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T. Rex (November 17, 2023) – "Truck On (Tyke)" b/w "Sitting Here" Single: UK

Writer: T.Rex
T.Rex
Nov 17, 2023
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Updated: Oct 4

Released on November 17, 2023, this limited edition 7" picture disc formed the third instalment in Demon Records' T. Rex 1973 campaign. The release accompanied a wider programme of archival projects that also included the Whatever Happened To The Teenage Dream? 5LP and 4CD box sets, alongside the Songwriter: 1973 LP.

As with the other releases in the series, the single was presented as a highly collectible picture disc featuring photographs drawn from the Keith Morris archive. The project revisited key T. Rex singles from 1973, presenting them in newly designed collector-focused editions.


The featured track, "Truck On (Tyke)", originally appeared in November 1973 and became a notable chart success in the United Kingdom. Although not among the group's highest-charting releases, it remained in the UK chart for eleven weeks and has continued to form part of the band's celebrated 1970s catalogue.


TRACK‑BY‑TRACK NOTES

• Truck On (Tyke) — Originally released in November 1973 and later reissued as part of Demon Records' 1973 campaign celebrating T. Rex's classic singles catalogue.

• Sitting Here — The original B-side accompanying "Truck On (Tyke)". Despite its association with the same period, the song was not included on Zinc Alloy.

RELEASE HISTORY

Issued on November 17, 2023, this picture disc was released as part of Demon Records' ongoing programme spotlighting T. Rex's 1973 singles.

The release followed earlier entries in the series and continued the use of archive photography sourced from Keith Morris.

Presented as a limited-edition collector's item, the record revisited the original 1973 single in commemorative form.

NOTES

• Limited Edition 7" Picture Disc.

• Part of Demon Records' T. Rex 1973 campaign.

• Features photographs from the Keith Morris archive.

• "Truck On (Tyke)" was originally released in November 1973.

• The original single reached number 12 in the UK chart.

• The release remained on the UK chart for eleven weeks.

• Neither "Truck On (Tyke)" nor "Sitting Here" appeared on Zinc Alloy, released in early 1974.

RELEASE TABLE

Artist

Title

Label

Country

Catalogue

Date

Format

T. Rex

Truck On (Tyke)

Demon Records

United Kingdom

DEMSING019

November 17, 2023

7" Picture Disc

TRACKLIST TABLE

Format

Catalogue

Tracklisting

7" Picture Disc

DEMSING019

A. Truck On (Tyke)


B. Sitting Here

SOURCES Discogs, 45 World, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts

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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