A generation now brought up on techno acid all computer generated , song by different singers all sound the same. What they are used to. 60s and 70s had such variation and talent never to be seen again!
those days were classic...marc bolan straight up kicks ass out there..t rex and the 70s...cant reproduce this kind of music and feeling ever again.....it stands forever in the pantheon of rock n roll.. ..
@@Meddled Sorry but I didn't realise that you had such a diverse catalogue of recordings and legions of followers 43 years after your death....basic? You probably think Jerry Garcia and Ace Frehley are stellar guitarist...tell me,where can I pick up some of your million selling recordings?
He played quite simple, basic riffs but made them sound awesome. I love his spaced-out lyrics ("you've got the universe reclining in your hair") and it's just exciting to watch him on stage.
First single I bought just before my 11th birthday for 50p its still one of all time faves so sexy so rockin so fabulous there will never be another Bolan
@@quazwasd4062the basic repeated augmented A chord and the "you're so sweet you're so fine" but Marc added the climb up as well as the c, Em, A progression and the descending riff after each verse. Certainly used the HWolf song as a foundation, but added some great stuff. There's a recording of Marc playing guitars at home with Roy Wood where he says he "nicked" Jeepster from Howlin Wolf, but I think he sold himself short in terms if what he added. Now I Love to Boogie he nicked certainly musically from Webb pierce, but I love Marc's cosmic surreal lyrics he changed it to.
@@timmullens9479 I saw him live in Sydney, Australia .. I have to admit he was not all I was hoping he would be .. he was nothing like he is in this clip (if only he had been). Something was wrong .. I have no idea what .. drugs ?? All is forgiven though. I also saw Slade live .. Noddy Holder was high on drugs for the first half of the concert. He actually walked into the speakers. Fortunately in the second half of the concert he came good and was mesmerizing.
Chippchipp, really? Radiohead have one song only which worth to listen ,, Creep ,, All their others are just sound as a GarageBand practicing in their home. I have one advice for you, look up Marc Bolans catalogue and then look up Radiohead’s . Marc written thousands of songs lyrics all worthy to read!!!
Marc Bolan, such groove, such glam, such sex just drips from everything he did...had the pleasure to see him in June '72 in London, my main goal when I was there for just 10 days!! Sadly missed, but so fortunate to be able to pull up a video anytime...just imagine what could have been in the changin' times...Jeepster for T-Rex anyday!
omg! I love the bass player and wish the camera-person had focused on him too!! The song wouldn't have been as good without his talent. Great song & great video!!
i read an article once, from a bloke who's job was to clean up after concerts, he said after a Mark Bolan gig the floor was covered in discarded wet knickers and pints of piss. lets face it, Mark had that magic quality, i wont name names, you know who they are! i am a "bedroom" guitarist with many weapons and pedals, but never found that "thin" light germaniun transistor sound that was so sweet in the '70s. probably need that one in a million guitar with magic pick ups ! thanks for reading.
A great song writer .I would say the songs were classics I still remember the first concert 1971 he give so much to my generation an many to follow the man is a legend
Marc invented or perfected so many rockstar moves, including the fish-face, and he's generally recognized as the originator of Glam.... by no less an authority than Bowie himself. Amazing when you consider that, at the dawn of the 1970s, Bolan transformed the gentle acoustic freak-folk of Tyrannosaurus Rex into the Electric Warrior Glam of T. Rex. Great stuff.
Originator of Glam? I think Lou Reed was doing it earlier, like in the sixties with Velvet Underground. HE is the one who influenced Bowie to go there!
Agree. I think T.Visconti was producing Bolan and Bowie at the same time, they were rivals when they first met, than became friends. Bolan was doing glam first. Lady Stardust is about him.
It was all the same period, Nobody came first or second. Its not the Olympic games! People of similar mind and taste influence each other sublimely> Thats how music scenes have always been. and not all the hippy acoustic stuff was gentle. Just listen to Bolans 3 or 4 albums from 1960's, Some full on bongo, guitar work, a bit like flamenco! It could be wild too!
I don't think Lou Reed was really Glam before 71 or 72 (Transformer didn't come out until late 72). Velvet Underground Loaded came out in late 1970 and that was decidedly not Glam. I think Marc Bolan deserves credit as the originator of Glam Rock.
Marc Bolan enlightened the world as to what a ROCK STAR was. I bought "Electric Warrior" in '71, while in Jr. High, and found out that 'Bang a Gong' was only a small amount of this man's talent. He was ahead of the times. It has always been a mystery to me, as to why Marc Bolan and TRex were not able to achieve the popularity in the U.S., that they did in Europe and elsewhere. Marc Bolan is MORE recognized NOW, for his talent and music, than he was during the '70s. I guess he was further ahead of the times than anyone knew.
The USA at the time were more into the Eagles etc Marc's style and Music was too early for them. Bowie made it because record company spent a lot of money promoting him.
Unca Marc is usually considered the cornerstone of Glam Rock but somehow never acknowledged for his influence on Hard Rock and what would later become known as "Heavy Metal". Bolan could take a Boogie and beat the hell out of it🤘
Love the T.Rex fans that I am reading. I am from Los Angeles and in the late 70's and early 80's, I was the only one listening to Marc. It is really cool to see how many fans not only remember, but still support. Too bad the US just didn't get it!
They didn't but they didn't get punk or post punk either..that's why they say new wave in America. I saw T-Rex in Detroit with Roxy Music 1971..What a impression it made on a girl of 15. Fortunate and so so lucky. I'm grateful for being born when I was. Cheers to you
He's playing it like he's played it a million times & somehow trying to do something different with it, but still give fans the song they want to hear. Brilliant playing from him.
He says he is a vampire. Narcissists do that. They suck the love right out of you. I love him because he is unique and I love his music. But, he has all the characteristics of a narcissist. He is unique. I am buying the t-shirt for sure.
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52 years ago....Keep A Little Marc In Your Heart..💗
It was a tragedy when he died so young but when you look at it now Marc Bolan was never going to be old. He lives young forever
His Gf killed him
Absolutely loving his life!!
Jeezus, look at how much fun he's having!! If he was still around today, I think it's a safe bet he'd be doing the same
Yup.. love marc.. ❤ One of the best.. miss him so much 😢
ミッキー・フィンも大好き❤
Good Lord he was awesome!
Seeing a clip like this makes you realise how truly great he was. RIP Mar(c)k Feld (Bolan)
2love oh yah iggy no hole to heal
Yes
He was awesome so original
A generation now brought up on techno acid all computer generated , song by different singers all sound the same. What they are used to. 60s and 70s had such variation and talent never to be seen again!
i'd do terrible things to be born at a time when i could've seen greats like Marc shine on stage
The total package here. Whoa! Bolan had it going on at this point.
Greatest Heroes of Glam-Rock ! No Party without T.Rex. I Love this Music !⚡️🎸⚡️🇬🇧🇩🇪
Always my number 1
One of the horniest songs ever recorded! Marc was a writer of erotic poetry in many ways.
those days were classic...marc bolan straight up kicks ass out there..t rex and the 70s...cant reproduce this kind of music and feeling ever again.....it stands forever in the pantheon of rock n roll..
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This is not only talent -this is called charisma.
So true!
Alina Kwaśna
A glam rock man if there ever was one. Rest in peace, Marc Bolan.
What a load of crap....
He was a peacock with no feathers....
Yes!
Marc was fantastic!
Omg this is superb.......
The tone of the guitar is wonderful! He is great Les Paul player.
Another dude that was way ahead of his time. Such a shame he was taken so soon.
+rodentcafeteria
I never understood the "ahead of his time" concept. Bolan was huge in his time. In another time he might have been ignored.
Nicolas Martin plus his music was mostly a throwback to the '50s with a few twee psychedelic things thrown in.
@@Meddled Two things are obvious here AI... one is that you don't play guitar,and two is that you haven't listened to much of his music....
@@MaxMoon65 I do play guitar. How is that relevant? Marc Bolan was a very basic guitarist.
@@Meddled Sorry but I didn't realise that you had such a diverse catalogue of recordings and legions of followers 43 years after your death....basic? You probably think Jerry Garcia and Ace Frehley are stellar guitarist...tell me,where can I pick up some of your million selling recordings?
He played quite simple, basic riffs but made them sound awesome. I love his spaced-out lyrics ("you've got the universe reclining in your hair") and it's just exciting to watch him on stage.
Agreed.
Yes !!
I was there that day! So lucky!
Joanne Larner I was there to
He had the licks no worry about that siree
a brilliant, under-rated guitatrist.....
I am fascinated by his guitar style. I have seen anything quite like it.
First single I bought just before my 11th birthday for 50p its still one of all time faves so sexy so rockin so fabulous there will never be another Bolan
Timeless!!!! Wish he was here for their induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ~ he would've LOVED IT!!
Oh you can believe that there is a rock hall in heaven,
and T.REX is
there !❤
Chuck Berry's influence so clear here, but transformed into something brilliant.
It's actually from a riff from Howlin' Wolf's "You'll be Mine". ( Hugh Sumlin guitar.)
@@quazwasd4062the basic repeated augmented A chord and the "you're so sweet you're so fine" but Marc added the climb up as well as the c, Em, A progression and the descending riff after each verse. Certainly used the HWolf song as a foundation, but added some great stuff. There's a recording of Marc playing guitars at home with Roy Wood where he says he "nicked" Jeepster from Howlin Wolf, but I think he sold himself short in terms if what he added. Now I Love to Boogie he nicked certainly musically from Webb pierce, but I love Marc's cosmic surreal lyrics he changed it to.
ONE OF MY FAVORITE SONGS FROM ONE OF MY FAVORITE BANDS
He was able to put a Warble in his voice that no singer other than Buffy Saint-Marie ever did. Love that weird Warble his was able to produce! Unique!
Bowie did it. " black country rock ".
Steven Tyler.
His guitar playing wasn’t complicated, but he had a great sound and great voice. Rock n roll isn’t suppose to be complex. Rock on! RIP
If I could play guitar like anyone, it would be him!!
You are right on amazing guitar player my Main Man for ever 👀💕 his sound, kalmiyheart
He could scarcely play guitar at all. Finn did most of the riffs. He had backing guitarists as well. Are you that fucking dumb?
He was great live! The true sign of a great artist.
+RazzleDazz72 well , he could be great live but others will tell you -he was awful often as well-just sayin'.
@@timmullens9479 When he was in his cocaine phase maybe. That wasn't the true Bolan
@@JRLARNER great could I get a refund for paying to hear the not 'true' t rex then ? b/c he was *** horrible;
@@timmullens9479 You could try - bit late now, though!
@@timmullens9479 I saw him live in Sydney, Australia .. I have to admit he was not all I was hoping he would be .. he was nothing like he is in this clip (if only he had been). Something was wrong .. I have no idea what .. drugs ??
All is forgiven though. I also saw Slade live .. Noddy Holder was high on drugs for the first half of the concert. He actually walked into the speakers. Fortunately in the second half of the concert he came good and was mesmerizing.
Outstanding stuff!
Love hearing Jeepster live, sounds very good.
MB just rocks, he's the king of strut.
An absolute legend today bands don't even come close to his talent.
Absolutely. Can't think of a current band who will be remember like T-Rex.
raydeen1 white stripes
Radiohead
Chippchipp, really? Radiohead have one song only which worth to listen ,, Creep ,, All their others are just sound as a GarageBand practicing in their home. I have one advice for you, look up Marc Bolans catalogue and then look up Radiohead’s . Marc written thousands of songs lyrics all worthy to read!!!
I'll help you out. Foo Fighters Dave grohl
Marc Bolan, such groove, such glam, such sex just drips from everything he did...had the pleasure to see him in June '72 in London, my main goal when I was there for just 10 days!! Sadly missed, but so fortunate to be able to pull up a video anytime...just imagine what could have been in the changin' times...Jeepster for T-Rex anyday!
omg! I love the bass player and wish the camera-person had focused on him too!! The song wouldn't have been as good without his talent. Great song & great video!!
ONE OF THE ALL TIME GREATS !
anyone grooving to such greatness in the age of COVID ?
F - A - N - T - A - S - T - I - C ..... T.REX, GLAM ROCK LEGENDS.
i read an article once, from a bloke who's job was to clean up after concerts, he said after a Mark Bolan gig the floor was covered in discarded wet knickers and pints of piss. lets face it, Mark had that magic quality, i wont name names, you know who they are! i am a "bedroom" guitarist with many weapons and pedals, but never found that "thin" light germaniun transistor sound that was so sweet in the '70s. probably need that one in a million guitar with magic pick ups ! thanks for reading.
A great song writer .I would say the songs were classics I still remember the first concert 1971 he give so much to my generation an many to follow the man is a legend
Chuck Berry has had some guitar jams with Marc Bolin up in heaven. Chuck likes this one a lot.
First single I ever bought! 😎 good choice I think!
This raised my blood pressure!!
We lost this legend 30 years ago today. RIP
With all due respect, it was 40 years since he died when you posted this.
Love the faces he pulls brill
Marc was a spark! One of the greatest ever.
First gig I ever saw was T.Rex Xmas concert at the Edmonton Sundowner. I was what...12? Now I am 56. Hell, it's still so good.
it kind of throwed me into another world back then
An absolute legend....still missed. X
What a fuckin great sound, and he looks so good on stage.
Bolan had wisdom way beyond his years as do many gifted people
He was untouchable imho ..Bowie was close , but I think Bolan was a more charismatic front man , RIP legend
Marc fantastic music and great show!!🎸 I love💖❤T.REX..unique the best band!
He seemed to really enjoy himself on stage, without being too full of himself :)
when i think in a rock star , i think in marc bolan , his guitar , his hair , his moves , all his person is rock ' roll .
Marc invented or perfected so many rockstar moves, including the fish-face, and he's generally recognized as the originator of Glam.... by no less an authority than Bowie himself. Amazing when you consider that, at the dawn of the 1970s, Bolan transformed the gentle acoustic freak-folk of Tyrannosaurus Rex into the Electric Warrior Glam of T. Rex. Great stuff.
Originator of Glam? I think Lou Reed was doing it earlier, like in the sixties with Velvet Underground. HE is the one who influenced Bowie to go there!
Agree. I think T.Visconti was producing Bolan and Bowie at the same time, they were rivals when they first met, than became friends. Bolan was doing glam first. Lady Stardust is about him.
It was all the same period, Nobody came first or second. Its not the Olympic games! People of similar mind and taste influence each other sublimely> Thats how music scenes have always been. and not all the hippy acoustic stuff was gentle. Just listen to Bolans 3 or 4 albums from 1960's, Some full on bongo, guitar work, a bit like flamenco! It could be wild too!
I don't think Lou Reed was really Glam before 71 or 72 (Transformer didn't come out until late 72). Velvet Underground Loaded came out in late 1970 and that was decidedly not Glam.
I think Marc Bolan deserves credit as the originator of Glam Rock.
The folky T Rex was better imo. So many great songs, lyrics and atmopheres
Bolan was a superstar!!
Marc Bolan enlightened the world as to what a ROCK STAR was. I bought "Electric Warrior" in '71, while in Jr. High, and found out that 'Bang a Gong' was only a small amount of this man's talent. He was ahead of the times. It has always been a mystery to me, as to why Marc Bolan and TRex were not able to achieve the popularity in the U.S., that they did in Europe and elsewhere. Marc Bolan is MORE recognized NOW, for his talent and music, than he was during the '70s. I guess he was further ahead of the times than anyone knew.
The USA at the time were more into the Eagles etc Marc's style and Music was too early for them. Bowie made it because record company spent a lot of money promoting him.
This is an awesome song. One of my all-time faves. Marc Bolan left us much too early.
Moves like Jagger, sings like no other...
This guy was ( one-off) Never anyone like him again - definitely “Kicked” it !!!!
🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🖤🤪🤪🤪
Such a fun song!!!
This is too cool. For the fans, yes, Mickey Finn is no Steve Took, but this is one rocking song. I want the hair of anyone on that stage.
Bolan Boogie.......he was a class act. Miss him
COOOOOOOOOOOOL!
I feel the same as the first time I listen Jeepster... in 1973.
amazing .......
the essence of rock an roll
is this song fun or what.. still a song to drive with..after a great night
Bolan seems to have really loved performing. Shame he passed so young. RIP MARC
Excellent!
Another The World lost too Soon,Such An Amazingly Talented Man
Glam rock master
Unca Marc is usually considered the cornerstone of Glam Rock but somehow never acknowledged for his influence on Hard Rock and what would later become known as "Heavy Metal".
Bolan could take a Boogie and beat the hell out of it🤘
🌹RIP Marc🌹44yrs ago today😭
以前齋藤先生の所でお会いしました。私は機械オンチだし、歌うのは好きですが、テープにとって聴いたらえーっと思うほど音痴だったから、人前で歌うのは苦手なんです。サイモンとガーファンクル、フランスの名優でオペラでも活躍しているランベール・ウィルソン氏、それからグラム・ロックのＴ・レックスが大好きなんです。トム・ジョーンズの「デライラ」、ジョニー・ティロットソンの「ポエトリー」、それにインディアンハープ演奏の「アパッチ」がすごく好きでした。日本の歌では演歌が好き。でも、中学生になったら演歌っておんなじような歌詞ばっかりって思いました。今はまた好きですけど。また、齋藤先生に会いたいです。お元気でしょうか?
Lovin you still Marc!
no one is as glam as marc bolan, period.
BOLAN WAS SO F-ING COOL!!
This is basically a Howlin Wolf record riff " You'll be mine" that was written by Willie Dixon.
Fabulous! So much passion, sass, and energy! I love
kick ass song and band!
Incredible.
i Remember it well first concert i ever went to.
He was lovely a fallen angel keep marc in youre heart god bless him
That's what you call a STAR
GET BOLAN INTO ROCK N ROLL OF FAME OR SHAME ON YOU TRUE BRIT STAR
In finally!
T. Rex is in this year! :)
He the man and a beautiful one he was
he was love your comment.
heheh... :D
He was a very good musician , a truly great songwriter ! And at his best he had the looks of a God !!
A great showman!
Cute, my friends and i go to t-rextasy and dance for hours to his music. This man is legend .
+Michele D. IVES-DAVESS, Love T Rextasy, I go with my 3 sisters everytime they are close by, and we Bop all night long
Michele D. IVES-DAVESS
T-Rextasy sounds amazing, I'm going to have to look that up!
Love the T.Rex fans that I am reading. I am from Los Angeles and in the late 70's and early 80's, I was the only one listening to Marc. It is really cool to see how many fans not only remember, but still support. Too bad the US just didn't get it!
+badcoach2000 ....Bolan was so far ahead of The Curve...even Bowie was learning off him !
+rael1999 when Bolan died it was Bowie who found heaven
They didn't but they didn't get punk or post punk either..that's why they say new wave in America. I saw T-Rex in Detroit with Roxy Music 1971..What a impression it made on a girl of 15. Fortunate and so so lucky. I'm grateful for being born when I was. Cheers to you
T-Rex Downey California can't remember the name off Firestone somewhere -1976, anyone there?
Cleveland here!! He was the rage for all of our gang!!! We wore the grooves out...#TheSlider
Marc freaken rocks. He was the Man. So may have pilfered not none are as great!!! hahahahahhahhaha Love him!
ah ... needed something to make me feel better today ... there you go ....
Thanks
His guitar playing is fucking out of this way. The way he varies the rhythmic voicing throughout the song on his chording is really tight.
He's playing it like he's played it a million times & somehow trying to do something different with it, but still give fans the song they want to hear. Brilliant playing from him.
He says he is a vampire. Narcissists do that. They suck the love right out of you.
I love him because he is unique and I love his music. But, he has all the characteristics of a narcissist.
He is unique. I am buying the t-shirt for sure.
creator: I was thinking the same thing [narcissist]. A very very pretty one. Sexy as hell (sigh).
I love this guy. He was a real ROCKSTAR. Sad he died too sooooon.........
the main man forever young , forever in our hearts
This was good stuff
RIP Marc. GOD, I miss you.
born to do what he do! And he do!
Bolan war echt ne geile Sau , . Top ❤