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T. Rex (August 6, 1971) – “Get It On” Chart Top – Worcester News

Writer: 1971
1971
Aug 5, 1971
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The 6 August 1971 edition of the Worcester News reports T. Rex’s “Get It On” holding the top spot on the local chart for a second week.


Publication: Worcester News Date: August 6, 1971

Country: United Kingdom

Under the headline “GET IT ON TOP,” the piece notes that T. Rex are king for a second week, while warning to watch out for Diana Ross, who has entered at number four. It also offers greetings to The Who and Slade. The top ten is listed in full, with “Get It On” by T. Rex at No. 1 (previous week also No. 1).


CONTEXT AND NOTES 

The short chart round-up confirms the continued success of T. Rex’s single in the regional listings.


FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS 

Event: Chart report

Era: 1971 (Electric Warrior era) Tone: Upbeat, informal Photography: Text-only chart listing (no photo)

WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS

  • Headline “GET IT ON TOP”

  • T. Rex’s “Get It On” at No. 1 for a second week

  • Full top-ten listing

  • Mentions of other acts including Diana Ross, The Who and Slade

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