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T. Rex (album) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search T. Rex Studio album by T. Rex Released 18 December 1970 Recorded July–August 1970 Trident Studios, London Genre Folk rock, psychedelic rock, psychedelic folk Length 37:41 Label Fly, Reprise Producer Tony Visconti T. Rex chronology A Beard of Stars (1970) T. Rex (1970) Electric Warrior (1971) Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Allmusic 4/5 stars[1] Rolling Stone Favourable[2] T. Rex is an album by British rock band T. Rex, released in 1970. It was their fifth studio album, and their first under their abbreviated band name, following four albums as 'Tyrannosaurus Rex'. The album contains electric reworkings of two old Tyrannosaurus Rex songs, one of which ("The Wizard") was originally recorded prior even to John's Children . The remaining songs, however, were new material. It was the album that broke the band and set them in the direction of consistent success over the next three years. Before the release of T. Rex, "Ride a White Swan" was released as a predecessor in promotion of the album. Contents 1 Track listing 2 Singles 3 Personnel 4 References Track listing All songs composed by Marc Bolan Side One No. Title Length 1. "The Children of Rarn" 0:53 2. "Jewel" 2:46 3. "The Visit" 1:55 4. "Childe" 1:41 5. "The Time of Love is Now" 2:42 6. "Diamond Meadows" 1:58 7. "Root of Star" 2:31 8. "Beltane Walk" 2:38 Side Two No. Title Length 9. "Is It Love?" 2:34 10. "One Inch Rock" 2:28 11. "Summer Deep" 1:43 12. "Seagull Woman" 2:18 13. "Suneye" 2:06 14. "The Wizard" 8:50 15. "The Children of Rarn (Reprise)" 0:36 [show]Expanded Edition (2005) The US version of the LP includes the song "Ride a White Swan" as the last song on the album instead of "Children of Rarn (Reprise)". This album was released on the Reprise record label in the United States. The artwork was strange, requiring a sideways look to unfold the cover, or to have the artwork sideways to remove the LP. Singles Ride a White Swan Personnel Marc Bolan – vocals, guitar, bass, organ Mickey Finn – bass, drums, Pixiphone, vocals Tony Visconti – piano, string arrangements Howard Kaylan – background vocals Mark Volman – background vocals Roy Thomas Baker – engineer