Rod Stewart and the Faces the - Stay With Me live in 1973. (YouTube) ROD STEWART - THREE YEARS IN - It's now been three years since Rod Stewart emerged from the ashes of the Jeff Beck Group to record his first solo album.....Check out photos from Bud Scoppa on (page 19) in Rock Scene magazine.
FASHIONS - MAKING THE MAN There are some stars who help keep alive the myth that clothes make the man. Stars like Marc Bolan, Rod Stewart, Peter Frampton,, and all the various members of the Dolls. All of these artists perform in outfits of unparalleled brilliance so, in addition to their musical greatness, they all get a A+ for their sartorial splendor. Go to (page 63) in this months ROCK SCENE for the complete story. The New York Dolls perform the song…
Marc Bolan and T. Rex perform their song “Children of the Revolution” in Apple studios with Ringo Starr on drums and Elton John on piano. The film Born to Boogie was directed by Ringo Starr himself, and was released on the Beatle’s Apple Film label. The official studio version of “Children of the Revolution” was released as a single by T. Rex on September 8, 1972. (YouTube) Marc Bolan is the cat's meow. A pint sized rocker that litle…
SAY WHAT! (7 minutes in) Another 13,000 feet we go higher and higher and Cleopatra has this beautiful raven hair and what are you supposed to do man except lay there and play the part. And so I’m laying there playing the part and the grape chokes me almost, but I can’t let the joke come out. Because you know I have to be together, right? So, I say, “Oh, groovy great wine there Cleo. Hell, I mean, let’s get it…
Alice Cooper performs ‘I Love The Dead’ from their 1973 album Billion Dollar Babies. This was the band’s sixth record, and it was their best selling one yet. Their stage show was unlike any other. To this day, when played live, the song features the decapitation of Alice, via guillotine. The film Good To See You Again, Alice Cooper, documented and featured live footage from different stops on the tour. (YouTube) ALICE NEVER ORDINARY "My parents really like this whole…
David Bowie prepares to take the stage in May of 1973. His 1973 Ziggy Stardust Tour promoted the albums The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars and Aladdin Sane. The setlist from this tour prominently featured songs from these two albums, among others. David candidly speaks “Most of the reasons that I do what I do is ‘cause I like startling people. It’s something to do. England has a marvelous habit of being able to dissipate everything…
Slade - "Cum On Feel The Noize" English rock band Slade performs their 1973 single ‘Cum On Feel The Noize’. The song reached No. 1 in the UK, and was the band’s fourth number one single. The song became even more popular when it was covered by Quiet Riot nearly ten years later in 1983. Their cover became so popular that people even thought it was written by Quiet Riot. (YouTube) STOMPING and SHOUTING with SLADE - Slade had much success…
Marc Bolan performs with T. Rex on Music Laden TV show in West Germany 1973.... (YouTube) Go to (page 9) to read the story and see Bob Gruens' photo of Marc Bolan.
DRUG TALK - MB: For me to say ..The truth of what I feel is beyond the comprehension on... RS: Well I'd ike to say it's so exciting in here were having such a groovy time with Marc and the boys.. See full story on (page 9) in this months ROCK SCENE magazine.