Issued as a limited‑edition promotional single, this early 7" pressing of Jeepster marked the first UK appearance of the track on vinyl. Released on 10 September 1971, the promo was circulated exclusively to radio and industry contacts to build anticipation for the forthcoming Electric Warrior album. The pairing of Jeepster with Life’s a Gas showcased Marc Bolan’s transition from acoustic mysticism into the confident electric glam sound that defined T. Rex’s rise. Both tracks were produced by Tony Visconti. Jeepster reflects Bolan’s blues‑driven groove and swagger, recorded during the Electric Warrior sessions. Life’s a Gas presents one of Bolan’s most tender acoustic compositions, offering a contrasting emotional tone within the promo pairing. STYLE & THEMES Jeepster blends rock ’n’ roll simplicity with Bolan’s glam‑era charisma, driven by a playful riff and rhythmic confidence. Life’s a Gas delivers a gentle, reflective acoustic mood, highlighting Bolan’s lyrical romanticism. TRACK‑BY‑TRACK NOTES • Jeepster — A swaggering glam‑rock track from the Electric Warrior sessions, issued here in its first UK promo appearance. • Life’s a Gas — A soft, acoustic composition that balances the A‑side’s electric energy. RELEASE HISTORY Released 10 September 1971 in the UK as a promo‑only 7" vinyl single on Fly Records. Catalogue number BUG 10. Pressed in limited quantities for radio and industry use. Commercial release followed later in 1971. Artist: T. Rex Title: Jeepster Label: Fly Records Country: United Kingdom Catalogue: BUG 10 Date: September 10, 1971 Format: 7" Promo Single Tracklist (7"): A — Jeepster B — Life’s a Gas Notes: Limited‑edition promo pressing issued to preview the Electric Warrior album. Pressed in small quantities for radio and industry circulation only. No overseas promo variants known. 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.

Issued on 10 September 2007, this Universal Music UK reissue revisits Marc Bolan’s classic glam‑rock anthem Get It On. Originally released in 1971, the track remains one of T. Rex’s defining singles. The 2007 edition was pressed as a 7" vinyl single, pairing the original hit with two B‑side tracks, There Was A Time and Raw Ramp. The release continued the series of T. Rex reissues celebrating Bolan’s legacy, reaching #71 on the UK Singles Chart. All tracks were written by Marc Bolan and produced by Tony Visconti. These recordings originate from the 1971 Electric Warrior era and were later reissued by Universal. STYLE & THEMES Get It On blends swaggering riffs, glam‑rock attitude, and Bolan’s playful vocal delivery. The B‑side tracks share the same groove‑driven, electric feel. TRACK‑BY‑TRACK NOTES • Get It On — Bolan’s signature glam‑rock anthem, presented here in its 2007 reissue. • There Was A Time — A groove‑based cut from the same era, showcasing Bolan’s rhythmic phrasing. • Raw Ramp — A companion track to Get It On, recorded during the 1971 sessions. RELEASE HISTORY Issued 10 September 2007 as a UK 7" vinyl single on Universal. Barcode 602517443747. Chart position: UK #71. B‑side plays at 33 RPM. Artist: T. Rex Title: Get It On Label: Universal Country: United Kingdom Catalogue: 1744374 Date: September 10, 2007 Format: 7" Single Tracklist (7"): A1 — Get It On B1 — There Was A Time B2 — Raw Ramp 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.

This Record Mirror article from September 11, 1971 announces T. Rex’s second major UK tour, confirming Marc Bolan’s status as one of Britain’s most in-demand performers. The piece details the band’s upcoming dates and the excitement surrounding their return to live stages following the success of their recent singles and the Electric Warrior sessions. Publication: Record Mirror Date: September 11, 1971 Country: United Kingdom The article outlines T. Rex’s plans for a full national tour, following the success of their recent singles and the growing wave of T. Rexmania across Britain. It captures the anticipation among fans and the press as Bolan’s band prepared to take their glitter‑charged sound back on the road. The accompanying photograph shows Marc Bolan with his bandmates, reflecting the flamboyant style and charisma that defined their early glam era. CONTEXT AND NOTES By late 1971, T. Rex were at the height of their fame, spearheading the glam rock movement and reshaping British pop culture. This second tour marked their consolidation as one of the UK’s biggest acts, with Bolan’s glitter aesthetic and electric stage presence becoming emblematic of the new decade’s sound and style. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Announcement of T. Rex’s second UK tour Era: 1971 – Electric Warrior / Glam Ascendancy Tone: Excited and promotional Photography: Black‑and‑white image of Marc Bolan with bandmates, typical of early 1970s press layouts WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Confirmation of T. Rex’s second UK tour dates Emphasis on Marc Bolan’s growing star power Coverage reflecting the nationwide excitement of T. Rexmania All newspaper 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.

Melody Maker news item announcing the release of T. Rex’s new album Electric Warrior (delayed for packaging) and detailing their upcoming British and European tour dates. Publication: Melody Maker Date: September 11, 1971 Country: United Kingdom Section: News / Tour Announcement The article opens by confirming that T. Rex’s new album has finally been released after a short delay caused by additional work on the packaging, including a fold‑out poster. Melody Maker notes that the band will appear on German television before heading to Rotterdam and Amsterdam for early October shows. The bulk of the piece lists the British tour dates, beginning October 19 and spanning major cities including Cardiff, Sheffield, Croydon, Glasgow, Newcastle, Birmingham, Manchester, and Leicester. All tickets are priced at 60p, signalling a fan‑friendly approach during a period of rapidly growing demand. The band’s spokesman adds that they are searching for a support act who would benefit from the exposure and get along well with the group. T. Rex’s new album Electric Warrior is released on September 24 after a short delay for packaging (including a poster). The article lists their British tour starting October 19 at Portsmouth Guildhall, plus European dates and additional UK venues. Tickets priced at 60p. WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS • Bold headline: “T. Rex album, tour dates” • Detailed list of October and November tour dates • Mention of the album release and packaging delay • Note on searching for a support act This September 11, 1971 announcement captures T. Rex at the height of their early success. With Electric Warrior set to become a landmark glam album, the tour was a major step in their expansion from club dates to larger halls across Britain and Europe. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS SOURCES Event: Album & tour announcement Era: 1971 (Peak glam era) Tone: Anticipatory, detailed Photography: N/A • Melody Maker, September 11, 1971 For more similar posts, check out the tags at the bottom of the page. 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. Tags: T.Rex, T.Rex Scrapbook, Melody Maker, 1971, Electric Warrior, Tour Dates

Record Mirror two-page feature reviewing the 1971 Weeley Festival, highlighting T. Rex’s powerful performance and the vibrant atmosphere of Britain’s outdoor rock scene. Publication: Record Mirror Date: September 11, 1971 Country: United Kingdom Section: Festival Report / Feature THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS In-depth coverage of the Weeley Festival, focusing on T. Rex’s standout set and the overall festival atmosphere. The article notes the energy of the crowd, the diverse line-up, and T. Rex’s ability to captivate thousands with their electric glam sound. • Bold festival headlines and photos • Live shots of T. Rex and other acts • Crowd scenes and stage performances • Commentary on the festival’s success and challenges CONTEXT AND NOTES RELATED MATERIAL This September 11, 1971 report captures T. Rex during their rapid ascent. The Weeley Festival performance showcased the band’s growing live reputation and their central role in the emerging glam rock movement, as festivals continued to thrive in Britain. For more similar posts, check out the tags at the bottom of the page. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS SOURCES Event: Festival review Era: 1971 (Glam breakthrough) Tone: Energetic, observational Photography: Multiple live and crowd shots • Record Mirror, September 11, 1971 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.

This Bravo magazine spread from September 11 1975 presents a vivid photographic profile of Marc Bolan, capturing his transformation through a series of striking images. The feature celebrates Bolan’s flamboyant stage persona and his evolution as one of England’s most charismatic rock figures. Publication: Bravo Date: September 11 1975 Country: Germany The double‑page layout showcases Bolan in multiple poses and outfits, from glitter‑covered close‑ups to dynamic live shots with his guitar. The accompanying German text describes Bolan’s changing image and enduring appeal, noting his influence and continued success in England. The headline typography—bold pink and white—emphasizes his name as both icon and performer, while the collage of photos charts his visual metamorphosis from early glam sparkle to mature rock star confidence. THE STORY The article visually narrates Bolan’s journey through fame, showing him in concert, in studio portraits, and in candid moments. Each photograph reflects a different facet of his personality: the performer, the dreamer, and the style innovator. The text highlights his magnetic presence and the fascination surrounding him in Europe, particularly Germany, where his popularity remained strong. CONTEXT AND NOTES By 1975, Marc Bolan had moved beyond the peak of T. Rexmania into a more refined phase of his career. Bravo’s feature demonstrates how his image continued to captivate audiences, symbolizing the glam era’s lasting impact. The spread serves as both tribute and visual chronicle of Bolan’s artistry and enduring allure. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Marc Bolan photographic feature Era: 1975 – Post‑T. Rex Glam Legacy Tone: Celebratory and visual Photography: Full‑colour collage of  portraits and live shots showing Bolan’s  style and stage energy WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS  Marc Bolan in a series of portraits and  performance images - German text describing his career and  visual transformation - Large headline and layout emphasizing his status as a glam rock icon All newspaper 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.

This Record Mirror issue from September 12 1987 marks the tenth anniversary of Marc Bolan’s death with a full‑length tribute and cover feature. The magazine celebrates Bolan’s life, music, and legacy, tracing his journey from T. Rex to television and reaffirming his enduring influence on British pop culture. Publication: Record Mirror Date: September 12 1987 Country: United Kingdom The cover presents a bold turquoise design featuring a stylized portrait of Marc Bolan beneath the headline “Marc Bolan Anniversary Special.” Inside, the multi‑page feature titled “Born to Boogie” by Robin Smith recounts Bolan’s career from his early days in Hackney through his rise to fame with T. Rex and his transformation into a glam‑rock icon. The article opens with the circumstances of his death on September 16 1977 and moves through his artistic evolution, his fascination with fantasy and film, and his lasting impact on music and style. The feature details Bolan’s beginnings as a skiffle‑inspired guitarist, his breakthrough with “Ride a White Swan,” and the explosion of T. Rexmania that followed. It describes his flamboyant stage persona, his experimentation with glitter and eyeliner, and his ability to reinvent himself through changing musical trends. The text includes reflections on his songwriting, his relationship with Gloria Jones, and his later ventures into television. Photographs throughout the spread show Bolan performing live, posing in regal costume, and playing guitar in his signature style. CONTEXT AND NOTES Published a decade after his passing, this anniversary edition of Record Mirror serves as both memorial and celebration. It situates Bolan within the lineage of British rock innovators and underscores his role in shaping glam culture. The feature’s tone combines admiration with nostalgia, portraying Bolan as a visionary artist whose charisma and creativity transcended his era. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Marc Bolan 10th Anniversary Tribute Era: 1987 – Retrospective on 1970s Glam Rock Legacy Tone: Reflective and celebratory Photography: Full‑colour cover portrait and black‑and‑white live and studio images  WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS  Record Mirror cover commemorating Marc Bolan’s life and music  Feature article “Born to Boogie” detailing his career and influence 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.

T. Rex In Concert is a live album featuring performances recorded during the 1971/72 Electric Warrior tour. The album entered the UK chart on September 12th 1981, peaking at number 35. A promo copy of the LP was issued without audience noise. The commercial edition came in a gate‑fold sleeve. Track Listing All songs written by Marc Bolan, except where indicated. Side one • Bob Harris Intro — Harris • Ride A White Swan — Bolan • Debora — Bolan • Excerpts From Rip-Off — Bolan • Hot Love — Bolan • Get It On — Bolan Side two • Spaceball Ricochet — Bolan • One Inch Rock — Bolan • Metal Guru — Bolan • Telegram Sam — Bolan • Beltane Walk — Bolan • Summertime Blues — Cochran, Capehart Album Details Released: August 1981 Recorded: 1971–1972 Packaging Gate‑fold sleeve. Promo LP issued without audience noise. UK release: ABOLAN 1 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.