On December 19, 1976, T. Rex performed live at the Drury Lane Theatre in London for the "Supersonic Christmas Special." At this point in their career, T. Rex was experiencing a decline in commercial success compared to their earlier peak in the early 1970s, where hits like "Get It On" and "Ride a White Swan" defined their sound and cultural impact. The band's most recent studio album before this live performance was "Zip Gun," released in 1975, which showcased a shift in their musical direction. Despite a drop in chart performance, the live show exemplified Marc Bolan's charisma and the band's enduring appeal, marking a nostalgic return to their glam rock roots. Interestingly, this recording was aired just days later on Christmas Day 1976, highlighting Bolan's continued relevance in British pop culture during this festive season. It captures a moment of celebration and nostalgia as T. Rex navigated the evolving landscape of 1970s music.