Marc Bolan was huge in the UK during the 1970s. I first became aware of Bolan because my mum was a fan, she had a sticker of Marc on the glovebox of her car. He sadly died in a car crash.👍
The androgynous greatness of the pocket rocket that was Marc Bolan! Good to see the backing singers so high on, er....life! This will probably be early 70's as he was killed I a car crash in 77. They also did Children of the Revolution and Ride a White Swan 🤗
Electric Warrior was arguably the first classic rock album I ever bought back in 1971! A must have album for any true Marc Bolan and T.Rex fan. Bowie, Cooper and say Elton John take a lot of the plaudits for the greatness of the 70's but Bolan was the real deal and deserves as much if not more credit in my opinion. My first real Rock hero.
T Rex were one of the biggest UK bands of the early 70s with a string of hits. They'd been more of an experimental psychedelic rock band in the 60s under the name Tyrannosaurus Rex but discovered the joy of having chart hits !
@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek No more so than bands like Slade who had plenty of singles chart success, not bigger than Purple, Zep, Floyd, The Stones and so on.
T.Rex were part of a subgenre of rock in the UK called Glam Rock, it included artists like, Sweet, Mud, Mott The Hoople, Suzie Quatro, Slade, Slik, and early David Bowie and Roxy Music, listen to any of those Artists and you are in for a great time but my recommendation would be to start with either Cuz I Luv You by Slade or Blockbuster by Sweet
Suzie Quatro, Susan Kay Quatro[1] (born June 3, 1950)[2] is an American singer, bass guitarist and songwriter. In the 1970s, she scored a string of hit singles that found greater success in Europe and Australia than in her homeland, reaching No. 1 in the UK, other European countries and Australia with her singles "Can the Can" (1973) and "Devil Gate Drive" (1974). wiki.
@barriehull7076 spot on although she was from America her producer was British and she moved to ths UK in 1971, her producer was Mickie Most, he also produced records for The Animals, Donovan and Jeff Beck. She had a very unique sound being a bass player and lead vocals, a female Lemmy Kilmister if you will.
Tyrannosaurus Rex before they cut it to TRex were on at Manchester University. Sad he died in his mini The good old days. Roxy Music I'm in with the in Crowd could be Daniels theme music 😂 Slave to love,Avalon,Jealous Guy - one sexy dude
@cathyb46 yeah they were Tyrannosaurus Rex when they released their first record Debora but I think they thought it was too long to catch on, if you've not heard it please take a listen to In Every Dream Home a Heartache by Roxy Music it is immense
The production of T Rex at that time was powerful and stands up today... The Electric Warrior and Slider albums are classics and should be played loud for full effect... Nobody looked like him,sounded like them, with a unique guitar sound ... Influence on many famous artists..
For more early '70s British Glam Rock check out early David Bowie, Sweet, Slade, Mud, Roxy Music (but NOT Gary Glitter!) . It was a fad thing in the UK at that time, T-Rex were one of the first
Better as a studio track in my opinion, the scuttlebutt at the time it was about smoking opium, what can I say he was definitely naughty as I remember. Still love the song, hopeless lifelong 'pop' fan.
Im glad you stuck with this version of quite likely the greatest rock and roll performance of all time!! at the end the crowd didnt know whether to stand up and clap or stand up and run for the exits!
Can safely say the audience got their money's worth there. As did Noel "copy and paste" Gallagher when he stole that song to make Cigarettes and Alcohol. Love it
This song is highly influenced by Chuck Berry's Little Queenie. Marc Bolan acknowledges this during the performance as near the end he makes a direct quote from Chuck Berry's song ''Meanwhile, I'm still thinking.''
1971 Bolan was just too way ahead of his time. All the metal heads and glam that came after owe everything to Bolan. think Bowie, Kiss, Prince, Guns n roses etc etc - the most influential artist ever IMO.
Let me tune you into Frankie Miller who wrote all these song by artists you’ll know, Frankie in his day was as hard as nails and fearsome, play the part as the hard man in a few Scottish movie’s, if he didn’t have a solid alibi he would had been charged with his best friend: cousin Jimmy Boyle with a murder. A movie was made about jimmy Boyle “ a sense of freedom “ about his lifestyle and prison sentence to freedom But here’s when a hard man Shows his mallow soft heart ruclips.net/p/PLhdOd70LYUvH66HC1AEKeow-7SiKi6rFg The last song if frank singing I do, no one else could
You MUST review a beautiful run of three T.Rex songs...There Was a Time/Raw Ramp/Bolan Boogie. Mark was not the greatest guitarist in the world, but his efforts with these three tunes are outstanding. He was best when he stuck with pentatonic blues runs.
Gawd, I live near the tree his stupid girlfriend drove into, makes me pissed off every time I go past. And there’s the silly moo on terrible backing vc. Anyhoo, get a T rex greatest hits, can’t go wrong, every one’s a banger.
I remember Marc Bolan (lead singer) & T Rex , just superb at the time!! There is another video of this which is a LOT better, same song!! Sadly Marc Bolan died in a car crash 2 weeks before his birthday, would have been 30. The band were exceptional in that era & shall never forget them!!
They were crazy and sloppy live so have to play the record version. I have loved since first heard in 74’ . Listen to twentieth century boy, jeepster, hot love.
Dire Straits Sultans of Swing At The Alchemy probably the best thing you will see as a one off song performance please not just for me but more important for yourself. was not aware you had not gone down the rock road
1:50 some reactors act like A) no artist existed before youtube and simultaneously B) ALL artists immediately submit their new songs to the department of youtube first thing upon completion. It shows that some people really don't think too hard or too little about anything.
That's is not a great version of that song to introduce new people to. Fans from years ago would like it, but you're not getting new fans with that. I can say this as a T-rex fan from my first single Hot Love that I stole out of my mothers record collection back in about 1971.
Not one of their best videos, and it doesn't give full credence to the song. There is a better video out there. It was a kick ass song when I was a Junior in high school in 1971, and it is still today in 2023. BANG A GONG, GET IT ON!!!
Worst version of this song, in my opinion. The screeching background vocals just ruined it. I especially like the Top of the Pops version. With Elton John playing air piano. And the cute British girls dancing. 😆
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Yes!!!!!! My absolute fave band of all time, adore Marc Bolan 🌟
I remember being a wee boy about 8 yrs old and listening to T-Rex playing Ride a white Swan, and being baffled 😂😂
Music from 1971 still impressing people today. Marc died exactly one month after Elvis Presley in 1977 aged 29 in a car crash.
Marc Bolan was huge in the UK during the 1970s.
I first became aware of Bolan because my mum was a fan, she had a sticker of Marc on the glovebox of her car.
He sadly died in a car crash.👍
Holy crap, I never heard the lead on this song before. So glad I saw this. Awesome performance
The androgynous greatness of the pocket rocket that was Marc Bolan! Good to see the backing singers so high on, er....life! This will probably be early 70's as he was killed I a car crash in 77. They also did Children of the Revolution and Ride a White Swan 🤗
Electric Warrior was arguably the first classic rock album I ever bought back in 1971! A must have album for any true Marc Bolan and T.Rex fan. Bowie, Cooper and say Elton John take a lot of the plaudits for the greatness of the 70's but Bolan was the real deal and deserves as much if not more credit in my opinion. My first real Rock hero.
Bought the album when it came out. Well, a few weeks after it came out, my paper round didn't pay that good!
T Rex were one of the biggest UK bands of the early 70s with a string of hits. They'd been more of an experimental psychedelic rock band in the 60s under the name Tyrannosaurus Rex but discovered the joy of having chart hits !
Not just biggest uk bands but one of the biggest in general
@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek No more so than bands like Slade who had plenty of singles chart success, not bigger than Purple, Zep, Floyd, The Stones and so on.
Even TV shows kicked ass back in the day 🔥🎸❤️
Glam rock from back in the day! Stoked to see you checking this out today! Next...New York Dolls!
T.Rex were part of a subgenre of rock in the UK called Glam Rock, it included artists like, Sweet, Mud, Mott The Hoople, Suzie Quatro, Slade, Slik, and early David Bowie and Roxy Music, listen to any of those Artists and you are in for a great time but my recommendation would be to start with either Cuz I Luv You by Slade or Blockbuster by Sweet
The best era no question! 🌟
Suzie Quatro, Susan Kay Quatro[1] (born June 3, 1950)[2] is an American singer, bass guitarist and songwriter. In the 1970s, she scored a string of hit singles that found greater success in Europe and Australia than in her homeland, reaching No. 1 in the UK, other European countries and Australia with her singles "Can the Can" (1973) and "Devil Gate Drive" (1974). wiki.
@barriehull7076 spot on although she was from America her producer was British and she moved to ths UK in 1971, her producer was Mickie Most, he also produced records for The Animals, Donovan and Jeff Beck. She had a very unique sound being a bass player and lead vocals, a female Lemmy Kilmister if you will.
Tyrannosaurus Rex before they cut it to TRex were on at Manchester University. Sad he died in his mini The good old days.
Roxy Music I'm in with the in Crowd could be Daniels theme music 😂 Slave to love,Avalon,Jealous Guy - one sexy dude
@cathyb46 yeah they were Tyrannosaurus Rex when they released their first record Debora but I think they thought it was too long to catch on, if you've not heard it please take a listen to In Every Dream Home a Heartache by Roxy Music it is immense
I like that you can tell just his guitar volume on stage was extremely loud...
The production of T Rex at that time was powerful and stands up today... The Electric Warrior and Slider albums are classics and should be played loud for full effect... Nobody looked like him,sounded like them, with a unique guitar sound ... Influence on many famous artists..
🇬🇧 Norfolk: Marc had some great songs he was taken to early in his life 😊this was 1971
This song became a hit again in the 80's when Power Station covered it.
I'd not seen this performance before EPIC!, You summed it perfectly Daniel, Cocaine is a helluva drug🤯
this was flippin awesome!!!!!!!! I've been a T-Rex fan for 50 years but have never seen this live performance, Thank you!
This performance is the essence of a live and theatric performance. Bolan was so good!
For more early '70s British Glam Rock check out early David Bowie, Sweet, Slade, Mud, Roxy Music (but NOT Gary Glitter!) . It was a fad thing in the UK at that time, T-Rex were one of the first
Love your reaction!! A lot of so called T. Rex fans find this performance too much to take. I love it! Thanks for your cool reaction 😎
I enjoyed your honest and decent response!
DeeeeSantIs' WOKE-A-METER just blew up!!! LOL!!! Been awhile for this!❤
So happy u didn't change the video
Better as a studio track in my opinion, the scuttlebutt at the time it was about smoking opium, what can I say he was definitely naughty as I remember. Still love the song, hopeless lifelong 'pop' fan.
1 of the founders of glam rock
Never seen them better.
Im glad you stuck with this version of quite likely the greatest rock and roll performance of all time!! at the end the crowd didnt know whether to stand up and clap or stand up and run for the exits!
greatest of all time? settle down, Beavis.
@@chuckleezodiac24 it rocks,ya ya it rocks hehehehehe!
Can safely say the audience got their money's worth there. As did Noel "copy and paste" Gallagher when he stole that song to make Cigarettes and Alcohol. Love it
Improved it though
@PeterFlynn-bp5fi nah. Also Oasis don't hold a candle to Trex
Listen to the studio version. Much different vibe. And it was '71 or '72...when I was in high school. A fav.
That was epic!!
Ooooohhhh happy day's and you my friend are young but a old soul like it so much. 🤘🇮🇹🇪🇺
Yeah that Marc Bolan/T. Rex... Awesome :D
This song is highly influenced by Chuck Berry's Little Queenie. Marc Bolan acknowledges this during the performance as near the end he makes a direct quote from Chuck Berry's song ''Meanwhile, I'm still thinking.''
There's a lot of extra drugs accompanying this performance 😁😁
There are clearer live performances available though.
Gong being a pipe...then yeah get IT ON!!!!
Dude! That was the best reaction I have ever seen!!! Lol That was awesome!!!!!!!
Omg daniel. How many uploads today!!! If u go back to your playlist you have 21st century boy on it. Another banger
1971 Bolan was just too way ahead of his time. All the metal heads and glam that came after owe everything to Bolan. think Bowie, Kiss, Prince, Guns n roses etc etc - the most influential artist ever IMO.
I was about 12-13 when i bought this.
Let me tune you into Frankie Miller who wrote all these song by artists you’ll know, Frankie in his day was as hard as nails and fearsome, play the part as the hard man in a few Scottish movie’s, if he didn’t have a solid alibi he would had been charged with his best friend: cousin Jimmy Boyle with a murder. A movie was made about jimmy Boyle “ a sense of freedom “ about his lifestyle and prison sentence to freedom But here’s when a hard man Shows his mallow soft heart ruclips.net/p/PLhdOd70LYUvH66HC1AEKeow-7SiKi6rFg
The last song if frank singing I do, no one else could
none relevant spam turns me off.
You MUST review a beautiful run of three T.Rex songs...There Was a Time/Raw Ramp/Bolan Boogie. Mark was not the greatest guitarist in the world, but his efforts with these three tunes are outstanding. He was best when he stuck with pentatonic blues runs.
First time I heard Oasis, Cigarettes and Alcohol, I couldn't stop hearing Get It On
Gawd, I live near the tree his stupid girlfriend drove into, makes me pissed off every time I go past. And there’s the silly moo on terrible backing vc. Anyhoo, get a T rex greatest hits, can’t go wrong, every one’s a banger.
I think that performance was in 1974. It was on an American TV show.
Listen to the riff if it sounds familiar it’s almost identical to oasis cigarettes and alcohol. One of Noel’s many influences
Love t-rex
And obviously you know oasis copied the riff on this for cigarettes and alcohol
I remember Marc Bolan (lead singer) & T Rex , just superb at the time!! There is another video of this which is a LOT better, same song!! Sadly Marc Bolan died in a car crash 2 weeks before his birthday, would have been 30. The band were exceptional in that era & shall never forget them!!
He was married to gloria Jones the american soul singer who was the artist who sang the original tainted love which mark almond covered very badly
Love Bolan, hadn't seen this before, great! Not really ever known for his guitar playing ability but always entertaining. Try " ride a white swan"
Is that Gloria Jones doing backing vocals?!
Try '20th Century Boy' 👍
They were crazy and sloppy live so have to play the record version. I have loved since first heard in 74’ . Listen to twentieth century boy, jeepster, hot love.
Midnight special 1973
Ok back in the day music....CCR 3 Dog night,Joe Cocker, Santana.. then just follow the rabbitt Jefferson airplane sends you for
Marc Bolan was a star. His picture should be in the dictionary under 'style'. Marc Bolan was the first 'glam rocker'. Gone far far too soon.
1971
Wow. A really weird performance, kind of liked it. I assume this is near the end of his career/life.
Not my favorite live version. Check out the other one. The sound is much better!
Dire Straits Sultans of Swing At The Alchemy probably the best thing you will see as a one off song performance please not just for me but more important for yourself. was not aware you had not gone down the rock road
if you like T.Rex you'll probably like Sweet -- The Ballroom Blitz.
1:50 some reactors act like A) no artist existed before youtube and simultaneously B) ALL artists immediately submit their new songs to the department of youtube first thing upon completion. It shows that some people really don't think too hard or too little about anything.
Love this Song , but this is not good , listen to the studio version , much more bass .
It's title is get it on not bang a gong
Dan you must hear Oasis in there, Cigarettes and Alcohol
100% george!
@@AriasandtheNATION Glad u noticed lol
They were better when they were Tyrannosaurus Rex, before they went commercial.
マークボランはあまり知られてませんが、真のシンガーソングライターで、彼の作った名曲は、作曲専門の人より多いのではないかと思うくらいの多さです。おそらく、ジョンレノンやフレディマーキュリー以上だと思われます。かくいう私は現在57歳で、45年前にイギリスのバスオンエイボンにあるマークボランファンクラブに入って以来のファンです(@￣□￣@;)！！
didn't know you have gone solo
I haven't ETS21 is still going strong. But music will be more prominent on this channel.
surprised you never recognised the riff
That's is not a great version of that song to introduce new people to. Fans from years ago would like it, but you're not getting new fans with that. I can say this as a T-rex fan from my first single Hot Love that I stole out of my mothers record collection back in about 1971.
Not one of their best videos, and it doesn't give full credence to the song. There is a better video out there. It was a kick ass song when I was a Junior in high school in 1971, and it is still today in 2023. BANG A GONG, GET IT ON!!!
Worst version of this song, in my opinion. The screeching background vocals just ruined it. I especially like the Top of the Pops version. With Elton John playing air piano. And the cute British girls dancing. 😆
This is not the best video for a first impression.Look up a studio version video, there are plenty of much better versions.
4:10 WTF YOU WERE SO CLOSE whatever sink with your ship but this version really do suck.
thats awful
1971