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T. Rex (April 18, 2026) – Songs From MARC Album: LP, RSD.

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T.Rex
Apr 17
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Songs From MARC is a Record Store Day exclusive release issued by Demon Records on April 18, 2026. Presented on opaque orange vinyl, the album gathers recordings taken from the first four episodes of MARC, the celebrated television series hosted by Marc Bolan.

The collection draws upon performances recently recovered from a long-lost quarter-inch master tape and newly mastered for this release.

RECORDING

The recordings featured on Songs From MARC originate from shows one to four of the MARC television series.

According to the release notes, the performances were sourced from a recently rediscovered ¼-inch tape and subsequently remastered for this limited edition Record Store Day issue.

The album combines classic T. Rex recordings with performances of material associated with the television programme.



STYLE & THEMES

The collection captures T. Rex during the final period of Marc Bolan's career, highlighting well-known hit recordings alongside performances associated with the MARC television shows.

The track selection spans the group's career from early breakthrough successes through to later recordings from the closing years of T. Rex.

TRACK-BY-TRACK NOTES

• Jeepster — Early glam rock classic.

• I Love To Boogie — Signature late-period hit.

• Endless Sleep — Performance of the Jody Reynolds and Dolores Nance composition.


• Celebrate Summer — One of the final T. Rex-era singles.

• Ride A White Swan — Landmark breakthrough hit.

• Hot Love — Chart-topping glam anthem.

• New York City — Mid-1970s T. Rex favourite.

• Let's Dance — Performance of the Jim Lee composition.

• Groove A Little — Late-period recording.

• Dandy In The Underworld (Instrumental) — Instrumental version of the title song from the final studio album.


RELEASE HISTORY

Released on April 18, 2026 as part of Record Store Day.

The album was issued on opaque orange vinyl with an inner sleeve and a stickered front cover.


PERSONNEL

Marc Bolan — vocals, guitar, songwriter

Jody Reynolds, Dolores Nance — composers of Endless Sleep

Jim Lee — composer of Let's Dance


PRODUCTION

Label: Demon Records

Catalogue Number: DEMREC1331

Barcode: 5014797913356

Format: LP

Country: UK

Edition: Record Store Day Limited Edition


NOTES

• Record Store Day release issued on April 18, 2026.

• Pressed on opaque orange vinyl.

• Includes printed inner sleeve.

• Features stickered front cover.

• Derived from performances featured on shows one to four of MARC.

• Sourced from a recently rediscovered ¼-inch tape and newly mastered.

• Barcode: 5014797913356.

RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE

Artist

Title

Label

Country

Cat No.

Date

Format

T. Rex

Songs From MARC

Demon Records

UK

DEMREC1331

April 18, 2026

LP, Record Store Day, Limited Edition, Opaque Orange Vinyl

TRACKLIST TABLE

Format

Catalogue

Tracklisting

LP

DEMREC1331

Side One


• Jeepster


• I Love To Boogie


• Endless Sleep


• Celebrate Summer


• Ride A White Swan

LP

DEMREC1331

Side Two


• Hot Love


• New York City


• Let's Dance


• Groove A Little


• Dandy In The Underworld (Instrumental)

SOURCES Discogs, 45 World, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts, Prince Vault, Sleeveographia2, RockfilesUK.

All magazine scans, photographs, and original text excerpts referenced in this entry remain the property of their respective copyright holders.

This Chronicle entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference.

No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.




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