T. Rex (June 18, 1976) – “I Love To Boogie” BBC David Hamilton Show Session
- T.Rex

- Jun 18, 1976
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On June 18 1976, T. Rex recorded a version of “I Love To Boogie” at BBC Studio 4, Maida Vale, London, for The David Hamilton Show. The track was broadcast multiple times across late June and July 1976.

RECORDING & BROADCAST DETAILS Artist: T. Rex (Marc Bolan)
Studio: BBC Studio 4, Maida Vale, London
Recorded: Friday, June 18 1976 Show: The David Hamilton Show (BBC Radio 1)
Broadcast Dates:
28 June – 2 July 1976
5 – 9 July 1976
26 – 30 July 1976
THE STORY
By mid-1976, Marc Bolan had slimmed down to a trio format and was enjoying renewed chart success with the infectious rock ‘n’ roll-flavoured “I Love To Boogie”. This BBC session captured the band in energetic form during the tail end of the glam era, blending 1950s rock influences with Bolan’s signature boogie style.
CONTEXT & NOTES
This recording is part of T. Rex’s later BBC radio sessions as they transitioned through the post-glam period. “I Love To Boogie” became one of their most enduring and frequently played late-era hits, often highlighted for its fun, danceable groove and Bolan’s playful delivery.
RELATED MATERIAL
T. Rex – “I Love To Boogie” (1976 Single)
T. Rex – Futuristic Dragon (1976 Album)
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SOURCES
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