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đź“° Jeepster T. Rex - Advert : Nov. 1971

  • Writer: T.Rex
    T.Rex
  • Nov 6, 1971
  • 2 min read

A bold, fan-focused full-page New Musical Express advertisement for T. Rex’s single “Jeepster”, playfully captioned “OK You Win” in response to overwhelming public demand.


OK You Win — here’s the single you asked for: “Jeepster” by T. Rex.


New Musical Express

Date: November 6, 1971

Length: 2 min read


đź“° Key Highlights

• Direct response to fan demand with the cheeky headline “OK You Win”

• Promotes the single “Jeepster” from the album *Electric Warrior*

• Striking black-and-white photo of Marc Bolan relaxing in a bohemian setting

• Catalogue number BUG 16

• Classic playful T. Rex marketing during the absolute peak of T. Rextasy


đź“° Overview

Published on November 6, 1971, this full-page advert in NME celebrates the huge popularity of T. Rex by giving fans the track they had been requesting — “Jeepster”.


đź“° Source Details

Publication / Venue: New Musical Express

Date: November 6, 1971

Format: Full-page record company advertisement

Provenance Notes: Original 1971 NME advert.


đź“° The Story

The advert acknowledges the overwhelming demand from fans and proudly presents “Jeepster” as the single they asked for. It reflects the incredible momentum T. Rex had built by late 1971, when almost anything they released was met with huge anticipation.


đź“° Visual Archive

Relaxed black-and-white photograph of Marc Bolan lounging in a patterned room with cushions and decor, paired with large, bold “JEEPSTER T.REX” lettering and the playful “OK You Win” headline.


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đź“° Closing Notes

This November 1971 NME advert perfectly captures the playful, fan-driven energy of T. Rextasy at its height — T. Rex giving the people exactly what they wanted with “Jeepster”.



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