Marc Bolan's One-Page Cover Bravo Magazine, August 16, 1972.

T.Rex cover and two-page article, titled "The Marc Bolan Story," published in Romeo magazine on August 12, 1972.

Marc Bolan’s They Call it Rexmainia , a cover and four-page article in Hit Parader Magazine , August 1, 1972.

T.Rex’s Music for Pleasure album advert, published in Melody Maker music newspaper on July 22, 1972.

T.Rex’s "Has His Time Now Come?" , a one-page feature in New Musical Express , September 23, 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

T.Rex’s "Marc Bolan to Release New T.Rex Single" , a one-page article in New Musical Express , 1973.

T.Rex’s "T.Rex Get it On in LA" , a one-page article in Melody Maker , February 26, 1972.

T.Rex & Marc Bolan’s "T. Rex to Storm States" , a one-page article and poster in Melody Maker , February 12, 1972. MARC BOLAN and T. Rex...

T. Rex’s Bolan A Weird Kid, a cover inset and two-page feature in New Musical Express, February 12, 1972. I was a bit hung-up with my...

T.Rex’s T. REXTASY , a cover and one-page article in Melody Maker , February 5, 1972.

T. Rex's "Telegram Sam" and "Electric Warrior" at number two position in their respective UK charts - Melody Maker, February 5, 1972

Marc Bolan’s So Long as I can Boogie , a cover and one-page article in New Musical Express , February 5, 1972.

T.Rex’s "Telegram Sam Number Three" , a one-page article in Record Mirror , February 5, 1972.

Bolan's First T.Rex Wax Co. Maxi Single Promo Published in the UK on January 22, 1972, Melody Maker’s one-page advert promoted T. Rex’s “Telegram Sam” — Marc Bolan’s first single on his newly launched T.Rex Wax Co. label (distributed by EMI). The ad featured the single’s sleeve design, highlighted the stereo 45 RPM format, and listed the running time as 3:45. It was backed with “Cadilac” and “Baby Strange” (double B-side), and described as the “NEW MAXI SINGLE OUT NOW ON T-RE

Melody Maker, January 22, 1972 . NEW POP SINGLES BY CHRIS WELCH T. REX: "Telegram Sam" (T. Rex Wax Company). Like all T. Rex singles, by the third play you get it on. At first hearing, one tends to say: "Gosh chaps, Marc's newie sounds a bit of an oldie." But press the head- phones a little closer and one begins to convulse in a not all together unpleasant fashion. Boley piles on the guitar riff and the strings topple around him with rocking menace. According to Beep, Marc's

Bolan's Boston Starlight Hysteria Published in the UK on January 22, 1972, Melody Maker’s one-page feature article “T.Rextasy!” by Michael Watts reported on a literally hysterical gig by T. Rex at the Starlight Rooms, Boston, Lincolnshire, on Saturday (January 15, 1972). The piece captured the explosive spark of T. Rextasy — the frenzied fan reaction, Marc Bolan’s charismatic command of the stage, and the undeniable confirmation of T. Rex as a cultural phenomenon. Watts descr

T.Rex’s Rexmania , a cover and one-page feature in New Musical Express , January 22, 1972. AT the Boston Gliderdrome on Saturday, T. Rex turned the musical clock back to the early sixties. In scenes of hysteria and confusion unparalleled since the days of Beatlemania, thirty- three people fainted and one girl was taken to hospital after falling off the balcony in her excitement. Extra police were drafted in to cope with the crowd of more than five thousand including some from

A Record Mirror T. Rex Glam Origin Published in the UK on January 15, 1972, Record Mirror’s one-page feature article “Birth Of A Monster” explored the explosive rise of T. Rex RECORD MIRROR, January 15, 1972 CONTINUING Val Mabbs' amazing three-part interview with Marc Bolan - the elfin prince who has inspired a new generation of almost hysterically dedicated girl fans; the ex-mod who has explored the supernatural in the cause of musical expression and who says of his decision

Bolan's Ballrooms Of Mars Poster Push Published in the UK on January 15, 1972, Melody Maker’s one-page advert promoted a special double-sided T. Rex poster from Cauldron Promotions. One side featured a photograph of Marc Bolan; the other side showed photos of Marc and Mickey, plus Steve and Bill, along with "The Ballrooms of Mars" lyrics. Originally published as a souvenir for T. Rex's recent "Autumn Tour", the poster was supplied folded (though could be dispatched rolled),