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

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

This Manchester Evening News column from August 1982 announces a new wave of T. Rex and Marc Bolan reissues on EMI’s MARC label. The piece details three EPs featuring Bolan’s classic singles, reaffirming his lasting influence and the continued demand for his music five years after his passing. Publication: Manchester Evening News Date: August 17 1982 Country: United Kingdom Under the headline “Marc Time Once Again,” the article reports that EMI has begun reissuing T. Rex re

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

This Disco 45 review from August 1974 covers T. Rex’s single Light of Love, offering a candid assessment of Marc Bolan’s latest release. The piece situates the track within Bolan’s evolving sound, acknowledging its charm while noting it doesn’t quite match the band’s earlier triumphs. Publication: Disco 45 Magazine Date: August 16 1974 Country: United Kingdom Appearing in the magazine’s Reviews – 45’s & LP’s section, the write‑up opens with a frank tone: “We’re gonna be rea

This letter to the editor, published on August 29 1973 in The Evening Press (Binghamton, New York), defends T. Rex against what the writer calls an unfair concert review. The author, Boni Swingle, criticizes reporter David Bourdon for his coverage of a show featuring T. Rex and Three Dog Night, arguing that his article was biased, dismissive, and failed to capture the band’s artistry or fan enthusiasm. Publication: Press and Sun‑Bulletin / The Evening Press Date: 29 August 

This Quad‑City Times report from August 1973 covers a major outdoor concert at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds in Davenport, Iowa, featuring Three Dog Night and T. Rex. The event drew an estimated 12,000 fans and became one of the largest rock gatherings in the region that year. Publication: Quad‑City Times / Times‑Democrat Date: August 21 1973 Country: United States Written by Linda Anderson and Ron Haines, the article describes how fans began arriving as early as 4:30 

This Lincoln Journal Star concert review from August 1973 covers a performance at Pershing Auditorium featuring Three Dog Night and T. Rex. Written by Holly Spence, the piece praises the headliners’ crowd‑pleasing set while offering a critical take on Marc Bolan’s flamboyant style and stage presence. Publication: Lincoln Journal Star Date: August 20 1973 Country: United States The article describes a packed Pershing Auditorium, with nearly 10,000 fans cheering for Three Dog

This Lincoln Star concert preview from August 19 1973 announces a joint performance by Three Dog Night and T. Rex at Pershing Auditorium. The article highlights Three Dog Night’s chart success with Shambala and introduces Marc Bolan’s British group T. Rex to local readers, describing Bolan as a “combination of stupefying voice and peacockery.” Publication: The Lincoln Star Date: 19 August 1973 Country: United States The preview promotes the evening’s concert, noting that Th

This Everett Herald concert review from August 1973 captures T. Rex’s Seattle performance in vivid, critical detail. Written by Alva C. Roberts, it describes Marc Bolan’s glittering stage presence, deafening sound levels, and the chaotic energy that defined the band’s U.S. tour. Publication: Everett Herald Date: August 17 1973 Country: United States Under the headline “Treble‑Trouble Speakers Rocket T. Rex  Audience to Threshold of Pain,” Roberts recounts the spectacle of B