I could never forget the gorgeous Steve Currie. He was as talented at playing bass guitar as he was handsome. I always feel drawn to him whenever I see his vids or pics. He must have had a magnetic and very charming personality. Wherever you are, I'll love you always Steve.
I'm 14 and I have had a pretty hard life lately but this man has helped me get through the hard times when I cry I turn on my iPod and play his music...so soppy I know but I'm just so passionate about him xx
ThesePassions... I’m 64 and have loved Marc Bolan since I was 14, and my life has been terribly difficult lately and I, too, turned to Marc and his music or I don’t think I’d be here now. I hope your life has gotten easier. Hugs. 💕
I'm 52, children of the revolution is still my most favi, my birthyear. You're never to young or to old for music! You were born late. Even my daughter of 15 abd son of 23 wanted to be in my childhood, they love also all of this. 🙏🏽🔥🎸🩵😎
I saw T Rex at Festival Hall in Melbourne, 1974 (?). Marc was a Fairy Elfin Poet. He is gracious and unaffected by wealth and fame, save that these twin attributes allowed him to purely create. He was a rockstar with an innocent spirt, that’s why we loved him. That’s why we were devastated to lose him. Compare him to the manicured, manufactured egos of the pap that has passed for popular music, now days. What would Marc ever thought of Cardi B et-al? I can’t imagine him living longer than he did. Perhaps, neither could he.
Melbourne was November 7th 1973 I was there Adelaide was the night before the 6th Nov, I was there too I was so happy in my pink satin jacket my mum made for me.. But what I don't remember was.......what band toured with them....?.? Do you remember I thought it was Coloued Balls maybe.....? Some of the 70's is a blur 🤪 So many tours, T Rex, Slade, Sweet and the list goes on.......
Is it really 35 years since Marc Bolan passed away. Cant help thinking from time to time how much of a legacy he left us. Just the other day there was an advert for kids juice with a T . rex soundtrack. I was 17 in 77 which makes me pushing almost 53. RIP Marc.
Marc this is absolutely amazing. I can feel your total love for him in my soul and his music I also am one An adorable vid thanks for sharing and I feel so very honoured to be your old time friend. Friendly hugs K
He almost predicted punk rock. He said five years ago it was the Beatles, then TRex and in five years it will be ----. Fill in the blank. What occurred then was Punk Rock. He passed away just when it was about to explode. So he was very smart! RIP Marc Bolan
Telegram Sam was the track that got me hooked.There were two lads in my year that were really nuts on them. They spread the gospel before the big explosion in about 1973. I had a copy of their greatest hits for ages the one that had the poster given with it. It had Bolan riding the tiger. BOLAN BOWIE ELTON JOHN all born in 1947. Fantasy 65 birthday concert. Truck on Tyke
Between Rick Thunder God Allen and Rick SAV Savage from Def Leppard both have a beautiful resemblance to this incredibly awesome and beautiful soul of a man who is still greatly missed to this day! 💖💖💖
Hi K i love to post marc bolan / t.rex videos marcs memory and music will carry on long after we are gone you tube is a great place i got to know great people such as yourself Take care - Cosmic Hugs To You
Hi Marc just got your message. This is the band arriving at Brussels airport in Belgium on 23rd March 1973. They were on a European tour. The acoustic version of 20th Century Boy was filmed at the Westbury Hotel in Brussels. The concert setting is the National Voorst, Brussels. The interview for a Belgian music programme called "Veronica's". I've travelled all over the United States and America was a huge influence on Marc's writing. I wish it had been Newark, New Jersey - much more "Rock'nRoll"
He was about to say that the next big thing will be .... what??? it was cut off or he didn't have a chance to answer ... it's interesting that he doesn't make mention of Elton - Born to Boogie is crap, but the music + clips with Elton are great - love you always Marc!
Love Marc, a true legend, but I have to say I’ve never seen anyone more totally aware of the cameras every single time he was being filmed...such an unashamed poser, the cheeky little smirks giving away his sheer delight at being the centre of attention, but then why not he was living the dream after all. I watched a documentary where on reading the news of the death of Elvis Presley and looking at the amount of newspaper coverage he was quoted as saying, “wouldn’t this be a terrible time to die” obviously meaning it wouldn’t make the headlines. Funny to think this was 16th August 1977, and ironically he died exactly one month to the day later on 16th September 1977. We will never know what he would have become, his death having sealed his iconic status for all time, but I hope he would have gone on to be as great as Bowie.
Bowie? Who liked him? He was too freaky for me! I was 12 in 73 making them a little before my time. I did listen to t-rex later on. I loved their music. It is Steve Currie I fell in love with, the very handsome bass player. Gorgeous guy. I love you Steve. RIP Steve.
Hi Andy i knew i can ask you - Thank You so much for the info - its great ! man you are a marc bolan / t.rex encyclopedia - have you ever been to new jersey - we have some very nice places here take care my friend - i put your comment in my info box for the video - i hope you dont mind marc
this guy was had so much commen sense that did in no way seemed to distract from his art skill toolbox of all the ledgends that died at the same age 29 which i was to find out he was that young when i saw him at the worcester auditorein the mid seventies he seemed older probably because of his huge library of work
His comparing T-Rex to the Beatles is like comparing the Bay City Rollers to the Rolling Stones --- pure nonsense. Doubtful any young person today ever heard of T-Rex.
I’m 13 years old right now and I love this band, and plenty of other old bands that weren’t insanely popular. Good music knows no boundaries nor limits.
The film he made with Ringo was utter shite and he is just prattling on he had his time but it got to be one trick pony situation after electric warrior he never recorded a decent lp and it got to be embarrassing personally bu the time of his tv show he was totally shot. If he hadnt died i dont think he would have been any bigger than he was he didnt have a wide range not like bowie a niche he found but blew it up
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I could never forget the gorgeous Steve Currie. He was as talented at playing bass guitar as he was handsome. I always feel drawn to him whenever I see his vids or pics. He must have had a magnetic and very charming personality. Wherever you are, I'll love you always Steve.
He died in 1981...car crash.
I'm 14 and I have had a pretty hard life lately but this man has helped me get through the hard times when I cry I turn on my iPod and play his music...so soppy I know but I'm just so passionate about him xx
ThesePassions... I’m 64 and have loved Marc Bolan since I was 14, and my life has been terribly difficult lately and I, too, turned to Marc and his music or I don’t think I’d be here now. I hope your life has gotten easier. Hugs. 💕
Ur 21 now 😳
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You have great taste little one.
I am a 58year old bloke and Marc changed my life
I am a professional musician because of him I love him
I'm 52, children of the revolution is still my most favi, my birthyear. You're never to young or to old for music! You were born late. Even my daughter of 15 abd son of 23 wanted to be in my childhood, they love also all of this. 🙏🏽🔥🎸🩵😎
He was so cute, wise and pure sex appeal. We miss you Marc!!
With that interview he just bypassed social media; he is King, pure gold.
Proud of you Marc, you are the best.
He's got a beautiful smile.
Conceited, delusional and absolutely amazingly brilliant....the star who made and broke the mould..Thanks for sharing.
He was touring Europe 1973 ! Isaw him when T.REX came the 12 of march 73 ! it was an absolute MADNESS!!!
the man was an absolute ledgend and I for one will miss him
forever a beautiful man!!!!!
I saw T Rex at Festival Hall in Melbourne, 1974 (?).
Marc was a Fairy Elfin Poet. He is gracious and unaffected by wealth and fame, save that these twin attributes allowed him to purely create.
He was a rockstar with an innocent spirt, that’s why we loved him. That’s why we were devastated to lose him. Compare him to the manicured, manufactured egos of the pap that has passed for popular music, now days. What would Marc ever thought of Cardi B et-al?
I can’t imagine him living longer than he did. Perhaps, neither could he.
Melbourne was November 7th 1973 I was there
Adelaide was the night before the 6th Nov, I was there too
I was so happy in my pink satin jacket my mum made for me..
But what I don't remember was.......what band toured with them....?.? Do you remember
I thought it was Coloued Balls maybe.....? Some of the 70's is a blur 🤪
So many tours, T Rex, Slade, Sweet and the list goes on.......
Forever a 70s Child xx
He was so adorable :)
Olivia Camille Indeed 💜
Perfect video. I love what Marc says in the interview. Spoke in true Marc fashion. Cool to see him walking around too.
Marc was always bullshitting in interviews. You gotta love that. :)
Is it really 35 years since Marc Bolan passed away. Cant help thinking from time to time how much of a legacy he left us. Just the other day there was an advert for kids juice with a T . rex soundtrack. I was 17 in 77 which makes me pushing almost 53. RIP Marc.
47 years now...
@@nileswillis7992 wow that's amazing. Still here twelve years later
Marc this is absolutely amazing.
I can feel your total love for him in my soul and his music
I also am one
An adorable vid thanks for sharing and I feel so very honoured to be your old time friend.
Friendly hugs
K
mad, brilliant, and hedonistic! marc was a popstar in the purest sense.
Beautiful man....RIP Marc✌😘
Hi John
crazy 35 years without marc - the time moves so fast
thanks for coming by my friend
take care
i bet it was great - i wish i saw him live
He was /is brilliant
Hi
He was awesome - gone way to soon
thanks for stopping by
take care
"let's have a revolution" I agree.
Marc just a sweet looking cute. 👀💕❤ Wish he was my boy. 💕
He should never have gone down the coke and cognac route ....forever Marc💖
who did not?
Marc’s our 21st Century boy now
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I love you Marc
He almost predicted punk rock. He said five years ago it was the Beatles, then TRex and in five years it will be ----. Fill in the blank. What occurred then was Punk Rock. He passed away just when it was about to explode. So he was very smart!
RIP Marc Bolan
Telegram Sam was the track that got me hooked.There were two lads in my year that were really nuts on them. They spread the gospel before the big explosion in about 1973. I had a copy of their greatest hits for ages the one that had the poster given with it. It had Bolan riding the tiger. BOLAN BOWIE ELTON JOHN all born in 1947. Fantasy 65 birthday concert. Truck on Tyke
This document is incredible, 1000 thanks for posting it !
Oh to be young!
Between Rick Thunder God Allen and Rick SAV Savage from Def Leppard both have a beautiful resemblance to this incredibly awesome and beautiful soul of a man who is still greatly missed to this day! 💖💖💖
Greattttttttttttt moment !!!!!!!! Thank you so much, Marc :)
Hello
Im glad you like it - THANK YOU for stopping by
Take care
My whole inspiration
Hi Maria
Im glad you like this video
thank you for stopping by
take care
marc
thanks for posting...merci
Hes so cute :,)
Hi K
i love to post marc bolan / t.rex videos
marcs memory and music will carry on long after we are gone
you tube is a great place i got to know great people such as yourself
Take care - Cosmic Hugs To You
Hi Marc just got your message. This is the band arriving at Brussels airport in Belgium on 23rd March 1973. They were on a European tour. The acoustic version of 20th Century Boy was filmed at the Westbury Hotel in Brussels. The concert setting is the National Voorst, Brussels. The interview for a Belgian music programme called "Veronica's". I've travelled all over the United States and America was a huge influence on Marc's writing. I wish it had been Newark, New Jersey - much more "Rock'nRoll"
"Really great to be in Sprouts" Hahaha!
yeah...Brussels..got it.
Thankyou xx
Hello My Friend -TANX for stopping by
My pleasure, Marc. :)
Hello
Hey life sucks some time and sometime its pretty good - stay happy -
and stop by anytime marc is always here rockin out
take care
Hi
Thanx for stopping by - and a awesome comment
He was about to say that the next big thing will be .... what??? it was cut off or he didn't have a chance to answer ... it's interesting that he doesn't make mention of Elton - Born to Boogie is crap, but the music + clips with Elton are great - love you always Marc!
TANX for stopping by
I think we both have a weird likening to him I adore hIM AND HIS MUSIC !1
I'd love to know the revolution for what ?
Hi Steve
Thanks for stopping by
Talking about revolution in his posh accent whilst drinking champagne in a first class airport lounge.
Thank you for stopping by
Thanks for stopping by
Hi Tony
I agree
Thanks for stopping by
Hi Julia
if i can help you understand something just ask
thank for stopping by
take care
marc
hi
thanks for stopping by
Hi
Thank you for stopping by
Tell me, please, what Marc is saying on 5.20 "the electricity creates a... [..] ship". Can't understand this word. I am not a native English...
Olga Orde Marc says “bondship”
Seen them at redcar bk in the day bit strange for me I was a full blown skinhead but liked all kinds music .
Was
still had to cut out Marc's predictions
😍😍😍
Love Marc, a true legend, but I have to say I’ve never seen anyone more totally aware of the cameras every single time he was being filmed...such an unashamed poser, the cheeky little smirks giving away his sheer delight at being the centre of attention, but then why not he was living the dream after all. I watched a documentary where on reading the news of the death of Elvis Presley and looking at the amount of newspaper coverage he was quoted as saying, “wouldn’t this be a terrible time to die” obviously meaning it wouldn’t make the headlines. Funny to think this was 16th August 1977, and ironically he died exactly one month to the day later on 16th September 1977. We will never know what he would have become, his death having sealed his iconic status for all time, but I hope he would have gone on to be as great as Bowie.
Bowie? Who liked him? He was too freaky for me! I was 12 in 73 making them a little before my time. I did listen to t-rex later on. I loved their music. It is Steve Currie I fell in love with, the very handsome bass player. Gorgeous guy. I love you Steve. RIP Steve.
Hi Andy
i knew i can ask you - Thank You so much for the info - its great !
man you are a marc bolan / t.rex encyclopedia -
have you ever been to new jersey - we have some very nice places here
take care my friend - i put your comment in my info box for the video - i hope you dont mind
marc
beyond beyond beyond.......
this guy was had so much commen sense that did in no way seemed to distract from his art skill toolbox of all the ledgends that died at the same age 29 which i was to find out he was that young when i saw him at the worcester auditorein the mid seventies he seemed older probably because of his huge library of work
Mickey Finn is gorgeous
Who's the little Duck?
Be sure to supply enough coke for that 'revolution'......>6:23< such a brilliant visionary....
hello
that sucks i hope everything starts looking up for you
Hi
i commented with mu mungo page - sorry
TANX for stopping by and please stop by anytime
Humble people are safer.
Haha thankyou I know it can be good but lately all is bad xx
6:27 😂😂😂
5:25
lol!
ha ha - i bet lots of girls did
A proper diva lol
Omg these Avatars
God that was an ugly looking plane
His comparing T-Rex to the Beatles is like comparing the Bay City Rollers to the Rolling Stones --- pure nonsense. Doubtful any young person today ever heard of T-Rex.
I’m 13 years old right now and I love this band, and plenty of other old bands that weren’t insanely popular. Good music knows no boundaries nor limits.
Bay City Rollers!...finally someone else agrees....we know...the Stones could never touch these guys!
I'm 15 and I bet you anything i know more obscure 60s/70s bands than you do 😋
Yup, agree. Teeny bopper stuff
@@someunoriginalname299 very true :D nice to see other people around my age with good taste in music
The film he made with Ringo was utter shite and he is just prattling on he had his time but it got to be one trick pony situation after electric warrior he never recorded a decent lp and it got to be embarrassing personally bu the time of his tv show he was totally shot. If he hadnt died i dont think he would have been any bigger than he was he didnt have a wide range not like bowie a niche he found but blew it up
TANX for stopping by
Thanks for stopping by