T. Rex (March 5, 1971) "Hot Love" Review - Fulham Chronicle

Fulham Chronicle singles review praising T. Rex’s follow-up single “Hot Love” as a joyous return to classic rock ’n’ roll energy.

Publication:

Fulham Chronicle

Date: 

March 5, 1971

Country: 

United Kingdom

Section: 

Singles Review

THE STORY	WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS
Jackie Hearn reviews “Hot Love” as even better than “Ride a White Swan”, praising its rock ’n’ roll roots and comparing Marc Bolan’s sound to Little Richard and Elvis. The review notes the band’s name change to T. Rex and highlights the value-for-money B-side pairing.	• Headline and review text for T. Rex’s “Hot Love” • Positive commentary on the single’s commercial appeal and nostalgic energy • Context of the band’s breakthrough

CONTEXT AND NOTES	RELATED MATERIAL
This March 5, 1971 local London review captures the exact moment T. Rex were transitioning from cult favourites to mainstream chart contenders. “Hot Love” would soon reach No. 1, marking the beginning of full-scale T. Rextasy.	For more similar posts, check out the tags at the bottom of the page.

FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS	SOURCES
Event: Singles review Era: 1971 (Glam breakthrough) Tone: Enthusiastic, nostalgic Photography: N/A	• Fulham Chronicle, March 5, 1971 • Writer: Jackie Hearn

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