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Rod Stewart (June 8, 1974) “Ooze This???? Geezer Fink?? EE Is???????” - Disc UK

  • Writer: Rod Stewart
    Rod Stewart
  • Jun 8, 1974
  • 2 min read

Playful full-page feature in Disc magazine exploring 1970s glam rock lookalike culture, focusing on Les Green frequently being mistaken for Rod Stewart due to his hairstyle, fashion, and stage image.


PUBLICATION:

Date: June 8, 1974

Country: United Kingdom

Title: DISC

Page: 13

Title: OOZE THIS?????? GEEZER FINK????? EE IS????????


THE STORY

The article highlights how fans and the public often confused Les Green with Rod Stewart. It includes quotes from Les Green reflecting on the resemblance, fan reactions, and his own thoughts: “I don’t really think I look like him, but it could be worse…”. The piece is filled with humorous commentary on glam-era visual styles and celebrity lookalikes.


CONTEXT AND NOTES

Published during the height of glam rock in 1974. Rod Stewart’s distinctive spiky hair and flamboyant image were hugely influential. Les Green (of Mud) was riding high with chart success, and this light-hearted feature reflects how closely tied image was to success in the era. The same issue also covered other glam and rock news.

FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS

Era: Glam Rock Peak (1974) Tone: Humorous, sensational, fun Photography: Multiple stylish photos of Les Green emphasizing the visual similarities to Rod Stewart


“I don’t really think I look like him, but it could be worse….”

WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS

  • Full-page layout with chaotic, oversized headline

  • Prominent photos of Les Green in classic 1970s glam fashion

  • Detailed text discussing lookalikes, fan confusion, and glam scene anecdotes

RELATED MATERIAL

  • Disc Magazine (June 10, 1972) – Marc Bolan, Roxy Music & David Cassidy features

  • David Bowie (June 29, 1973) “Ziggy Stardust Tour – Leeds Rollarena” - Concert Poster

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