Born June 3, 1947 in Thornton Heath, Surrey, England, Michael Norman "Mickey" Finn was a charismatic percussionist, visual icon, and essential member of the legendary British glam rock band T. Rex. From joining in late 1969 through the band’s dazzling peak in the early 1970s, Finn brought rhythmic energy, infectious groove, and vibrant stage presence that helped make T. Rex one of the most joyful and colourful acts of the glam era. His contributions welcomed fans of all backg

In the summer of 1978, Suzi Quatro delivered another slice of high-energy glam-rock with the single “The Race Is On” / “Non Citizen,” showcasing her signature bold attitude and paving the way for her most successful US album to date. As one of rock’s pioneering female icons, Quatro continued to inspire fans across genders and genera RELEASE DETAILS: Date: June 30, 1978 Label: RAK Records (founded by Mickie Most) F ormats: 7" vinyl single (also pressed in Germany, Netherlands,

In the summer of 1977, Elton John released the uplifting disco-infused single “Bite Your Lip (Get Up And Dance!)” as a double A-side with Kiki Dee’s “Chicago,” bringing high-energy grooves and joyful collaboration to fans worldwide. Co-written with Bernie Taupin, this track from the Blue Moves album encouraged everyone to let loose and dance, embodying an inclusive spirit that welcomed listeners of all ages and backgrounds to join the celebration. RELEASE DETAILS: Date: June

A detailed and attentive regional review that highlights Bolan’s poetic instincts, distinctive production, and early artistic promise during his Decca period.

A short but confident regional review positioning Bolan’s The Third Degree as a potential chart contender, adding another supportive voice to his early press story.

On June 3, 1966, Marc Bolan released his second solo single “The Third Degree” / “San Francisco Poet” on Decca Records, capturing his early transition from folk to a more dynamic sound as he built toward his future glam rock stardom with T. Rex. This release showcases Bolan’s poetic songwriting and distinctive voice during his formative years. RELEASE DETAILS: Date: June 3, 1966 Label: Decca Records Formats: 7" vinyl single Catalog Numbers: F.12413 Related Album: None (pre-T.