock stomper and mellow B-side (both written by Marc Bolan and produced Tony Visconti), were issued as non-album tracks later added to Zinc Alloy reissues. December 12 1974 enters the U.K chart at number 38 It peaked at No. 12 on the UK Singles Chart for