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

The June 18, 1995 edition of The Independent features a major profile on Michael Eavis and the Glastonbury Festival, highlighting Marc Bolan’s early connection to the event and his lasting influence on the festival’s spirit. Publication: The Independent Date: June 18, 1995 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Feature / Glastonbury Profile THE STORY The article recounts how Michael Eavis first encountered Marc Bolan at the 1970 Glastonbury Festival (then called Pi

This Yorkshire Evening Press reader offer promotes The Very Best Of Marc Bolan And T-Rex, a 20-track compilation available on CD and cassette. The promotion highlights the renewed interest in T. Rex during 1991, specifically mentioning “20th Century Boy” and its exposure through a Levi's advertisement alongside classics including “Telegram Sam,” “Children Of The Revolution,” “Metal Guru” and “Born To Boogie.” Publication: Yorkshire Evening Press Date: October 23, 1991 Country

This full-page Northern Echo reader offer promotes The Very Best Of Marc Bolan And T-Rex, a compilation presented as a collection of the group's biggest hits. Available on both CD and cassette, the advert highlights several major T. Rex recordings while using a large archive photograph featuring Marc Bolan and Mickey Finn as its central image. Publication: The Northern Echo (North ed.) Date: October 22, 1991 Country: United Kingdom THE STORY Published beneath the newspaper's

This Liverpool Echo feature highlights the unexpected chart revival of T. Rex during 1991 following the renewed success of “Get It On.” Triggered by its use in a popular television advertising campaign, the article examines how a new generation was discovering Marc Bolan's music and promotes a competition offering copies of the latest T. Rex compilation album and video. Publication: Liverpool Echo Date: October 21, 1991 Country: United Kingdom Appearing in Penny Kiley's Chart

Music Collector devoted the cover of its October 1991 issue to T. Rex, celebrating the enduring appeal of Marc Bolan nearly fourteen years after his death. Headlined “The 20th Century Boy Returns”, the issue reflects the growing collector interest in Bolan's recordings, memorabilia and legacy during the early 1990s. Publication: Music Collector Publication Date: October 1991 Country: United Kingdom Event Date: October 1991 Issue 32 of Music Collector places T. Rex firmly in t

This short review assesses Marc Bolan and T. Rex: The Ultimate Collection, a newly issued compilation bringing together many of T. Rex's best-known recordings. While the reviewer is unimpressed by the packaging, the contents are praised as a reminder of Bolan's exceptional talent for creating memorable hit singles. Publication: The Independent Date: September 29, 1991 Country: United Kingdom The review focuses on Marc Bolan and T. Rex: The Ultimate Collection (Telstar TCD2539

The Ultimate Collection is a compilation album issued by Telstar on September 16, 1991. Released in the United Kingdom on CD, LP and cassette, the collection brought together key recordings from throughout Marc Bolan's career with Tyrannosaurus Rex and T. Rex. The compilation combines major hit singles with notable album tracks, offering a broad overview of Bolan's musical journey from the late 1960s through the glam rock era.. RECORDING The album consists of previously relea

The Ultimate Collection is a compilation album issued by Telstar on September 16, 1991. Released in the United Kingdom on CD, LP and cassette, the collection assembled many of Marc Bolan's best-known recordings from both Tyrannosaurus Rex and T. Rex. The LP edition condensed the wider CD programme into a single-vinyl release, focusing on many of the band's most successful and recognisable recordings. RECORDING The album consists of previously released studio recordings by Tyr

The Sound Track Of The Motion Picture Born To Boogie was released in 1991 by Marc On Wax as a soundtrack album connected to the film Born To Boogie. Issued as a double album, the release compiled music associated with the motion picture and combined live performances, film material and soundtrack recordings connected to Marc Bolan and T. Rex. RECORDING The album was issued as a 2 × LP soundtrack release and later appeared in several additional formats including CD and cassett