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Truck On (Tyke) (50th Anniversary) 7" Picture Disc 7 Inch Vinyl" - T. Rex
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Truck On (Tyke) (50th Anniversary) 7″ Picture Disc 7 Inch Vinyl” – T. Rex

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Number one hit from the Official UK Top 40 chart for the weeks ending 24 July 1971, 31 July 1971, 7 August 1971, 14 August 1971. This is the genuine 7" record, raised within the frame, giving a fantastic 3D 'floating' effect. This is surrounded by ei...
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T. Rex “Get It On” Framed 7″ Vinyl Record UK NUMBER ONE 18 Jul – 14 Aug 1971

Number one hit from the Official UK Top 40 chart for the weeks ending 24 July 1971, 31 July 1971, 7 August 1971, 14 August 1971. This is the genuine 7" record, raised within the frame, giving a fantastic 3D 'floating' effect. This is surrounded by ei… read more

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Available with Vinyl records London. Picture Disc Vinyl Records 7 Inch Vinyl T. Rex As part of our T. Rex “1973” year c&aign, alongside the “Whatever Happened To The Teenage Dream” 5LP and 4CD box sets, and the “Songwriter 1973” LP, Demon Records is issuing T. Rex’s 1973 singles as highly collectable 7” picture discs, with photos from the Keith Morris archive.The third release is “Truck On Tyke”, originally released in November 1973. It peaked in the UK charts at number 12, while the Top Ten featured Wizzard’s “I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day” and Mott The Hoople’s “Roll Away The Stone” and Slade’s “Merry Xmas Everybody” was already at Number 1. “Truck On Tyke” stayed in the charts for eleven weeks.Neither “Truck On Tyke” or its Bside “Sitting Here” appeared on the “Zinc Alloy” album, released in early 1974.

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