NEWS FROM THE POP MARKET November 15, 1971 A new sound made from folk and rock elements heralds the meteoric rise of a duo, T. Rex. Connoisseurs know: It's Marc Bolan and Mikkey Finn (incidentally, not related to Huckleberry Huckleberry), arguably the most successful group since the Beatles. Marc had already made arrangements in 1967 with a certain Steve Took. Underground in the underground, a largely unknown group, a case for music specialists in small clubs, far removed fro

T.Rex tease with glam gold! T.Rex’s OK You Win, a one-page advert for “Jeepster” in New Musical Express magazine, November 6, 1971.

T.Rex spark glam fire with “Jeepster”! T.Rex’s "Jeepster", a one-page review in New Musical Express magazine, November 6, 1971.

cover Beat Instrumental Magazine, November 1, 1971.

T.Rex’s "Electric Warriors In Concert" , a one-page advert in Melody Maker , October 9, 1971.

T. Rex’s Marc & Mickey, "two superboys," one-page cover in Bravado magazine, October 4, 1971.

Marc Bolan & T.Rex’s "Twelve Marital" , a two-page feature in Muzik Express Magazine , October 1, 1971.

T.Rex’s "Album & Tour Dates" , a one-page article in Melody Maker , September 11

T.Rex’s "Round Table Rock" , a two-page article on Weeley Festival in Record Mirror , September 11, 1971.

T.Rex’s "A Difficult Time" , a one-page Weeley Festival review in Melody Maker , September 4, 1971.