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Using the break up of his band, the greatest of all time, just to promote a record that has 5 good songs and the others are just “meh”. That being said, I still love McCartney (both him and the album) and he didn’t deserve THAt much backlash in the early to mid 70s John did the same thing a few months before that.
Hace 5 días · ©Sukita – T. Rex Marc Bolan and Mickey Finn Iggy, first I took him in 1977, came to Japan with Bowie because Bowie produced his new album (Idiot). I organized a studio and took two of them. After the session, one of the photos of Bowie was used for the cover of “Heroes”, Iggy’s was used for the “Party” album.
Hace 4 días · Interview Session With Marc Bolan （Bonus CDR） Interview with Marc Bolan in Tokyo, Japan 05th December 1972
Hace 1 día · In the 1960s, before he founded Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne fell in love with music thanks to bands like The Beatles and The Who. In the 1960s, before he founded Black Sabbath, ... David Bowie and Marc Bolan led the glam-rock charge, and Black Sabbath popularised heavy metal with hard-hitting riffs and gloomy lyricism.
Hace 1 día · One gets the impression that when Ringo Starr wants something, he can get it with ease. When The Beatles fell apart and the drummer-vocalist wanted to begin his solo career in earnest, everyone from Billy Preston to Robbie Robertson to Marc Bolan—to say nothing of the others in the Fab Four—came to his call. When he chose to finally start playing live years after his start as a solo artist ...
Hace 2 días · The Village Voice ' s Robert Christgau wrote, "I love this record—love it—even though I know these boys flirt with images of ... T-Rex leader Marc Bolan was in attendance at the Roundhouse show and was ... who had been a member of the early 1970s hard rock band Dust, Wayne County, and the pioneering punk group Richard ...
Hace 1 hora · Throughout 1968, Ola and the Janglers chart success had started waning. Between January and March of that year, they had released three singles; all of them failed to chart on both Kvällstoppen and Tio i Topp. The band's lead singer, Ola Håkansson, found the song while listening to Kvällstoppen on Sveriges Radio P3 in 1962, when Chris Montez original single reached number one in Sweden.
