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đź“° Solid Gold Easy Action T. Rex - Advert : Dec. 1972

  • Writer: T.Rex
    T.Rex
  • Dec 2, 1972
  • 2 min read

A full-page advertisement for T. Rex’s new single “Solid Gold Easy Action” alongside announcements for the *Born To Boogie* film premiere and special Christmas live shows.


Solid Gold Easy Action — the new single by T. Rex. T.REXMAS.


Melody Maker

Date: December 2, 1972

Length: 3 min read


đź“° Key Highlights

• New single “Solid Gold Easy Action” (MARC 3 on EMI)

• *Born To Boogie* film premiere on 14th December at Oscar One, Brewer Street

• T. Rex live Sundowner Specials: 22nd December at Edmonton and 23rd December at Brixton

• Large, energetic photograph of Marc Bolan with wild curly hair and a big grin

• Bold “T.REXMAS” branding tying the single and festive live dates together


đź“° Overview

Published on December 2, 1972, this advert in Melody Maker promoted T. Rex’s latest glam stomper while building excitement for the *Born To Boogie* film premiere and two special Christmas live shows.


đź“° Source Details

Publication / Venue: Melody Maker

Date: December 2, 1972

Format: Full-page single and event advertisement

Provenance Notes: Original 1972 Melody Maker advert from EMI.


đź“° The Story

The advert combines the release of “Solid Gold Easy Action” with festive T. Rex activity — the cinematic release of Ringo Starr’s *Born To Boogie* and two special Sundowner shows at Edmonton and Brixton, giving fans plenty of T. Rextasy over the Christmas period.


đź“° Visual Archive

Large, joyful black-and-white close-up of Marc Bolan with wild curly hair, heavy eye makeup and a broad smile, framed by bold headline text and festive “T.REXMAS” branding.


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đź“° Closing Notes

This December 1972 Melody Maker advert is peak T. Rextasy — Marc Bolan delivering another instant glam classic while inviting fans to celebrate with the *Born To Boogie* film and special live shows over Christmas.



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