BOWIE U.S. TOUR Advert in Billboard magazine February 10, 1973 NEW YORK CITY FEB. 14 – RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL PHILADELPHIA FEB. 16, 17, 18 – THE TOWER THEATRE NASHVILLE FEB. 23 – WAR MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM MEMPHIS FEB. 25, 26 – ELLIS AUDITORIUM

The Sweet Soft Underbelly of Rock February 10, 1973 NME two‑page feature exploring The Sweet’s backstage tensions and glam‑rock contradictions. Overview In this two‑page NME feature, Nick Kent spends time with The Sweet during a moment of rising fame and rising frustration.

February 10, 1973 NME review of Lou Reed’s Alice Tully Hall concert. In early 1973, Lou Reed was navigating the strange new territory of post‑Velvet Underground fame, solo acclaim, and glam‑era expectations. This NME review captures a moment where Reed’s audience arrived hungry for danger…

The Genesis Bag – Feb 10, 1973 New Musical Express – One‑Page Article In February 1973, Genesis were touring Britain with a renewed sense of identity and ambition. While Peter Gabriel’s theatrics had become a visual signature, this NME feature argues that the band’s true strength…

Singles review page Alice, Faces and more New Musical Express – February 10, 1973.

Alice Does His Elvis! New Musical Express – February 10, 1973. In early 1973, Alice Cooper were deep into their imperial phase — a band who had mastered the art of shock, theatre, and chart power. This New Musical Express issue captures them at full velocity: a three‑page feature.

Here Come The Warm Jets Album Ad: Feb 9, 1974. Brian Eno steps out of Roxy Music’s shadow with a glam‑art explosion of sound: Released on February 8, 1974, Here Come the Warm Jets marked Brian Eno’s first solo venture after departing Roxy Music.

Imperial Wizard Single: David Essex returns to the UK charts with a mystical, dramatic single backed by the atmospheric Midnight Train ✦ SUMMARY Released February 9, 1979 Imperial Wizard marked another stylistic shift for David Essex, blending theatrical drama with a darker, more mystical tone.

✦ FEBRUARY 9, 1974 David Bowie: “Dour‑Faced Bowie” Article (New Musical Express) ✦ A candid, slightly barbed NME snapshot of Bowie in the middle of the Diamond Dogs recording sessions

On February 9, 1974, Teenage Dream entered the UK singles chart at number 18, rose to its peak of number 13 the following week, and stayed on the chart for a total of five weeks.

Madhouse Rock! Advert: 1979 Feb 8, 1979 A full-page Rolling Stone shockwave promoting Cooper’s most theatrical late-70s tour Alice Cooper’s Madhouse Rock! tour launched in early 1979 to support his concept album From the Inside.

A sleazy, swaggering slice of Detroit hard‑glam from the Killer era. Alice Cooper Group’s “Be My Lover,” backed with “You Drive Me Nervous,” was released as a 7‑inch vinyl single in the United States on February 8, 1972 (Warner Bros. WB 7568).

February 1974 Music Scene magazine Rock Theatre Dramatic Performances Lindsay Kemp One Sunday evening recently at London's National Film Theatre, David Bowie stepped on stage to introduce the subject of a bizarre documentary being shown during the London Film Festival.

Mick Ronson Music Scene magazine February 1974 FREE Ronson Solo Album 50 MUST B WON!

February 8, 1972 - David Bowie At BBC Television Centre in London, England, the performances of David Bowie and the Spiders, recorded the day before, featuring 'Queen Bitch' and 'Five Years' for 'THE OLD GREY WHISTLE TEST,' were broadcast.

From The Inside Album Review: 1978 Rolling Stone, February 8, 1978. Polite anarchy? Alice Cooper misses his own point From the Inside Alice Cooper Warner Bros. By Tom Carson

The Secrets That You Keep: Mud's Chinnichap Charter Released as a 7-inch vinyl single on February 7, 1975, Mud’s “The Secrets That You Keep,” backed with “Still Watching The Clock,” entered the UK Singles Chart on February 15, remained for 9 weeks, and reached a peak position of number 3.

The 200 Greatest Glam Rock Records…Ranked! FROM THE MAKERS OF UNCUT By John Robinson It was ten years almost to the day since the passing of David Bowie. One of the many delights in Bowie’s career was his ceaseless originality and reinvention, and in this latest Ultimate Record Collection.

Bolan's Zip Gun Album: Marc's Funk-Soul Stripped Return February 7, 1975 - T.REX Released Bolan's Zip Gun. Eight of the eleven tracks on the album were previously released in the US the year before on the Light of Love album by Casablanca Records.

February 5, 1972 – Gigs page, New Musical Express Slade Mott Nazareth See any ?

Hit Parader Magazine February 1973 Just over a couple of years ago David Bowie dropped into New York with his 12 string guitar in suitably battered case. He was on a promotion tour of radio stations and was saying that he didn't like to appear in public, preferring the solitary creative..

Elton Rocks His First No.1 Cash Box Top 100 Singles Week Ending February 3, 1973 TW | LW | 2WK | 3WK | WKS 1 | 2 | 3 | 9 | 9 | Crocodile Rock – Elton John (Top spot on the Cash Box chart this week.) Recorded in summer 1972 at the Château d'Hérouville studio in France

Elton's London Festival Hall Triumph New Musical Express (February 5, 1972) Reviewed Elton John’s performance at London Festival Hall on Saturday, reflecting on the difficulty of viewing his work in true perspective.

Gigs Page: Melody Maker, February 5, 1972.

On this date in 1972—February 5—the Alice Cooper Group’s Killer first entered the UK Albums Chart at No. 49, sticking around for just one week initially. It was the massive breakout success of the follow-up School’s Out that sent Killer re-entering the charts later and climbing to its peak of No. 27

Hunky Dory Album Advert: Melody Maker, February 5, 1972 DAVID Bowie stars in The Old Grey Whistle Test on BBC-2 next Tuesday DAVID BOWIE "Hunky Dory" is not only the best album Bowie has ever done, it's also the most inventive piece of songwriting to have appeared on record for a considerable time.

1972's Sweet Pressure & Success The two-page article in Record Mirror (Feb 5, 1972) featured drummer Mick Tucker reflecting on the band's rapid rise and mounting pressure. Tucker expressed that he once thought a hit record would mean he had "cracked it," but success only pushes for bigger things.

1972's Toronto Chaos to Stardom The one-page article in New Musical Express (February 5, 1972) reflected on Alice Cooper Group's journey from near-disaster to stardom. It recalled their frightening 1969 Toronto Rock And Roll Revival performance—marked by a scared chicken, a battered watermelon...

Poppa Joe Single Advert: Record Mirror, February 5, 1972. POPPA JOE RCA 2164 NEW HIT SINGLE FROM THE SWEET

T. Rex's Telegram Sam Chart Storm Cover and news article Record Mirror (February 5, 1972) celebrated T. Rex’s massive success with “Telegram Sam,” which entered the singles chart at number three the previous week — the highest entry of its kind since the Beatles’ “Let It Be”

Low Album Advert: LOW takes David Bowie to incredible new heights Scrapbook from an Unknown UK Publication, February 5, 1977

Melody Maker cover, February 5, 1972. T. REXTASY swept out of the concert halls into the record shops last week with over a quarter of a million fans surging to buy Marc Bolan's latest composition "Telegram Sam."

Just officially announced: Newly unearthed and 100% previously unreleased – the definitive ‘MARC’ show recordings from 1977 available exclusively for this year’s #recordstoreday, which takes place on the 18th April.

Tear Me Apart Single: The Tear That Hit February 4 Released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by RAK Records on February 4, 1977, Suzi Quatro’s “Tear Me Apart” — backed with “Same As I Do” — entered the UK Singles Chart on March 5, peaking at number 25 and spending 6 weeks on the chart.

ROCK Magazine France February 1982 Cover 🧵1 (will translate and post all the pages) Alice in Skyscraper Land plunges into her bath of baroque hysteria made of papier-mâché and disemboweled carcasses. "Mephistopheles of America," the deranged androgyne sows terror far from macrobiotic breakfasts..

Live Gigs Report Feb: 1974 One Page Music Scene Magazine, February 1, 1974 CRIMSON EARTH MOTT THE HOOPLE ELTON JOHN MOTT THE HOOPLE & QUEEN YES J.S.D. BAND SAM SLOW AND THE ZINGERS www.glam-slam-chronicles.com/post/live-gi...

Crazy Water Single: Elton John's Orchestral Glam Ballad Released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK on February 4, 1977, Elton John’s “Crazy Water” — backed with “Chameleon” — entered the UK Singles Chart on February 26, peaking at number 27 and spending 6 weeks on the chart.

Waltham Forest Technical College Ad: Mott The Hoople Humble Pie Cancellation Notice Publication Details Magazine: Melody Maker (UK). Date: February 5, 1972. Format: Press advert.

Happy Birthday Alice! 🎂 Today is February 4, 2026, which means it's time to celebrate the birthday of a true rock legend: Alice Cooper turns 78! Born Vincent Damon Furnier on February 4, 1948, in Detroit, Michigan, Alice Cooper has spent over six decades terrifying, thrilling, audiences.

February 3, 1973 New Musical Express Singles Page Hello Hurray Single Review: Alice Cooper's Mood Shift Single The reviewer noted Alice’s intentional departure from frantic rockers to avoid being branded with an “Alice sound.”

Easily as Good: 1973 Elton John's Underrated Brilliance New Musical Express (February 3, 1973) defended Elton John against the chic criticism of the time, arguing that admitting admiration for him was seen as a lapse of taste among rock arbiters.

Although overplayed, you cannot knock the audacity of this track - a withering take down of Harley's ex-bandmates for essentially holding him back with their rockist rigidity. Anything less than a big hit would have been disastrous, and he got a number 1. Boom!

Music Star magazine No 2 FEBRUARY 3, 1973 COULD DAVID LOVE YOU? D.C. Jackson 5 TELL ON EACH OTHER WIN! MIKE JACKSON'S OWN SCARF THE DAY DONNY NEARLY DIED! Paul McCartney's SECRET FEAR TOP HIT SONG WORDS SUPER PIX OF: MARTY KRISTIAN BRIAN CONNOLLY CAT STEVENS ROD STEWART

Elton & Burnie Funkier Songs?: Elton John cover of Beat Instrumental Magazine, February 1972.

Eno's A Flight of Fantasy: 1973 Article Overview Publication Details Magazine: New Musical Express (UK). Date: February 3, 1973. Format: One-page article/feature

Rockenstock TV Appearance: 1972 On February 3, 1972, T.Rex recorded a special edition of Rockenstock for transmission on Antenne 2 France. Recorded live at le Chateau d'Herouville, broadcasted on February 12, 1972 Links in the post lead to YouTube videos in both color and black and white.

Alice's Free Single for Britain Cover: Alice Cooper's NME Poll Thank-You Single New Musical Express (February 3, 1973) announced Alice Cooper’s exclusive free single “Slick Black Limousine” as a thank-you to British readers for voting them The World’s Top Band in the NME Poll.

Weren't Born A Man Single Advert : Dana Gillespie's Glam-Rock Tease Published in Melody Maker February 2, 1974.

Old New Borrowed And Blue Album Review: Kick Over the Braces published in Sounds on February 2, 1974. SLADE: "OLD NEW BORROWED AND BLUE" (POLYDOR 2383 261).

February 2, 1974 Music Star magazine cover featuring Slade’s Dave Hill.