Complete Chronicles

A punchy, funky glam-rock single from T. Rex’s later period, “New York City” captured Marc Bolan’s love for the Big Apple with a strong groove and infectious energy. Released during the band’s mid-70s phase, it peaked at No.15 on the UK chart. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: T. Rex Label: T. Rex Date: June 20, 1975 Catalogue: MARC 10 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK A-Side: “New York City” Written by: Marc Bolan Produced by: Marc Bolan B-Side: “Chrome Sitar” Written by: Marc Bola

Publication: Great Yarmouth Mercury (The Yarmouth Mercury, Gorleston Herald and North Norfolk Advertiser) Date: Friday, August 8, 1975 Article Context & Main Highlights “Another ‘White swan’ needed by Marc?” Concert review of Marc Bolan and T. Rex’s recent appearance at Tiffany’s in Great Yarmouth. Key Content The reviewer notes a significant drop in audience numbers compared to two years earlier when T. Rex would have sold out the venue. Bolan, who had spent time in America

This Eastern Evening News article, published on Monday, July 28, 1975, reviews Marc Bolan’s comeback performance with T. Rex at Tiffany’s in Yarmouth. The piece captures Bolan’s return to the British stage after two years in America' Publication: Eastern Evening News (Norwich, Norfolk, England) Date: July 28 1975 Country: United Kingdom Title: Marc May Need a ‘White Swan’ to Ride Back The review opens with a description of Bolan’s loyal fans raising their arms as he began his

This newspaper advert, published on Friday, July 11, 1975, promotes the upcoming Marc Bolan and T. Rex concert at Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, scheduled for Saturday, July 26 at 8 p.m. The notice announces a “Sensational Appearance” by Bolan and his band, supported by Quiklik, with tickets priced at £1.30, available from the venue box office and usual agents. Publication: East Kent Times and Mail (Ramsgate, Kent, England) Date: July 11 1975 Country: United Kingdom ...

“Memories of Beatlemania were brought back to me on the Pier on Friday last week when about seven young girls were carried, half‑fainting, across the stage at Marc Bolan’s appearance with T. Rex.” — Jenni Inness, Hastings & St Leonards Observer, July 26 1975 Event: Marc Bolan and T. Rex perform at the Hastings Pier Ballroom, Friday July 25 1975, 8 p.m. – 11.45 p.m. Part of the short UK coastal tour following the Isle of Man and Great Yarmouth dates. Supported by Stallion, w

This Lennox Herald feature, published on Thursday, July 24, 1975, presents an in‑depth interview with Marc Bolan, conducted by Eric Wishart. The article, captures Bolan’s reflections on fame, creativity, and his return to performing after a two‑year hiatus from Britain. Publication: The Lennox Herald (Dumbarton, Strathclyde, Scotland) Date: July 24 1975 Country: Scotland Title: Nightmares — They’re Fun to Bolan! The piece opens with Bolan’s vivid description of his Hollywood‑

“A tight, high‑energy mid‑summer appearance, mixing classic T. Rex hits with Bolan’s evolving mid‑70s sound. Event: Marc Bolan & T. Rex perform at Tiffany’s Nightclub, Great Yarmouth, as part of a short UK run during summer 1975. The refreshed line‑up delivers a compact, high‑impact set blending early glam staples with newer mid‑70s material. Setlist: • Jeepster • 20th Century Boy • Teenage Dream • Zip Gun Boogie • New York City • The Soul of My Suit • Hot Love

This printed advertisement from the Yarmouth Mercury, Gorleston Herald and North Norfolk Advertiser, published on Friday, July 18, 1975, promotes Marc Bolan and T. Rex performing live at Tiffany’s Nightclub, Great Yarmouth, on Wednesday, July 23, 1975. Publication: Yarmouth Mercury / Gorleston Herald / North Norfolk Advertiser Date: July 18 1975 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Entertainment / Concert  Venue: Tiffany’s Nightclub, Great Yarmouth Date: Wednesday, July 2

A second performance of "New York City" by T. Rex was recorded for BBC Top of the Pops on July 16, 1975, and aired the following day. The segment showed Marc Bolan miming to the single-release version, dressed in a white sailor suit, with Eric Hall in costume as the Frog. The performance was part of a lively broadcast hosted by Dave Lee Travis, with choreography by Flick Colby and musical direction from Johnny Pearson. Broadcast: Top of the Pops – BBC TV Date: July 17 1975...

This Liverpool Echo article, published on Saturday, July 12, 1975, features Marc Bolan during his promotional visit to Liverpool, marking his return to the British music scene after an extended absence. Written by Sue Emmett, the piece captures Bolan’s shift from flamboyant glam‑rock spectacle to a more understated public persona. Publication: Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, Merseyside, England) Date: July 12 1975 Country: United Kingdom Title: Pop Idol Marc Has Decided to Cool It