A 1965–1967 Vault Treasure Trove Released as a vinyl LP in the UK on December 3, 2019, on Easy Action Records (catalogue: EARS166LP), Marc Bolan’s Pictures Of Purple People was a limited-edition collection of rare 1965–1967 solo recordings — pre-Tyrannosaurus Rex demos, acetates, and early takes. Remastered by Anders Peterson at GS Mastering & Post, with all royalties to the Light of Love Foundation for the Marc Bolan School of Music & Film. A stunning window into Bolan’s fol

A Posthumous Bolan Psych Gem Marc Bolan’s "You Scare Me to Death"  backed with "The Perfumed Garden of Gulliver Smith" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by Cherry Red (catalog number CHERRY 29) on September 11, 1981. (Initial copies with free flexi disc) Released posthumously by Cherry Red Records featuring two tracks by Marc Bolan. The single, cataloged as CHERRY 29, includes a bonus flexi-disc in some editions and represents a unique chapter in Bolan’s lega

Marc Bolan’s second appearance on Ready, Steady, Go! at Studio One, Wembley, Middlesex, England, coincided with Jimi Hendrix’s debut on British television, broadcast on December 13, 1966, performing "Hippy Gumbo", originally scheduled for the previous week but cancelled; the show’s full lineup included The Escorts (“Head To Toe”), The Four Tops (on film interview), The Jimi Hendrix Experience (“Hey Joe”), The Merseys (“Rhythm Of Love”), Keith Relf (“Shapes In My Mind”), Victo

The teenage Bolan returns to the studio – four lost gems born the day after Christmas! Marc Bolan teamed up with Jim Economides and Mike Leander to record four tracks as a sequel to “The Wizard” on December 20, 1965. Tracks: “Rings of Fortune,” “A Song for a Soldier,” “Highways,” and “Reality.”