A little over a year after Marc Bolan’s death, the Telegraph and Argus revisits his life through the newly published book Marc Bolan: A Tribute. Written by Nick Kehoe, the feature concentrates on the personal recollections of those who knew Bolan, including Gloria Jones, June Bolan and Tony Visconti. Publication: Telegraph and Argus Date: October 17, 1978 Country: United Kingdom Under the headline “Marc Bolan legend” and the striking sub-heading “The Flower Child With A Knife

This Bravo magazine feature from August 24 1978 celebrates Marc Bolan and Mickey Finn as the glittering pioneers of glam rock. Through vivid photography and nostalgic commentary, the article revisits T. Rex’s rise and the shimmering spectacle that defined their early‑1970s fame. Publication: Bravo Magazine Date: August 24 1978 Country: Germany The spread forms part of Bravo’s series “Diese Gruppen veränderten die Rock‑Welt” (“These groups changed the rock world”). It recounts

The T. Rex Collection is a compilation album released by Pickwick Records in August 1978. Issued as a double LP set, the collection draws together recordings from across both the Tyrannosaurus Rex and T. Rex periods, offering a broad overview of Marc Bolan's career from the late 1960s through the height of the band's glam rock success. The release was issued in a gatefold sleeve and combines early psychedelic folk material with later chart hits and fan favourites. RECORDING T

The Greatest Hits Vol. 1 was released by Pickwick Records in 1978 as a compilation album credited to T. Rex With Marc Bolan. The collection brings together recordings spanning several phases of Marc Bolan's career, including tracks originally recorded during both the Tyrannosaurus Rex and T. Rex eras. The album was marketed as a greatest hits collection and issued in the United Kingdom under catalogue number SHM 953. RECORDING The album is a compilation of previously issued r

A respectful tribute review in the Irvine Herald (May 26, 1978) celebrating the release of a double album compilation of Marc Bolan’s early work, highlighted by the previously unreleased “The Children Of Rarn Suite” produced by Tony Visconti. Publication: Irvine Herald and Kilwinning Chronicle Date: May 26, 1978 Country: United Kingdom Section: Music / Album Review THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS The article reviews a double album tribute to Marc Bolan’s early years, compil

A full-page monochrome advertisement from New Musical Express (NME) dated May 20, 1978, promoting T. Rex’s new double A-side single “Crimson Moon” / “Jason B. Sad”.

A stark, reverent full‑page memorial advertisement published in Record Mirror on April 15, 1978, presenting Marc Bolan not as a glam icon in motion but as a figure frozen in legacy. The tone is solemn, archival and unmistakably posthumous, marking a moment where the industry pauses to frame Bolan’s life as a complete body of work spanning 1947 to 1977.

Marc: The Words And Music Of Marc Bolan: 1947-1977 was a posthumous retrospective released by Cube Records in 1978, one year after the death of Marc Bolan. Compiled as a career-spanning anthology, the collection traces Bolan's musical development from his early recordings with John's Children through the Tyrannosaurus Rex years and into the commercial success of T. Rex. Rather than functioning as a conventional greatest hits package, the set was conceived as a tribute to Bola

A celebratory three-page spread in Record Mirror (January 14, 1978) announcing Marc Bolan and T. Rex’s dominant victory in the 1977 Readers’ Poll, with Bolan winning Best Male Singer, Best Dressed Artist, and T. Rex taking Best Group and Best Album for Dandy In The Underworld. THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Publication: Record Mirror Date: January 14, 1978 Country: United Kingdom Section: Readers’ Poll Results / Major Feature Marc Bolan and T. Rex swept the Record Mirror R