This Bravo feature reports on the discovery and forthcoming release of previously unheard Marc Bolan recordings. Published four years after Bolan's passing, the article highlights the excitement surrounding newly uncovered material and the possibility of hearing rare recordings from the T. Rex leader's early career. Publication: Bravo Date: October 6, 1977 Country: Germany Appearing in Bravo's Pop-Telegramme section under the headline "Abschied von Marc Bolan" ("Farewell to M

A lively disco/soul track written and produced by Gloria Jones, “I Haven’t Stopped Dancin’ Yet” became Gonzalez’s biggest hit, especially after a popular remix in 1979. THE RELEASE WHAT THE LABEL SHOWS Label: EMI Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK Catalogue: EMI 2706 Release Date: September 30, 1977Upbeat, commercial disco-soul number with strong production by Gloria Jones. Red & beige EMI labels. A-side: “I Haven’t Stopped Dancin’ Yet” (Jones). B-side: “Carnival” (Hunte). B

Published less than two weeks after Marc Bolan's passing, this feature from the German youth magazine Bravo examines the circumstances surrounding the fatal car crash that claimed the life of the T. Rex star. The article combines photographs, reporting and retrospective commentary to document the tragic event and its impact on fans across Europe. Publication: Bravo Date: September 29, 1977 Country: Germany The feature appears under the headline "Die Todesfahrt des Glitzer-Sta

The piece blends personal reminiscence, industry reaction, and deep reflection on Bolan’s extraordinary journey — from the gentle acoustic days of Tyrannosaurus Rex through the explosive T. Rextasy era and beyond. One of the first major tributes published after his death, it captures the genuine shock and grief that swept through the British music scene.

This New Musical Express issue from September 24 1977 commemorates Marc Bolan following his death, with a front‑page dedication and a full‑page tribute titled “Rock and Roll Heart.” The coverage honors Bolan’s life, artistry, and influence as one of Britain’s most charismatic and original rock stars. Publication: New Musical Express Date: September 24, 1977 Country: United Kingdom The front cover features a black diagonal memorial box reading “Marc Bolan 1947–1977,” marking

This New Musical Express full‑page tribute from September 24 1977 honors Marc Bolan following his death earlier that month. The minimalist design features a spotlight shining onto Bolan’s name and dates, symbolizing remembrance of his decade‑long influence on British rock and pop. Publication: New Musical Express Date: September 24 1977 Country: United Kingdom The memorial page pays quiet homage to Bolan’s legacy, describing him as “one of the original stars of the rock scene

A warm, in-depth profile in The Mail (September 6, 1977) featuring Marc Bolan discussing his upcoming role as Rudolph Valentino in Ken Russell’s film, his life story, rise to fame with T. Rex, and reflections on his journey from childhood to superstardom. Publication: The Mail (Millom and South Copeland edition) Date: September 6, 1977 Country: United Kingdom Section: Entertainment / TV Personality Feature The article presents Marc Bolan as a natural star, covering his early

The second episode of Marc, broadcast on 30/31 August 1977, continued Marc Bolan’s six‑part ITV music series produced by Muriel Young and directed by Nicholas Ferguson. Granada TV had carved out a niche producing tea‑time pop shows such as Get It Together, The Arrows, and Bay City Rollers, and now gave Bolan the opportunity to create a programme in his own image. The concept originated with Johnny Hamp, who, along with Young, had known Bolan since the 1960s. They saw him as t

Marc - Songs From The Granada TV Series Label: Edsel Country: UK Date: 1998 The first episode of Marc, the ITV pop‑music series hosted by Marc Bolan, was broadcast on 24 August 1977. Produced by Muriel Young and directed by Nicholas Ferguson, the show featured T. Rex performing alongside emerging punk and pop acts. Bolan’s critical rehabilitation was in full swing by the summer of 1977, spurred by the punk and new‑wave boom. Having completed a successful spring tour supporte

Broadcast Date: August 24, 1977 The debut episode of Marc aired on 24 August 1977 and introduced viewers to Marc Bolan's new ITV music series. The programme combined performances by established chart acts, emerging artists and appearances from Marc Bolan and T. Rex, reflecting the diversity of the British music scene during the late 1970s. SHOW CONTENTS "Sing Me a Song" – Marc Bolan with T. Rex "All Around the World" – The Jam "I Love to Boogie" – Marc Bolan with T. Rex "Cool