There Was A Time: Marc’s Scrapbook:

Craig Campbell’s article traces Bolan’s meteoric rise, from his early Tyrannosaurus Rex mysticism to the glitter‑charged explosion of T. Rexmania. Between 1970 and 1973, Bolan delivered nine consecutive Top 3 singles — four of them No. 1s — each receiving a short write‑up with anecdotes about their creation, reception, and lyrical quirks.

This Winnipeg Sun article from August 19 2005 reviews the reissue of Born to Boogie, the 1972 film directed by Ringo Starr and starring Marc Bolan and T. Rex. Written by Darryl Sterdan, the piece praises the restored edition for transforming the once‑dismissed glam‑rock film into a “classic rock movie that never was.” Publication: The Winnipeg Sun Date: 19 August 2005 Country: Canada Sterdan’s review opens by noting that while many classic rock films deserve preservation, B

The June 15, 2003 edition of The Independent features a column by Readers’ Editor Simon O’Hagan discussing an unidentified photograph of a young Marc Bolan (then known as Mark Feld) that was used in a previous feature without proper credit. Publication: The Independent Date: June 15, 2003 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Readers’ Editor / Corrections & Clarifications THE STORY The piece explains how a mod-era photo of three young men (one confirmed as Bolan)

This Iowa City Press‑Citizen article from August 29 2002 revisits the enduring legacy of Marc Bolan and T. Rex, marking twenty‑five years since Bolan’s death. Written by music columnist Jim Musser, the piece celebrates Bolan’s influence on glam rock and pop culture while reviewing the compilation 20th Century Boy: The Ultimate Collection. Publication: Iowa City Press‑Citizen Date: 29 August 2002 Country: United States Musser’s column opens with local Iowa music listings bef

The July 28, 2002 edition of The Philadelphia Inquirer features an article by Tom Moon on T. Rex’s Marc Bolan, describing him as so obscure yet so influential. Publication: The Philadelphia Inquirer Date: July 28, 2002 Country: United States The piece discusses Marc Bolan’s lasting impact despite relative obscurity in the United States. It covers the 25th anniversary of his death, the retrospective 20th Century Boy: The Ultimate Collection, and Bolan’s pioneering glam-rock st

A reflective 20th-anniversary tribute to Marc Bolan, celebrating his transformation from folk poet to glam-rock superstar and his lasting influence on British pop culture.

The May 1997 issue of Guitarist Magazine featuring Marc Bolan on the cover with the headline “Marc Bolan — Genius or Joke? The life and music of a 20th Century Boy”. PUBLICATION: Guitarist Magazine Date: May 1997 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Front Cover + Main Feature Title: MARC BOLAN — GENIUS OR JOKE? THE STORY This striking cover highlights a major retrospective on Marc Bolan’s life, career, and guitar playing. The issue includes an in-depth feature, guitar les

The June 20, 1996 edition of the Evening Standard features an article highlighting the relative obscurity of Steve Peregrin Took, the original percussionist and co-founder of Tyrannosaurus Rex alongside Marc Bolan Publication: Evening Standard Date: June 20, 1996 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Arts THE STORY The piece discusses Steve Peregrin Took’s tragic life and death, his departure from the band, and the efforts of fans (including Susan Hibberd) to rest

The June 15, 1996 edition of the Daily Echo reviews the T. Rex compilation A BBC History (Windsong), a collection of 17 BBC sessions recorded between October 1967 and March 1971, offering a fascinating alternative look at Marc Bolan’s prime years. Publication: Daily Echo (Bournemouth) Date: June 15, 1996 Country: United Kingdom Location: Bournemouth, Dorset Section: Music Review THE STORY The review highlights standout tracks like “Ride A White Swan,” “Jeepster,” and “Hot Lov

The June 20, 1995 edition of the Evening Standard features an interview with Michael Eavis, founder of the Glastonbury Festival, in which he recalls booking T. Rex in the early years and reflects on the festival’s growth. Publication: Evening Standard Date: June 20, 1995 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Arts THE STORY Michael Eavis discusses the early days of Glastonbury, including booking T. Rex, and shares memories of the festival’s evolution. He mentions t