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T. Rex was a pioneering British rock band led by the charismatic Marc Bolan, known for their signature glam rock sound and captivating stage presence. Their influence shaped the 1970s music scene and continues to inspire artists today.
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T. Rex Profile

Inception

Formed in London, England in 1967.

Members

Marc Bolan, Gloria Jones, Herbie Flowers, Steve Peregrine Took

Key Albums

Electric Warrior (1971), The Slider (1972), Tanx (1973), Dandy in the Underworld (1977), Futuristic Dragon (1976), Unicorn (1969), A Beard of Stars (1970), Bolan’s Zip Gun (1975), T·Rex (1970), Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow (1974).

Key Tracks

Get It On (1971), Cosmic Dancer (1971), 20th Century Boy (1973), Jeepster (1971), Children Of The Revolution (1972), Mambo Sun (1971), Life's a Gas (1971), Bang a Gong [Get It On], Monolith (1971), Hot Love (1971).

Billboard Hot 100

1 Top-10 Hit

Hall of Fame

Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2020.

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