This short feature appears in response to a reader request for information about Marc Bolan and T. Rex. The article explains that Bolan, born in England 24 years earlier, was already enjoying superstar status in the United Kingdom but was only beginning to attract significant attention in the United States. Publication: The Cleveland Press Date: Friday, October 6, 1972 Country: USA The piece traces his career from occasional solo singing engagements through his time with John

This German singles review highlights T. Rex's latest release "Children Of The Revolution", presenting the record as another strong example of Marc Bolan's ability to create infectious rock music. Accompanied by a live photograph of Bolan on stage, the feature predicts continued success for the group in Germany. Publication: Bravo Disco 41 Date: October 5, 1972 Country: Germany Appearing in the "Singles – Frisch Aus Der Presse" section, the review focuses on T. Rex's new sing

A three-page feature examines the extraordinary level of attention surrounding Marc Bolan and T. Rex at the height of their popularity. The article focuses on the pressures of fame, the intense reaction of fans, and the dramatic scenes that accompanied the group's public appearances. Publication: Weekend Date: October 4, 1972 Country: UK The feature opens with vivid scenes of excitement surrounding a public appearance by Marc Bolan. Large crowds gather wherever the singer is

Released in the United States on October 4, 1972 through Reprise Records, "The Slider" was issued as a standalone single taken from T. Rex's acclaimed album The Slider. At a time when T. Rex were enjoying enormous success in the United Kingdom and Europe, Reprise Records continued efforts to establish Marc Bolan and the group in the American market. The title track from The Slider was selected as the A-side and paired with "Rock On", another track from the same album. Althoug

On January 15, 1972 T.Rex performed at The Starlight Rooms Boston Gliderdrome in Lincolnshire. This was a Saturday night show. This performance is one of the true high points of the band's history. It was filmed for both UK and overseas television and some footage is part of the documentary "Whatever Happened to Tin Pan Alley?". Many of the posters and pictures to adorn fans walls over the next year would come from photos taken on this night, including the image used om the b

This feature profiles Marc Bolan during T. Rex's breakthrough American tour, contrasting his delicate appearance with the powerful stage presence that had made him one of Britain's biggest rock stars. Through an extended interview, Bolan discusses imagination, songwriting, fame, artistic control and the continuing growth of T. Rex. Publication: The Columbian Date: October 2, 1972 Country: United States Written by David Sterritt of the Christian Science Monitor News Service, t

Marc Bolan appears on the cover of the October 1972 issue of Beat Instrumental and contributes a feature discussing his music, future ambitions and attitudes toward success. The interview presents Bolan in a candid mood, reflecting on media attention, creativity, films and public perceptions while offering insights into his outlook during the height of T. Rex's success. Publication: Beat Instrumental Date: October 1972 Country: United Kingdom The cover story, titled "My Music

Marc Bolan appears on the cover of Circus magazine as the publication turns its attention to T. Rex and the recently released The Slider. Featuring a large colour photograph of Bolan, the anniversary issue highlights the group's growing international profile during the height of Bolanmania. Publication: Circus Date: October 1972 Country: United States This anniversary issue of Circus places Marc Bolan prominently on the cover beneath a feature banner promoting “T. Rex's Slide

This edition of Melody Maker showcases the week's leading singles chart, with T. Rex holding the number one position through "Children Of The Revolution". Accompanied by a photograph of Marc Bolan and a short editorial note, the page highlights the continuing dominance of T. Rex during one of the group's most successful periods. Publication: Melody Maker Date: September 30, 1972 Country: United Kingdom THE STORY The Melody Maker Pop Singles chart places T. Rex at number one w

This Disc feature examines Marc Bolan's views on the growing media rivalry between himself and David Bowie. Through interview comments and analysis, the article explores Bolan's reaction to comparisons with Bowie while reflecting on the changing landscape of British glam rock during 1972. Publication: Disc Date: September 30, 1972 Country: United Kingdom Written by Barbara Drillisma, the feature focuses on Marc Bolan at a moment when the British music press was increasingly p