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Marc Bolan / T. Rex (March 26, 1977) “Marc Was A Hit With The Fans” Concert Review – Norwich Evening News

Writer: 1977
1977
Mar 25, 1977
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The March 28, 1977 edition of the Norwich Evening News reviews T. Rex’s concert at West Runton Pavilion, praising Marc Bolan’s performance and the enthusiastic crowd reaction.


Publication: Norwich Evening News Date: March 28, 1977

Country: United Kingdom Location: Norwich / West Runton Section: Music Review





THE STORY 

Marc Bolan and his new T. Rex lineup delivered a strong show at West Runton Pavilion. The set included old favourites like “Jeepster”, “Deborah”, “I Love To Boogie”, “Telegram Sam”, and an extended “Get It On”. Bolan left the stage amid stamping and clapping, returning for an encore. Support came from The Damned, who played a short, energetic set.


CONTEXT AND NOTES 

By early 1977, T. Rex were past their commercial peak but still maintained a dedicated live following. This review highlights Bolan’s enduring stage charisma and the band’s ability to excite audiences with a mix of classics and newer material from Dandy in the Underworld.

FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS 

Event: Concert review

Era: 1977 (Late T. Rex era)

Tone: Positive, appreciative Photography: Text-based review (no photo in clipping)


WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS

  • Bold headline “MARC WAS A HIT WITH THE FANS”

  • Details of the new T. Rex lineup (Miller Anderson, Dino Dines, Herbie Flowers, Tony Newman)

  • Set highlights including “Jeepster”, “Deborah”, “I Love To Boogie”, and “Get It On”

  • Mention of support act The Damned

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