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1975: Bolan’s Zip Gun Era

1975 was a year of change and experimentation for Marc Bolan and T. Rex. The album Bolan’s Zip Gun, recorded between February and August 1974 and released in February 1975, mixed glam roots with funk, soul, and psychedelic influences. Bolan continued to tour and release music despite shifting musical fashions. Singles such as “Light of Love” and “Zip Gun Boogie” kept the band visible in the charts. This section explores his determination to evolve, the changing band line-up

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A Marc In Time

highlights

from Marc’s

career

There Was A Time

Vintage newspaper

clippings, magazine

cuttings & press

The Time is Now

Latest reissues,

releases, & 2026

updates

A Wizard in Waiting

Marc’s earliest solo

years and pre-fame

magic

Midsummer Night’s

John's Children

The wild 1967

mod/psych chapter

Stars on Brows

Mystical folk-psych

era with

Steve Peregrin Took

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The Birth of Glam

Marc Bolan ignited the UK  music scene and T.Rex ruled the charts

The Dandy's Return

Marc evolves from Soul through Funk to the torchbearer of Punk

Eternal Boogie

Post-1977 releases,

rarities, rediscoveries

The legacy continued

Hang-Ups

Rare photos, live shots, album art & visual treasures

Albums:

Bolan's Boogie

Deep dives into

every studio album​

 

Singles:

7 Inch Boogie

The Hits The B-Sides

and more 

 

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