T. Rex (December 1, 1972) – Juicy Giants Album LP

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Juicy Giants was a UK various artists compilation released by Cube Records in 1972. The album featured recordings by several artists associated with the Cube catalogue, including John Kongos, Joe Cocker, Procol Harum, The Move, T. Rex and Tyrannosaurus Rex.

For Marc Bolan fans, the collection was notable for including four key T. Rex recordings alongside the Tyrannosaurus Rex classic Debora, making Bolan one of the most heavily represented artists on the album..

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The compilation combines rock, glam rock, progressive rock and singer-songwriter material from Cube Records artists.

The Marc Bolan selections chart the transition from the folk-psych sounds of Tyrannosaurus Rex to the chart-dominating glam rock success of T. Rex.

T. REX / TYRANNOSAURUS REX TRACKS

• Hot Love (T. Rex)

• Ride A White Swan (T. Rex)

• Jeepster (T. Rex)

• Get It On (T. Rex)

• Debora (Tyrannosaurus Rex)

RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE

Artist	Title	Label	Country	Cat No.	Date	Format
Various Artists	Juicy Giants	Cube	UK	JUICY 1	1972	LP

TRACKLIST TABLE (ALL FORMATS)

Format	Catalogue	Tracklisting
LP	JUICY 1	SIDE ONE:  John Kongos – He's Gonna Step On You Again • The Move – I Can Hear The Grass Grow • Joe Cocker – Woman To Woman • T. Rex – Hot Love  • John Kongos – Great White Lady • Joe Cocker – High Time We Went • T. Rex – Ride A White Swan  • Procol Harum – A Whiter Shade Of Pale SIDE TWO:  T. Rex – Jeepster  • John Kongos – Tokoloshe Man • Procol Harum – Conquistador • Tyrannosaurus Rex – Debora  • The Move – Night Of Fear • Joe Cocker – Midnight Rider • T. Rex – Get It On  • Joe Cocker – With A Little Help From My Friends

NOTES

• Features five Marc Bolan-related recordings.

• Includes four classic T. Rex hit singles.

• Includes the Tyrannosaurus Rex recording Debora.

• Released on Cube Records in the UK.

• Catalogue number JUICY 1.

TAGS

T. Rex, T. Rex Compilations, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Marc Bolan, Juicy Giants, Cube Records, Hot Love, Ride A White Swan, Jeepster, Get It On, Debora, 1972, Various Artists, Daily KK

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SOURCES Discogs, 45 World, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts, Prince Vault, Sleeveographia2, Marc Bolan ‘There Was A Time’ by Cliff McLenehan

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