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T. Rex (April 22, 1972) “T. Rex Oldies Album” Music Press UK

Writer: 1972
1972
Apr 21, 1972
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The April 22, 1972 music press announces the upcoming release of The Golden Hits of T. Rex by Fly Records on May 5, compiling many of the band’s classic tracks from their early glam era.

Mickey Finn featured on all but one track – T. Rex Golden Hits of T. Rex, Fly Records release, May 5 1972.
Mickey Finn featured on all but one track – T. Rex Golden Hits of T. Rex, Fly Records release, May 5 1972.

Publication: Music Press (various) Date: April 22, 1972 Country: United Kingdom

Location: London Section: Album Announcement / Feature

THE STORY

The feature highlights the forthcoming compilation album featuring hits such as “Ride A White Swan,” “Hot Love,” “Get It On,” “Jeepster,” and others. It notes that Mickey Finn plays on all but one track and mentions the simultaneous release on Precision Tapes (cartridge and cassette formats).

CONTEXT AND NOTES

By spring 1972 T. Rex were at the peak of their commercial success. This “Golden Hits” compilation capitalised on their popularity by collecting their biggest singles from the Fly Records period, helping cement their status during the height of T. Rextasy.

FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS

Event: Compilation album announcement

Era: 1972 (T. Rex Glam Rock peak) Tone: Celebratory, promotional Photography: Black & white image of Mickey Finn on drums

WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS

  • Headline “T. Rex Oldies Album”

  • Photo of Mickey Finn performing

  • Announcement of The Golden Hits of T. Rex releasing May 5 on Fly Records

  • Track highlights including “Ride A White Swan,” “Hot Love,” “Get It On,” “Jeepster” and more

RELATED MATERIAL 

This April 22, 1972 album announcement for The Golden Hits of T. Rex connects with other 1971–1972 T. Rex tour ads and reviews in the scrapbook, documenting the band at the height of their fame.

For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page.


SOURCES

  • Music Press clipping, April 22, 1972

All magazine scans, newspaper cuttings, scrapbook items, photographs and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference





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