T. Rex (band)
Before finding teenybopper adulation as a 1970s glam rock pop group T. Rex began life as Tyrannosaurus Rex, darlings of the hippy/lighter weight end of the UK Underground scene in 1960s London. The band was founded by Marc Bolan in 1967 and gave exactly one performance as a five-piece rock band at The Roundhouse before immediately breaking up in disarray. Bolan retained the services of percussionist Steve Peregrin Took, and the duo began producing eccentric pastoral and folk-tinged ditties steeped in Tolkienian mythology, with spiritual homages to Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran thrown into the whimsical mix for good measure.
Reference
"Marc Bolan: T. Rextasy" by Mark Paytress (MOJO, issue no. 138, May 2005)
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| ► | Introduction |
| ► | Tyrannosaurus Rex |
| ► | T. Rex |
| ► | Disintegration, recovery and death |
| ► | Discography |
| ► | See also |
| ► | Reference |
| ► | External links |
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