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Teenage Dream (50th Anniversary): Limited Vinyl 7" Picture Disc

As part of the T. Rex “1973” year campaign, alongside the Whatever Happened To The Teenage Dream? 5LP and 4CD box sets, and the Songwriter: 1973 LP, Demon Records issue T. Rex’s 1973/4 singles as highly- collectable 7” picture discs, with photos from the Keith Morris archive. The fourth release is the autobiographical “Teenage Dream”, originally released in January 1974. It peaked in the UK charts at number 13, while the Top Three featured Lulu (“The Man Who Sold The World”), Suzi Quatro (“Devil Gate Drive”) and Mud at number 1 with “Tiger Feet”. “Teenage Dream” stayed in the charts for five weeks. The B-side “Satisfaction Pony” did not appear on the Zinc Alloy album, released in early 1974.

As part of the T. Rex “1973” year campaign, alongside the Whatever Happened To The Teenage Dream? 5LP and 4CD box sets, and the Songwriter: 1973 LP, Demon Records issue T. Rex’s 1973/4 singles as highly- collectable 7” picture discs, with photos from the Keith Morris archive. The fourth release is the autobiographical “Teenage Dream”, originally released in January 1974. It peaked in the UK charts at number 13, while the Top Three featured Lulu (“The Man Who Sold The World”), Suzi Quatro (“Devil Gate Drive”) and Mud at number 1 with “Tiger Feet”. “Teenage Dream” stayed in the charts for five weeks. The B-side “Satisfaction Pony” did not appear on the Zinc Alloy album, released in early 1974.

$28.54
Teenage Dream (50th Anniversary): Limited Vinyl 7" Picture Disc—
$28.54

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As part of the T. Rex “1973” year campaign, alongside the Whatever Happened To The Teenage Dream? 5LP and 4CD box sets, and the Songwriter: 1973 LP, Demon Records issue T. Rex’s 1973/4 singles as highly- collectable 7” picture discs, with photos from the Keith Morris archive. The fourth release is the autobiographical “Teenage Dream”, originally released in January 1974. It peaked in the UK charts at number 13, while the Top Three featured Lulu (“The Man Who Sold The World”), Suzi Quatro (“Devil Gate Drive”) and Mud at number 1 with “Tiger Feet”. “Teenage Dream” stayed in the charts for five weeks. The B-side “Satisfaction Pony” did not appear on the Zinc Alloy album, released in early 1974.