T. Rex (December 25, 1971) "T. Rex May Have Own Record Label Early in 1972" - Record Mirror
Record Mirror news item reporting on rumors that T. Rex are close to signing a new deal with EMI for their own label, while also noting Marc Bolan’s solo contribution to a Glastonbury Fayre benefit album.
Publication: Record Mirror Date: December 25, 1971 Country: United Kingdom Section: News / Industry Update
THE STORY | WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS |
Rumors suggest T. Rex will launch their own record label under the EMI banner in early 1972 after leaving Fly Records. Marc Bolan has recorded a solo acoustic track “Sunken Rags” for a charity album to benefit the Glastonbury Fayre Festival, set for February 1972 release. | • Bold headline about a potential new T. Rex label • News of Bolan’s solo contribution to the Glastonbury benefit album • Details on negotiations with EMI and Fly Records’ response • Mention of upcoming T. Rex material |
CONTEXT AND NOTES | RELATED MATERIAL |
This December 25, 1971 news item arrives at the peak of T. Rextasy. With massive chart success and growing creative independence, the band was reportedly exploring new recording and business arrangements, while Bolan also contributed to charitable causes tied to the emerging festival scene. | For more similar posts, check out the tags at the bottom of the page. |
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS | SOURCES |
Event: Industry news / Benefit album announcement Era: 1971 (Peak glam era) Tone: Speculative, forward-looking Photography: N/A | • Record Mirror, December 25, 1971 |
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