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Alvin Stardust (June 22, 1974) – Music Star – “Stardust Gets In Your Eyes” (Red Dress Lyrics)

  • Writer: Alvin Stardust
    Alvin Stardust
  • Jun 22, 1974
  • 2 min read

The June 22, 1974 issue of Music Star magazine features a dedicated page titled “STARDUST GETS IN YOUR EYES”, presenting Alvin Stardust and the full lyrics to his hit single “Red Dress”.

Publication: Music Star

Date: June 22, 1974

Country: United Kingdom Location: London

Section: Song Lyrics / Artist Feature


THE STORY

The page highlights Alvin Stardust’s latest release, playfully noting his return “with another smash” and teasing the mystery of the girl dancing in the red dress. It includes the complete lyrics to “Red Dress” (written by Peter Shelley), along with a striking black & white photo of Alvin in his signature leather and glove look, raising his hand dramatically.


CONTEXT AND NOTES

Mid-1974 saw Alvin Stardust enjoying major success in the UK glam scene with his distinctive look and energetic singles. This Music Star feature gave fans the full lyrics to one of his popular tracks, typical of teen music magazines of the era that combined photos, news, and sing-along content.


FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS

Event: Lyrics feature with artist portrait

Era: 1974 (Glam Rock)

Tone: Playful, fan-service oriented Photography: Dramatic black & white studio shot of Alvin Stardust


WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS

  • Bold headline: “STARDUST GETS IN YOUR EYES”

  • Large photo of Alvin Stardust in black leather, gloved hand raised

  • Full lyrics to “Red Dress” including verses and chorus

  • Credit: Words and Music by Peter Shelley, © 1974 Magnet Records

  • Classic dotted-border 1970s magazine design


RELATED MATERIAL 

This lyrics feature appears in the same June 22, 1974 issue of Music Star as the Brian Connolly cover, Freddie Mercury series, Barry Blue spread, Mott the Hoople group photo, Roy Wood portrait, and Mud two-page feature.

For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page.

All magazine scans, photographs and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference.




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